Basketball

Emily Taylor Named Head Coach of Mount Union Women’s Basketball

A former player and assistant coach steps into the role after Suzy Venet's retirement, aiming to build on a tradition of excellence.

Emily Taylor has stepped into the role of head coach for the Mount Union women's basketball program, taking over from Suzy Venet, who retired after two decades of leading the team.

Taylor brings a blend of playing experience and coaching acumen, having contributed to John Carroll's 2013‑14 Ohio Athletic Conference championship squad and its Sweet 16 run as an assistant.

Her coaching journey includes stints at Cleveland State and Merrimack, where she rose to lead assistant, overseeing recruiting across the nation and abroad.

A Coach Rooted in the Ohio Athletic Conference

Having grown up within the conference's competitive landscape, Taylor understands the regional dynamics that shape recruiting and gameplay, a factor that athletic director Mike Parnell says will help sustain the program's tradition of excellence.

Parnell highlighted her deep knowledge of the league and her ability to mentor student‑athletes both on the court and in the classroom, expressing confidence that the program will continue to thrive under her guidance.

The university looks forward to seeing how Taylor will expand the team's competitive edge while reinforcing the broader mission of developing well‑rounded leaders.

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