Runs the floor with intensity in transition and rebounds her teammates shots for guaranteed points. Finishing with ease at the basket against the defense. Fast paced guard with the ball on a string. A defensive threat who is hungry for the ball. Can shoot the three especially when they are needed for her team. 

Taylor stood out with her sound fundamental skill set, hustle, and comprehensive impact at Michigan Vice practice. She changes hands with ease and finishes layups confidently with her right or left. Taylor was efficient as a shooter in the mid-range and beyond the arc. She buried multiple threes in drills and during the games. Taylor poked the ball away while pressuring guards up top, secured the steals, and raced the other way with pace to score breakaway buckets with her left hand off two feet. She penetrated gaps using quick, low crossover dribbles, dropped in a floater, and drained pull-up jumpers from the foul line. Taylor sees the floor well and distributes accurate passes to open shooters for assists. She finished at the front of the group in sprints and turned in a great practice.

Taylor brought the energy and her multidimensional impact helped Michigan Vice 16U finish the day undefeated in their pool. She caught fire in a game, drilling three triples in a short span and worked hard to cut off drives on the defensive end. Taylor stepped up in the Silver Championship Game. She knocked down a pullup jumper off a crossover dribble after freezing the defender with a shot-fake and accelerated with a burst to score a left-handed layup. She eluded defenders in the lane using a shifty double-crossover, then switched hands late to score with a soft touch off the glass. Taylor drilled a clutch corner three and knocked down key free throws late to help seal the victory. Her quick feet and aggressive pressure created turnovers on the defensive end, making Taylor a complete contributor and top performer at the PGH MI College Tour II.

Taylor, a guard for Michigan Vice , stood out with a strong all-around performance at the Battle in the Mitten. She handled the ball with confidence, creating space with a sharp crossover to get past defenders and make plays. Taylor showed her scoring ability by knocking down a step-back three and pushing the tempo in transition, turning steals into coast-to-coast finishes. She also displayed great vision, setting up teammates with smart passes, and made a big impact defensively with her active hands, coming away with numerous takeaways. Her versatility and energy made her one of the more impressive guards over the weekend.

Taylor is going to be a very good player for Northville in the coming years. She swiped the ball away on defense, pushed it with both hands the other way, and turned on the afterburners to score a full-speed breakaway layup with a defender closing in. Taylor zoomed all over the court to grab loose balls, scored a soft finish off the glass with a smooth transfer, and dropped in a floater after securing an offensive rebound. She has the skill, instincts, and effort needed to be a productive point guard.