Mr. Tim Taylor

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  Published on: 2/11/2009    Last Visited: 2/11/2009  

  Madison County coach Tim Taylor knows he's going to have to address it with his team before the Mountaineers take the floor tonight at home against Strasburg. If Madison takes down the Rams it will be the team's 22nd straight victory and cap an undefeated regular season.
  
  But for all the hoopla surrounding the possible feat, Taylor and the Mountaineers view it as just one step toward their ultimate goal — a state championship.
  
  "It should be a fun night," Taylor said. "I think our fans are excited about it, maybe more than the players are."
  
  Though Taylor thought the Mountaineers might have lacked focus in a couple of late-season victories, he said Tuesday that his team has given a consistent effort all season and that with postseason games looming, the precision has returned.
  
  "Yesterday's practice was unbelievable," Taylor said.
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  "The streak is there of course," Taylor said.
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  "We've always talked about climbing the ladder and taking each step up," Taylor said. "We talked about winning the district, then going undefeated. That's another step. But I think we've been really focused on February and March. We've been focused on that since November."
  
  Now that February is here the Mountaineers have a spot in the regional tournament locked up and Taylor has taken the opportunity to scout some of the potential postseason opponents. The looming challenges have also sparked some nerves from the team now used to being a heavy favorite.
  
  "We're all getting a few butterflies," Taylor said.

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  Published on: 7/2/2009    Last Visited: 7/2/2009  

  Home > 1050 AM Bluefield, WV > Tim Taylor and Wendy Palmer join Virginia women's basketball coaching staff
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  Tim Taylor and Wendy Palmer join Virginia women's basketball coaching staff
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  Tim Taylor has been named associate head coach and Wendy Palmer has been named assistant coach, head women's basketball coach Debbie Ryan announced Thursday.
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  Taylor was an assistant for UVa from 2000-05 and most recently the head boys basketball coach at Madison High School, while Palmer played for Ryan from 1992-96, is an 11-year WNBA veteran and spent the last two years as an assistant coach at Kentucky.
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  "I am very pleased and excited to have Tim Taylor and Wendy Palmer joining our family," Ryan said.
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  "I am excited to return to the University of Virginia," Taylor said. "It is an opportunity to work with a great administration, staff and players to enhance the program on an everyday basis on and off the court. The last four years has been a fun ride. I would like to thank the Madison County players, staff, administrators and community for their unbelievable support. I will miss you all."
  
  Prior to his high school coaching responsibilities, Taylor completed five seasons on the UVa sidelines, helping the Cavaliers to four NCAA Tournament appearances. In 2004, he was promoted to recruiting coordinator and was the lead recruiter for the 2004 class that was rated 10th in the nation by Blue Star Index and 15th by the All-Star Girls' Report.
  
  "Tim Taylor is one of the best tacticians in the game of basketball," Ryan said.
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  Taylor joined the Virginia women's basketball staff prior to the 2000-01 season after working two years at Furman. He was primarily responsible for the Paladin post players. He coached two All-Southern Conference post players, including two-time Southern Conference Player of the Year Jackie Smith. The Paladins finished second in the Southern Conference during the 1999-2000 regular season and won the conference tournament championship to receive an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament.
  
  A native of Madison, Va., Taylor was the head coach for girls basketball and softball at Woodbridge High School in Woodbridge, Va., from 1995-98. At Woodbridge, Taylor developed four post players who went on to receive Division I scholarships and led the Vikings to three consecutive regional appearances.
  
  Taylor began his coaching career as the assistant boys' and girls' basketball coach at Madison County High School.

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  Published on: 7/6/2009    Last Visited: 7/6/2009  

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  Published on: 10/21/2008    Last Visited: 4/6/2009  

  Madison County High School's head basketball coach, Timmy Taylor, turned his focus this summer from his current basketball players to his future court stars as he hosted his first annual summer youth basketball camp. "It's just a way to give back to the community," said Taylor.

