Taylor Wilson-Evanczyk is entering year one as the IU Southeast volleyball team.
The last two seasons, Wilson-Evanczyk has assisted the Bellarmine women's volleyball team. She also serves as the tournament director at Union Volleyball Club.
Wilson-Evanczyk is a native of Corydon, Indiana. A prep star at Providence High School, she helped lead the Pioneers to back-to-back state titles.
Upon graduation, Wilson-Evanczyk took her talents to Stony Brook University for her first two collegiate seasons. After appearing in 60 matches and averaging more than two kills per set for the Seawolves, she transferred to the University of South Dakota for her final two seasons.
Wilson-Evanczyk was a First-Team All-Region Player of the Year and First-Team All-Summit League performer as a senior. She also earned MVP honors while leading the Coyotes to their first ever Summit League Tournament Championship and a trip to the NCAA Tournament.
As a middle blocker, she hit .377 as a senior while averaging 3.26 kills per set and 88 total blocks.
Following her playing days, Wilson-Evanczyk moved back to New Albany, Indiana and spent a year working for the Volleyball League of America. She also coached volleyball at Floyd Central and spent four years teaching Pre-K at Our Lady of Perpetual Help.
Taylor and her husband Conner have two daughters: Poppy and Scottie.
