Highlight/Skills Video
Academic Info
GPA
ACT
High School
Bozeman High SchoolAcademic Accomplishments
Awards and Activities
Athletic History
- 2017 Varsity TeamStarter 1st Team All-State State 3rd Place, Conference 2nd Place
- 2016 Varsity TeamStarter 1st Team All-Conference State 3rd Place, Conference Champs
- 2015 Varsity TeamStarter Conference 2nd Place, State 3rd Place
- Record13-3
2017 Varsity Team Detailed Information
Jersey Number
#20
Individual Awards
1st Team All-State
Team Awards
State 3rd Place, Conference 2nd Place
No stats available.2016 Varsity Team Detailed Information
Jersey Number
#20
Individual Awards
1st Team All-Conference
Team Awards
State 3rd Place, Conference Champs
No stats available.2015 Varsity Team Detailed Information
Jersey Number
#17
Team Awards
Conference 2nd Place, State 3rd Place
General Statistics
- 2017 Rocky Mountain FC(U18) I am a U17 player but play on the U18 RMFC team.
- 2017 Blitzz FC(U18) I am a U17 player but play on our club U18 team in a U19 league bracket. I am a captain of this team
- 2016 Bozeman Blitzz FC(U16-U17) I am a swing player between the U16 and U17 teams.
- 2016 Rocky Mountain FC(U15)
Rocky Mountain FC Detailed Information
Jersey Number
#66
Notes
I am a U17 player but play on the U18 RMFC team.
No stats available.Blitzz FC Detailed Information
Jersey Number
#13
Notes
I am a U17 player but play on our club U18 team in a U19 league bracket. I am a captain of this team
No stats available.Bozeman Blitzz FC Detailed Information
Jersey Number
#13
Notes
I am a swing player between the U16 and U17 teams.
No stats available.Rocky Mountain FC Detailed Information
Jersey Number
#66
No stats available.Benjamin W. Taylor's Key Stats History
- Mile Time5:30.0 CurrentVerified By: Kevin Guettler, 8th grade PE teacherVerified On: 05/14/2015
- 2 Mile Time12:15.0 Current
Events
Past Events
MT State Cup
Phoenix Desert Cup
Las Vegas Mayor's Cup
Manchester United Residential Camp
ODP Regional Camp
Personal Statement
My name is Ben Taylor and I am a junior at Bozeman High School in Bozeman, Montana. Soccer has been an important part of my life since I was 4-years-old and my goal has always been to play at the college level. I was the only freshman to play varsity at Bozeman High, a school of more than 2,000 students, where our boy's soccer team has won the state championship three out of the past four years. Last spring, I tried out, and was selected, for a spot on the Chicago Galaxy premier team in Naperville, Illinois. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to transfer schools mid-year without losing AP credit so I was unable to join that team but I hope to have another opportunity to play with a bigger club. As a 4.0 student, I am interested in a college experience that will offer me very strong academics as well as a competitive soccer environment.
I have been able to benefit from playing soccer in many different places with players and coaches I did not know. During the fall of 2013, my family took a sabbatical trip to Ghana, where, as a 13-year-old, I played club soccer with boys aged 15-19. In the summer of 2014 I attended a residential camp in Manchester, UK, where I again played with older teammates. At that camp I received the ‘Jonny Evans’ award for the strongest defender in my group. In addition to these experiences, I have attended several college summer camps as well as Region IV ODP regional camp in McMinnville, OR. I believe these opportunities have provided me the confidence to be able to play with unfamiliar teammates and coaches. Because of this I am certain that I would be able to adapt to and make a positive impact within a college program.
In addition to soccer, I have had personal experiences that I believe will be valuable as both a college student and teammate. After being nominated by my teachers, I attended Junior National Young Leaders Conferences in both Washington D.C. and Los Angeles, CA. These experiences provided me with leadership skills that have been incredibly helpful both on and off the field. I also was elected, by high school classmates, to serve as one of fewer than 10 representatives (in our class of 548 students) to the Leadership Initiative Program at Bozeman High. In addition, I was selected, by school faculty, to serve as a peer mediator for both my middle and high schools. These school programs have provided ongoing training in leadership approaches and dispute resolution techniques which I have been able to apply in sports as well as in school.
I am a determined and disciplined player and I’m consistently evaluated as technically and tactically very strong as well as very coachable. I am looking forward to finding a school whose soccer and academic programs will fit me well.
Coach References
- Joe LiversTravel / Club CoachLog in to access this info
- Levi EvansClub CoachLog in to access this info
- Hunter TerryHigh School Head CoachLog in to access this info
Training
- Universal Soccer Academy, Chicago, Illinois2 years experienceHave worked privately, in Chicago and Bozeman, MT, with Patrick Ferguson, founder of Universal Soccer Academy.