Lauren Taylor
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- Height:
- 5-10
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- Hometown:
- Attleboro, Mass.
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- Year:
- Sr.
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- High School:
- St. Raphael Academy
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- Major:
- Psychology
Bio
Career Record (Entering 2019-20):
Singles: 10-14 (.417)
Doubles: 10-11 (.476)
As a Junior:
Missed the entire season due to injury, but served as a student assistant coach
As a Sophomore:
Appeared in 11 matches for the Lancers...went 2-8 in singles play, all from the No. 1 position...got her first win of the season against MCLA on Sept. 8, coming from behind to win 4-6, 7-5, 11-9...got her lone doubles win with an 8-1 victory over Wentworth on Sept. 1...named to the LEC and MASCAC All-Academic Teams
As a Freshman:
Appeared in 14 matches for Worcester State...tied for the team lead with nine doubles wins, and led the team with a doubles winning percentage of .643...went 8-6 in singles matches, all coming in the No. 2 position...recorded her first collegiate wins in both doubles and singles against Wentworth on Sept. 1...named to the MASCAC All-Academic Team
Personal:
Lauren was born in Providence, R.I...majoring in psychology at Worcester State...the daughter of Richard and Susan Taylor...has one brother, Justin...lists her favorite teams as the Red Sox and Patriots...favorite athlete: Roger Federer
Before Worcester State:
Lauren is a 2016 graduate of St. Raphael Academy in Pawtucket, R.I...played four years of varsity tennis, softball, and basketball for the Saints...captained her tennis team as a junior and senior...Rhode Island First Team All-Division III all four years and Second Team All-State as a senior
News mentions
The Worcester State University women's tennis team saw its fall season come to an end on Tuesday afternoon, as the fourth-seeded Lancers fell to #5 Bridgewater State 5-2 in the First Round of the Little East Conference Tournament at the Corash Tennis Courts.
The Worcester State University women's tennis team rounded out its regular season on Saturday afternoon with a 6-3 loss to Plymouth State University in Little East Conference action at the Holderness School.
The Worcester State University women’s tennis team picked up an 8-1 Senior Day win over UMass Dartmouth Tuesday afternoon in Little East Conference action at Wachusett Regional High School.
The Worcester State University women's tennis team won its third matches in as many days Saturday, defeating Bridgewater State University 6-3 in Little East Conference action at Wachusett Regional High School.
The Worcester State University women's tennis team won its second match in as many days on Friday afternoon, defeating Emerson College 6-3 in non-conference action at St. John's Preparatory School.
The Worcester State University women's tennis team made quick work of Castleton University Thursday afternoon, defeating the Spartans 9-0 in Little East Conference action at Wachusett Regional High School.
The Worcester State University women's tennis team claimed a victory in its home opener Saturday afternoon, beating Salem State 6-3 in Little East Conference action at Wachusett Regional High School.
The Worcester State University women’s tennis team opened up Little East Conference play with a win on Saturday afternoon, defeating the University of Southern Maine 9-0.
The Worcester State University women's tennis team got all it could handle from Roger Williams University, falling 9-0 to the Hawks in non-conference action at the RWU Tennis Courts Tuesday afternoon.
The Worcester State University women's tennis team suffered its first defeat of the 2019 season on Sunday afternoon, falling to Nichols College 9-0 at the Robinson Tennis Courts.
The Worcester State University women's tennis team won all three doubles matches on Saturday afternoon en route to a 7-2 win over Wentworth in non-conference women's tennis action at the Regis Tennis Center.