Taylor Henriksen

AT VIRGINIA

2020 Hoos Life Feature

2020

• Started the first four games of the season, going 3-1 with a .94 goals-against average and a .846 save percentage
• Was named the ACC and Play Safe/NFHCA National Defensive Player of the Week (Sept. 30) after tallying 12 saves in two matches versus Wake Forest, including a career-high nine in a 2-1 non-conference loss to the Demon Deacons. She registered her first career shutout while making three saves as the Cavaliers opened ACC play with a 1-0 win vs the Deacs

2019

• Appeared in two games with one start
• Started in goal at Louisville (10/11)
• Allowed two goals with a save, facing six shots
• 2019 ZAG Field Hockey / NFHCA National Academic Squad
• ACC Academic Honor Roll

2018

• 2018 ZAG Field Hockey / NFHCA National Academic Squad
• Redshirt season
• ACC Academic Honor Roll

High School/Club Hockey

• US U-19 National Indoor Field Hockey Team
• First Team All-State three years (Virginia Independent School Athletic Association)
• Field Hockey First Team All-Conference three years (Independent School League)
• Washington Post’s Field Hockey First Team All-Met (2017)
• Washington Post’s Field Hockey Second Team and Honorable Mention All Met (2016, 2015)
• SSSAS Field Hockey Most Valuable Player (2017)
• Max Field Hockey All Mid Atlantic
• Alexandria Sportsman’s Club Honored Athlete
• Made 142 saves with 19 goals against for an 88.0 save percentage in 2017
• Finished her career at St. Stephens St. Agnes with 354 saves and 38 shutouts
• Also won three varsity letters in track and was a three-time finalist at the VISAA Track State Championships

Personal

• Daughter of Jeffrey Henriksen and Missy Henriksen
• Father, Jeff, played lacrosse at Virginia (1984-88)
• Older sister, Haley, played lacrosse at Amherst College
• Maintained a 4.12 GPA in high school (4.03 unweighted) and was a 2018 National Merit Commended Scholar
• Studying in the McIntire School of Commerce