Taylor Huff

Taylor Huff learned the game from her father, who started coaching her when she was three years old, long before she became one of Ohio's most decorated prep players in the Mansfield area. Playing for Internationals SC while at Madison Comprehensive High School, she finished her scholastic career with state records of 113 goals and 93 assists, earning Ohio Player of the Year honours from both Gatorade and United Soccer Coaches in 2020.

College brought two chapters. Huff began at Tennessee in 2021, where she was named the SEC's top freshman, before transferring to Florida State in 2023. The move paid off immediately: she won an NCAA national championship and an ACC title with the Seminoles, then followed it in 2024 with ACC Tournament MVP honours and a place on the All-American team.

She turned professional in January 2025, signing a three-year deal with an option year at Bay FC. Her NWSL debut came in March against Utah Royals, and she scored her first professional goal in August against Houston Dash. By the end of her first year in the league, Huff had been named NWSL Rookie of the Month.

On the international side, Huff has moved through the United States youth pyramid, representing the under-16, under-20 and under-23 sides across several years, including a start in a 4-3 match for the U-23s against France. She also took part in a Futures Camp with the senior national team's staff in January 2025, though she has yet to earn a cap at senior level.