New Albany High School appoints Kelsey Taylor as girls basketball coach

April 29, 2025 | New Albany-Floyd Co Con Sch, School Boards, Indiana

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New Albany High School has officially appointed Kelsey Taylor as the new head coach for the girls' basketball team, a decision made during the NAFCS School Board meeting on April 28, 2025. Taylor, a 2018 graduate of New Albany, brings a wealth of experience to the role, having played collegiate basketball at Trine University and Butler University, where she also earned her master's degree in marketing.

Mr. Garman, who recommended Taylor, praised her dedication and suitability for the position, stating, "She is tailor-made for New Albany High School." The board unanimously approved her appointment, highlighting the community's high expectations for both athletic and academic programs. Taylor expressed her excitement about returning to her alma mater, emphasizing her commitment to fostering leadership and academic excellence among her players.
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In addition to Taylor's appointment, the board also recommended Michael McBride as the head boys' basketball coach at Floyd Central High School. McBride, who has 34 years of coaching experience, was selected after a competitive process involving 24 applicants. His impressive track record includes winning a state championship and multiple sectional titles, making him a strong candidate to lead the boys' program.

Both appointments reflect the school district's commitment to enhancing its athletic programs and supporting student-athletes in their personal and academic growth. The board's decisions are expected to positively impact the community, fostering a culture of excellence in sports and education.

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