Mia Forney
Biography:
- Date of Birth: 1.7.2009
- Position: Winger
- Current Team: Hex FC / Central Bucks East High School
Nationality: American & Italian
More About Mia Forney
A younger sister to a college athlete, Mia has found her own on the field as one of the most explosive and dynamic wingers in United States youth soccer. Alongside her accolades, her unselfish and easy on the eye play attracts attention, especially in a position lacking in pacey yet decisive wing play. Mia to note can additionally play further afield centrally or alternate from right to left, which allows for various styles of play to be utilized to stretch backlines or play on the counterattack.
Career History
2022– present – Hex FC – ECNL
-Pennsylvania #1 ranked, #34 nationally for 2027 age bracket
-ECNL North Caroline U15 best
-US national ID center x4
2023 – present Central Bucks East – High School
-2024 Fall 23 goals, 5 assists
-2022-23 12 goals, 8 assists
– Player of the Season
Mia Forney in the Media
ECNL Girls N. Atlantic Players to Watch
After sitting out the fall season for high school soccer, the ECNL Girls North Atlantic fires up into action this weekend.
Mid Atlantic High School Roundup – November
At 24 and 1, the Patriots have been one of the best teams in the country. Kiera Sleicher, Ava Mignon, Mia Forney, Jesse Bernabe, Mikayla Gray, and Taylor Roumy give this team plenty of star power.
Suburban One Wrap Up 11-02-24
For a quartet of sophomores at CB East, it’s a legacy they try to live up to while making their names their own.
Two years ago, Mia Forney, Ava Mignon and twins Ella and Taylor Roumy watched their older sisters – Eliot Forney, Sofia Mignon and Brooke Roumy – play for a District 1 championship. The older sisters came up a goal short of a trophy in 2022 but had left the program in a strong place for their younger sisters to step into.
Suburban One Wrap Up 10-29-24
In legal terms, “possession is nine-tenths of the law” basically means someone physically in control of something has a stronger claim to it than someone just saying they own it.
In soccer terms, it’s not too far off from that. A team that controls the ball has a much stronger claim to the eventual result than the one that’s chasing after the ball trying to claim it back as their own. The more a team keeps the ball, the more chances they can generate and, in theory, the more goals they’ll score.
Suburban One Wrap Up 10-08-24
Last year, the Patriots were the only team to take points off the Rams through a 1-1 draw against the eventual SOL, District 1 and PIAA champions. This year, they’ve already claimed more though the margin for doing so has been razor thin. East claimed its second one-goal win over Pennridge – marking the defending champions’ only two losses this fall – and moved a full two games clear in the SOL Colonial table.
ECNL Girls North Atlantic All Conference
Kylie Berk (Penn Fusion SA), Colby Costa (Penn Fusion SA), Mia Forney (HEX FC), Gianna Hanf (Match Fit Academy), Lilah Helwig (FC Delco), Dylan Jacobson (PDA White), Amari Manning (PDA Blue), Sandra O’Neill (PDA Blue), Amelia Orso (Maryland United FC), Krissy Philip (HEX FC), Eliana Powenski (Penn Fusion SA), Katelyn Price (Pipeline SC), Elizabeth Rubin (PDA Blue), Deus Stanislaus (PDA Blue), Jordyn Sullivan (Match Fit Academy), Kennedy Wallace (Match Fit Academy)