New Jersey Institute of Technology Athletics

2023: Named to the America East First Team (joining teammate Briana Andreoli as the first Highlanders to earn the distinction) and America East All-Academic team...Appeared and started in 17 of NJIT's 19 matches after having her 2022 campaign shortened to three games due to injury...recorded seven points on the year (her first three career goals and an assist) after only tallying two points on assists in four years prior...and helped anchor NJIT's traditionally strong backline to six shutouts and four shutout wins in 2023...scored goals against Saint Peter's (Aug. 20), at UMBC (Sept. 28), and Bryant (Oct.12) and added an assist at Cal Baptist (Aug. 24)

2022: Started in three contests before missing the remainder of the season due to injury.

2021: Appeared in all 19 games for the Highlanders (16 starts)...named America East Defensive Player of the Week on October 25 after helping NJIT shutout UAlbany on October 24....assisted on the winner in NJIT's victory over Maine on Sept. 26.

2020: Played in eight games with five starts...Season played in Spring 2021 due to COVID-19.

2019: Appeared in 12 matches, making one start at Maryland on Aug. 25...recorded an assist in the Highlanders' 5-0 win over Rider on Sept. 5.

Prior to NJIT: Taibl, a New Jersey native, guided Jackson Memorial in 2017 to a 17-5 overall record, finishing tied for sixth in the Asbury Park Press Top 10 for Class A South. ...the 5-foot-6 defender was a member of the 2015 PDA Mid-Atlantic Regional Champions and Northeast National Premiere League (NPL) Champs.

Personal: Madison Hayley Taibl. ... daughter of Chris and Melissa Taibl. ... National Honors Society member, Taibl intends to major in forensic science at NJIT in the Fall 2019.