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According to Harvard Coach Frank Haggerty, who was a member of the 12-member panel that decided the award, the two factors that made the difference in Taylor??€™s selection were her highly visible nation-best performance at Penn Relays in April, and the diverse number of events in which she represented Harvard year after year...
...great ironies of Taylor??€™s career is that despite being the fastest 400 hurdler in the history of the Heptagonal Games Association, Taylor graduates with Navy’s Joanna Helm still holding the Heptagonal meet record at 58.44 seconds...
...Taylor??€™s finish of 55.88 seconds was the best time run by an American this year and the sixth-best in the world. The strength of her Friday performance gives Taylor confidence going into the U.S. Track and Field Championships at the end of June...
...Taylor??€™s teammate and 2000 Sydney Olympian Gyorffy had a different set of goals going into her NCAA competition on Saturday. Although Gyorffy, like Taylor, had never won an NCAA Outdoor title, she was the heavy favorite going into the meet. No one else in the nation had cleared 1.90 meters, while Gyorffy’s personal best of 1.96 meters was the fourth-best jump in the world this year...
After Gyorffy and Taylor??€™s graduation, the Harvard women’s track team will be a different kind of team. This year’s senior class, including Gyorffy, Taylor and co-captain Marna Schutte, accounted for approximately 70 points in any given Heptagonal meet and all of Harvard’s NCAA points this past weekend...