Saint Michael's College

The most successful runner in Saint Michael’s history, Chloe became the College’s first women’s cross country harrier to qualify for an NCAA Championship, and is her program’s only four-time Northeast-10 Conference All-Conference honoree. Chloe also competed in Nordic skiing, and served as captain of both teams. She found the greatest success on the cross country course, running the fastest two 6K times in school history, claiming the second-best 5K time, and winning six races, including three each as a junior and senior. Chloe made her NCAA Championship debut as a junior, finishing 86th out of 244 competitors in Spokane, Wash. She and six teammates returned to the NCAA Championship the next year, this time in Louisville, Ky., marking their program’s team debut at nationals. On the ski trails, Chloe was the Purple Knights’ top finisher in 22 career races, and was both the College’s and EISA’s nominee for NCAA Woman of the Year in 2015. She was well-decorated beyond the field of competition, earning NE10 Academic All-Conference three times and landing prestigious CoSIDA Academic All-District honors twice. Chloe was a three-time member of the USCSCA National Collegiate All-Academic Ski Team and was inducted into Chi Alpha Sigma, the National College Athlete Honor Society.