Taylor Primack

Position:
Goalkeeper
Height:
5-6
Class:
Senior
Hometown:
Lindenhurst, Ill.
High School:
Lakes Community

2024 (Barton): Transferred to Central Michigan from NCAA II Barton College (NC) … set program record with five consecutive shutouts … two-time Conference Carolinas Defensive Player of the Week … started all 18 matches

2021-23 (Holy Cross): Transferred to Barton from NAIA Holy Cross College (IN) … departed as the program’s record holder for single-season shutouts, career shutouts, career saves and career save percentage … logged over 4,200 minutes in goal across 47 starts

High School: Graduated with high honors from Lakes Community High School in Lake Villa, Ill. in 2021 … was named the team MVP and All-Northern Lake County Conference Academic in two seasons playing for the Eagles … participated in student council and the school yearbook

Club: Competed in the Illinois Olympic Development Program (ODP) and the Midwest Regional League prior to moving to the college ranks … won the 2022 UWS National Championship with the Chicago Mustangs, along with back-to-back Midwest Division titles … won division championship with FC1974 of the Midwest Regional League (2019) … won a Region II title with the Illinois ODP squad

Personal: Daughter of Sarah and Tony Primack … oldest of three children: brother, Cade and sister, London … enjoys baking, trying new coffee, listening to music, spending time with friends and family, scrapbooking and going to the gym … lists USWNT keeper Phallon Tullis-Joyce as her favorite goalie

“Why CMU?”: “I chose Central Michigan University to complete my master’s degree because CMU offers a great program in health administration. The online format allows me to pursue my athletic goal of playing professional soccer after college while being able to complete my degree. The academics align with my view of providing the best for the members of the team and those you are serving in your career. I chose CMU Soccer because of the high level of standards the program is held to by the coaches and the players. I know that by attending CMU, I will become a better soccer player and person.”