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Fornarotto registered a tremendous four-year career as a defender and became the seventh All-American in program history, earning second-team recognition as a graduate student in 2011. After missing his entire freshman season due to an injury sustained in the preseason, he came back to play in 66 games and made 64 starts, helping the team to a 54-17-11 record and a 22-3-3 mark in Landmark Conference play. One of only four players in team history to be named as a first- or second-team All-American, he anchored a stingy back row that finished 14th in Division III in goals-against average in 2011 and 18th in 2009. He helped lead the team to four straight Landmark Conference playoff appearances, an at-large berth in the NCAA Division III Championships in 2008, and three ECAC playoff appearances, including a title during his junior year in 2009. He was also a first-team All-Region selection as a senior and a three-time All-Landmark Conference pick, capturing first-team honors in each of his last two years. Fornarotto also played one season of lacrosse at Drew, competing as a defensive midfielder in 2009, when he helped the Rangers advance to the ECAC championship game. He was honored with Drew's Male Athlete of the Year Award in 2012, the Larry Horner Athletic Leadership Award in 2011, and the Paul Seymour Service Award in 2010.