Education

B.S., Sport Management, Maranatha Baptist University, 2015

Master of Organizational Leadership, Maranatha Baptist University, (2020)

Coaching Experience

2015-Present, Maranatha Baptist University

2012-2015, Watertown Soccer Club (various ages)

USSF "C" License

Playing Experience - Achievements

College: Maranatha Baptist University, 2011-14 - NSCAA All-American

Semi-pro/Amateur: Madison 56ers SC (NPSL, PLA), 2014-17, Bavarian SC (UPSL, USASA), 2017-Present

Professional: Milwaukee Wave (MASL), 2021-Present

About

After graduating from Maranatha in 2015, Taylor Pill began work as a soccer coach and as Director of Athletic Communications one month later. During his undergraduate studies, Pill worked part-time as a Site Administrator for US Soccer Coaching Schools and assisted the administrative staff at US Soccer headquarters in Chicago. Pill has also served on the board of directors for Watertown Soccer Club and served the role of Referee Coordinator for three years at the club.

Since beginning work at Maranatha, Pill oversees new social media graphic design initiatives, the implementation of new social media pages for the athletic teams, and the design, upkeep, and the transition of the Maranatha Athletics website as it became mbusabercats.com.

As Director of Athletic Communications, Pill supports and promotes the 10 intercollegiate athletics teams through the updating of the athletics website and athletics social media, handles statistical reporting to the NCCAA and NCAA, oversees the statistical upkeep and archiving for all Sabercat teams, coordinates the live streaming of athletic contests, and assists the Athletics Department's operations as needed.

Why MBU?

"I work at MBU because it is an organization that supports biblical principles while providing opportunities for students to prepare themselves for life past college. Working with and around biblical Christians is a unifying thing."

Outside the Office...

"I enjoy soccer, golf, and skiing. Die-hard fan of Liverpool FC."

Contact

taylor.pill@mbu.edu