2008-09: Earned All-Academic Honors ... Named Best Defensive Player at the Sam Bennion Athletic Awards Banquet for the second straight year ... Played and started in all 31 games for the Bengals averaging 34.6 minutes each game ... Had a .353 field goal percentage and a .316 three-point field goal percentage ... Averaged six points, 3.5 rebounds and 2.6 assists per game ... Scored a career-high 17 points against Southern Utah (11/25)... Had four double-figure games ... Posted a career-high nine rebounds twice during the season against Northern Colorado (2/7) and Northern Arizona (2/28) ... Recorded 187 points for the Bengals for the fourth most on the team ... Made 80 assists during the season with a career-high of seven against Utah State (11/22) ... Hit 27-of-37 from the line for a .730 free throw percentage ... Posted 11 blocked shots, the third most on the team.

Devin Diehl

2007-08: Named Best Defensive Player at the Sam Bennion Athletic Awards Banquet ... Played 30 games and started in 19 for a total of 648 minutes for the Bengals ... Recorded 59 field goals and 32 three-pointers ... Posted 44 free throws from 54 attempts for an amazing .815 percentage ... Recorded 44 rebounds with 31 being defensive ... Posted 44 assists, 10 blocked shots and 18 steals ... Scored 194 points for the Bengals ... Tied her career high of 16 points in a game at home against Montana (1/17) ... Recorded career high of five rebounds in game against Kennesaw State (11/24) ... Tied her career high in assists for the third time at home against Montana (1/17).

2006-07: Saw action in 30 games ... In second game as a Bengal scored a season high 16 points ... Averaged 10 points per game during the Big Sky Tournament ... Added 12 points and a season-high two blocked shots to help ISU beat Northern Arizona in the conference championship game ... Scored in double-digits in eight games ... Hit a season high four three-pointers on five attempts against Kent State (12/8).

High School: Diehl wrapped up her senior season at Campbell County High School ... Prior to Campbell County HS she played at Natrona County High School and Kirtland Central High School in New Mexico ... Helped KHS to back-to-back state titles ... Received First Team New Mexico All-State honors... Also received All-District MVP honors ... Ranked in the top five in the state in two categories during the 2004-05 season ... Finished second in the state in scoring at 19.5 points a game and fifth in assists at 4.3 a game ... She is a three-time state champion.

Personal: Parents are Douglas and Shelley ... Has one sister, Taylor ... Will major in microbiology.