Taylor Hebert '21 Recruiting Profile

I have been playing lacrosse since I was 8 years old.  I am a highly motivated student with a 4.0 GPA in honors classes.  I am on the STEM track with a goal completing both AP Chemistry and AP Calculus in high school.    I know that playing in college is a once in a lifetime opportunity that could change my whole life.

I have excellent stick skills using both hands and excel at passing and cutting.   I have excellent speed and see the field very well.   I consider myself a selfless teammate and a team leader and try to lead by example while also encouraging my teammates.  I am very coachable and strive to be one of the hardest working players and one of the hardest working recruits you’ll find.

In September 2016 I was selected to be a peer mentor for El Dorado Hills Youth Lacrosse.   I spent 4 hours of peer mentoring teaching younger children the sport of lacrosse and lacrosse fundamentals through our one day “Learn to Lax" Coaches Clinic.  I was nominated by my coaches to manage a passing and stick skill clinic with a fellow player. This experience greatly enhanced my leadership and communication skills and the community service time qualified me for a California Junior Scholarship Federation award.

In the classroom, I study hard and maintain a high GPA.  I have completed several volunteer projects and I have attended a Biology Summer Camp at The University of California at Davis.   I also have leadership roles in two clubs in high school, "The Sunshine for Seniors Club" and "The Shriners Hospital Club."

I want to attend a college where I can excel in the classroom and in lacrosse. I am open to all options and want to ultimately find the right college match at the highest level of competition possible. I hope to become a great role model to all my peers and make my parents proud.