Beau Taylor

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AustraliaAustralia  Beau Taylor Ice hockey player
Date of birth February 1, 1991
place of birth Manly , Australia
size 180 cm
Weight 82 kg
position striker
Shot hand Left
Career stations
2007-2008 Central Coast Rhinos
2007-2009 Medicine Hat Tigers Midget
2009-2010 Kindersley Clippers
2010–2012 Swan Valley Stampeders
since 2011 Newcastle North Stars
2012-2014 Selkirk College
2014-2017 University of Alberta-Augustana
since 2017 Daysland Northstars

Beau Taylor (born February 1, 1991 in Manly ) is an Australian ice hockey player and coach who has been under contract with the Newcastle North Stars in the Australian Ice Hockey League since 2011 and also in the southern hemisphere summer since 2017 for the Daysland Northstars in North Central Hockey League is on the ice.

Career

Beau Taylor began his career with the Central Coast Rhinos for whom he made his debut in the Australian Ice Hockey League at the age of 16 . Since 2011 he has been under contract with the Newcastle North Stars , with whom he became Australian champions in 2015 and 2016 .

Since 2007 Taylor has been playing in the southern hemisphere summer in North America, where he initially played in various youth teams. After winning the British Columbia Ice Hockey League with the Selkirk College team in 2013 and 2014 , he moved to the University of Alberta-Augustana team , with whom he played in the Canadian Colleges Athletic Association. Since 2017 he has been playing for the Daysland Northstars in the North Central Hockey League , which he won in 2018.

International

For Australia , Taylor first took part in a major tournament at the 2017 World Cup in Division II. Also in 2018 he played in Division II.

Achievements and Awards

  • 2013 champion of the Columbia Ice Hockey League with Selkirk College
  • 2014 champion of the Columbia Ice Hockey League with Selkirk College
  • 2015 Australian champion with the Newcastle North Stars
  • 2016 Australian champion with the Newcastle North Stars
  • 2018 North Central Hockey League win with Daysland Northstars

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