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  Published on: 7/15/2009    Last Visited: 7/16/2009  

  Breeden to succced Taylor
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  The Madison County School Board voted Monday for Breeden to replace former head coach Tim Taylor, who announced his departure from the MCHS program last month.
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  It was not immediately clear if Breeden will also succeed Taylor as the head MCHS softball coach-officials didn't specifically say this at the May 13 meeting Monday and were unavailable for comment May 14.
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  Taylor - who recently accepted a position as a University of Virginia women's basketball team associate head coach - endorsed Breeden as his successor during an appearance on "Varsity Lights with Jerry Miller," a Charlottesville television station's sports talk show.
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  Taylor joined Madison County High School's boys basketball team as its head coach in 2007, leading the team to a 15-10 record during the 2007-2008 season. This past season, Taylor and the Mountaineers finished 28-1, with the only loss coming in the state semi-finals. Taylor - a 1984 MCHS graduate - also served as coach of Madison County's 13-6 softball team this year.

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  Published on: 3/5/2007    Last Visited: 3/5/2007  

  By winning, the Bears became the first 1A team ever to finish a season with 29 wins, though it wasn't Brewster coach Tim Taylor's first team to complete a season undefeated - the 2003 squad was 28-0.
  
  It is the eighth state boys basketball title in the school's history.
  
  "This team has just been so resilient all year and we had to come out and play one more against a really tough Toledo team," Taylor said.
  
  Toledo pushed the Bears to the limit.The game featured five lead changes and four ties in the first quarter alone.
  
  "They were more aggressive that I thought they'd be," Taylor said.
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  With victory in hand, Clay Gebbers leaps into the arms of Brewster head coach Tim Taylor on Saturday night. (World photo/Don Seabrook)
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  "Austin's been money all year for us at the free-throw line," Taylor added.
  
  After two straight losses at the hands of Bellevue Christian in each of the last two title games, the Bears finally got the monkey - that Taylor referred to Friday night - off their backs.

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  Published on: 10/15/2009    Last Visited: 10/15/2009  

  Superior Court Judge Timothy Taylor on Thursday denied a request for a temporary restraining order.

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  Published on: 10/15/2009    Last Visited: 11/1/2009  

  In denying the order, San Diego Superior Court Judge Timothy Taylor said he had to consider those who live and work in the river valley, the city's potential liability if flooding occurs and the financial consequences if the work is stopped. He also said the group was late in requesting the stop-order since the work began last week.
  
  Taylor said Thursday's decision was not the "death knell" for the group's lawsuit, which will proceed.

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  Published on: 9/28/2009    Last Visited: 9/29/2009  

  Sat. Oct. 3rd 6:00pm - Timothy Taylor, Richard Grainger
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  READING BOOK SIGNING WITH TIMOTHY TAYLOR Timothy Taylor is an award-winning novelist and journalist. He's the author of the bestselling novel Stanley Park, which was short-listed for numerous prizes including the Giller Prize, the Writers Trust Fiction Prize, and both the BC and Vancouver Book Awards. His journalism has won many awards and appeared widely in such publications as EnRoute Magazine, the Globe and Mail, Western Living, The National Post, The Wall Street Journal and other publications. His most recently novel is The Blue Light Project, three days in the life of a city gripped by a hostage taking in a television studio in the center of town.
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  For anyone who has read Timothy Taylor's "Stanley Park", they will recall the Monkey's Paw chef not being able to participate in the Seasons of Local Splendor at the Garulous Greens farm … of course, this was FarmFolk/CityFolk's Feast of Fields fundraising event at Fraser Common Farm, home to Glorious Organics (formerly called Glorious Garnish Seasonal Salad.) Co-owner organic farmer, Heather Pritchard, also Executive Director of FarmFolk/CityFolk, will be serving her "Garulous Greens" tonight.
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  TIMOTHY TAYLOR, RICHARD GRAINGER

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  Published on: 9/26/2009    Last Visited: 9/26/2009  

  In a major announcement on this date, the Lumberjacks General Manager / Governor Tim Taylor has confirmed that top-flight, pro goaltender SEBASTIEN CENTOMO has assented to terms and affixed his signature to the bottom line on an one-year contract deal with the Muskegon club.
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  The Centomo dossier of such accomplishments did not go unnoticed with GM Taylor.

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