Taylor Pavlika Season 2016

Honors/Awards
American Athletic Conference Weekly Honor Roll (10/19/15)
OCSA Academic All-Ohio Second Team

2015 (Sophomore): Started all 24 matches on the year… tallied four assists, the third-most on the team, for four points… assisted on the game-winning score against East Carolina (10/16)… was selected to the American Athletic Conference Weekly Honor Roll (10/19) following that match… assisted on the first of two late scores against top-seeded UConn in the conference semifinal game, helping start a string of comebacks on the way to winning the American Athletic Conference title… wasted no time picking up her first point at UC by assisting on the season-opening goal against No. 21 DePaul… assisted on the game-winner in a 3-2 decision at Duquesne… earned OCSA Academic All-Ohio Second Team honors.

2014 (Freshman/IPFW): Played in all 18 games, starting 17 of them… was named to the Summit League All-Freshmen team after co-leading the team in goals (2)… was also third on the team in assists (1) and points (5)… first career goal came in a 6-4 win over Northern Kentucky on August 31… second goal on the season came on a penalty kick in the first half against IUPUI (10/12) at home… recorded the assist in a 3-3 double overtime draw against South Dakota State at home (10/10)... registered 15 shots on the season, with six coming on goal… had a season-high four shots in the season-finale at Oral Roberts (11/2)… played at least 58 minutes in 17 games on the season… played a season-high 110 minutes in both double overtime games against South Dakota State (10/10) and Western Illinois (10/17) at home… tied for second for most games played by a freshman in program history.

High School: First Team All-State as a senior… also named all-region, all-conference, and all-district… was a three-sport athlete at Novi, competing in soccer, basketball, and track & field… was named all-conference and all-region in basketball and all-state in track & field… daughter of Wayne and Lori Pavlika… has four siblings, Sam, Alex, Dakota, and Korey ... sister Sam also played for the Bearcats, capping her goalkeeping career in 2015.