Assistant Coach Taylor Todd-Williams will enter her first season at Queens University in 2025-26 after officially starting on July 2, 2025.
Todd-Williams joins Queens after a successful tenure at Cape Fear Community College, where she most recently served as head women's basketball coach. In her first season leading the Sea Devils, Todd-Williams orchestrated the best start in program history (16-0) and guided the team to a 25-4 overall record. Under her leadership, Cape Fear earned the top seed in Region 10, finished as conference runner-up, and saw multiple players transfer to four-year institutions, including Longwood University, Shaw University, and Winston-Salem State University. Her ability to develop individual talent was highlighted by mentoring a Region 10 Player of the Year and a NJCAA All-American.
Before taking over as head coach, Todd-Williams served as Cape Fear's assistant coach from 2021 to 2023, helping the program capture a Region 10 Championship and make an NJCAA Tournament appearance. Todd-Williams was heavily involved in scouting, defensive strategy, and recruiting during her time as an assistant.
A former team captain and standout player for Cape Fear, Todd-Williams helped lead the Sea Devils to two Region 10 titles and two NJCAA Tournament berths. After graduating with her associate degree, she transferred to East Carolina University and earned a bachelor's degree in Interpersonal Communications.
Originally from Los Angeles and raised in Jacksonville, N.C., Todd-Williams starred at Jacksonville High School and competed for Flight 22 Basketball in Wilmington. In addition to her coaching background, Todd-Williams also served as Student Life Coordinator at Cape Fear, helping foster leadership and engagement across campus.
