Taylor Culp

Taylor Culp is a highly accomplished soccer coach with extensive experience at various collegiate and club levels. Currently serving as the Assistant Women Soccer Coach at Wake Forest University, Taylor played a pivotal role in leading the team to its best-ever season, including a historic NCAA National Championship appearance and a #2 national ranking. Previous coaching positions include Assistant Women Soccer Coach at the University of Missouri-Columbia, where substantial improvements in the attacking strategy were implemented, and at Elon University, contributing to the program's first CAA Championship. Taylor also excelled as the Director of Goalkeeping at NC Fusion, developing youth players into collegiate athletes. Earlier experiences include coaching stints at the University of Pennsylvania, where Taylor became the first Black coach to win an Ivy League Women's Soccer Championship, and as a trainer at United Soccer Academy. Taylor holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Montclair State University and a degree from the University of Massachusetts Amherst.