Division III Week Spotlight: Chloe Fornoff

For celebration of 2020 NCAA Division III week, Albright Athletics will feature a number of student-athletes with a short Q&A profile. Every student-athlete was asked why they chose to compete at the NCAA Division III level. Today we spotlight Albright women’s lacrosse first-year midfielder Chloe Fornoff

Despite her first collegiate season being cut short due to the COVID-19 outbreak, Chloe Fornoff showed the immediate impact she can make on the lacrosse field for Albright. In seven games during the 2020 season, Fornoff registered 18 points behind 15 goals and three assists. She posted a season-high five points in the Lions final game of the season against Kean, and ranked third on the team in points. Fornoff tied for the team lead with six free position shot goals.

Chloe Fornoff
Position: Midfield
Hometown: Delta, Pennsylvania
High School: Kennard-Dale
Major: Costume Design

What do you like most about Albright College?
“What I like most about Albright College is the amount of students. I like being able to have relationships with the professors, and having a very close team.”

How do your teammates make practice fun?
“As a team we have many different and funny personalities. This makes practice fun all by itself and no practice is ever boring!”

Do you have any pre-game superstitions?
“My pre-game superstitions include wearing my hair the same way every game. I have to have it braided a certain way, and I like to wear the same headband every game as well.”

What is one thing people do not know about you?
“One thing that most people don’t know about me is that I am a Costume Design major. I would like to pursue a career designing the costumes for theatrics.”

What is your favorite song to listen to prior to competing?
“My favorite song to listen to before a game is ‘All of the Lights by Kanye West’. I have listened to this song before games since I was in third grade.”

What is your current favorite memory as a member of Albright athletics?
“My current favorite memory of being part of the women’s lacrosse team was going to New York as a team for a weekend. We played two games in Utica, New York, and won both games. I really enjoyed the amount of time we had for team-bonding.