Lewis University Athletics

CAREER HIGHS ENTERING 2006-07: Points: 10-vs. Lake Superior State (3/10/06). Rebounds: 7-eight times; most recent vs. Southern Illinois Edwardsville (1/26/06). Assists: 12-vs. Southern Illinois Edwardsville (2/5/05). Steals: 7-at Southern Indiana (12/10/05). Blocked Shots: 2-two times; most recent: vs. Michigan Tech (11/19/05). Field Goals Made: 3-six times; most recent vs. Bellarmine (2/23/06). Field Goal Attempts: 7-at Southern Illinois Edwardsville (11/26/04). 3-Point Field Goals Made: 1-six times; most recent vs. Bellarmine (2/23/06). 3-Point Field Goal Attempts: 3-vs. Missouri-Rolla (1/7/06). Free Throws Made: 6-vs. Lake Superior State (3/10/06). Free Throw Attempts: 12-vs. Lake Superior State (3/10/06). 2005-06: Academic All-GLVC and a Deans[apos] List student both semesters ... started all 30 games ... ranked first in the GLVC in assist/turnover ratio (2.45) and third in assists per game (4.17) ... was second on team in assists (125) and steals (51) and fourth in rebounds (120) ... registered a career high with 10 points against Lake Superior State in the Flyers[apos] first-ever NCAA Tournament win (March 10) ... matched career high with seven rebounds at Grand Valley State (Nov. 26) ... scored seven points and matched career high with seven rebounds against Saint Xavier (Jan. 12) ... had season-high nine assists against Wisconsin-Parkside (Jan. 14) ... set a career best with seven steals at Southern Indiana (Dec. 10) ... scored seven points against Bellarmine (Feb. 23) ... had seven rebounds and five assists at Bellarmine (Jan. 21) ... totaled six points, seven boards and six assists against Southern Illinois Edwardsville (Jan. 26) ... had three points, five rebounds and eight assists against Saint Joseph[apos]s (Dec. 1). 2004-05: Spring Deans[apos] List student ... appeared in 29 games with 24 starts ... ... ranked second in the conference with a 1.92 assist/turnover ratio and fifth in the GLVC with a 4.03 assists-per-game average ... led the team in assists (117) and was fourth in rebounds (118) ... set a career-high with 12 assists against Southern Illinois Edwardsville (Feb. 5) ... had a season-high seven points at Southern Illinois Edwardsville (Nov. 26) ... matched a career high with seven rebounds at Quincy (Nov. 28) and at Missouri-St. Louis (Feb. 10) ... scored six points with five rebounds against Indianapolis (March 5). 2003-04: Played 28 games with 12 starts ... logged at least 25 minutes in a game 16 times ... led the team in assist-to-turnover ratio ... ranked second on the team in steals and assists, fourth in minutes played and fifth in rebounds ... was the team[apos]s game-high leader in rebounds three times, in assists 10 times and in steals eight times ... in overall games, ranked second in the GLVC in assist-to-turnover ratio and seventh in assists per game ... in GLVC games only, ranked first in the conference in assist-to-turnover ratio (2.91:1) and 10th in assists per game ... scored season-high eight points with eight assists and five rebounds vs. Michigan Tech (Nov. 22) ... had six points and was 4 of 4 from the free throw line vs. Northern Kentucky (Dec. 4) ... tallied seven points and had season-high five steals while shooting 3 of 3 from the field against Northern Kentucky (Feb. 14) ... posted season-best 10 assists against UMSL (Jan. 29) ... set career high with seven rebounds against Wisconsin-Parkside (Nov. 29) and Bellarmine (Jan. 22) ... posted eight assists vs. SIU Edwardsville (Jan. 8) ... handed out seven assists vs. Ferris State (Nov. 15), Saint Xavier (Dec. 16) and Wisconsin-Parkside (Feb. 7). High School: Earned four varsity letters ... named all-conference and team[apos]s best defensive player as a junior ... as a senior, averaged 12 points, seven assists and four steals per game ... set the school[apos]s single-season record for steals in 2002-03 and is the school[apos]s all-time assists leader ... following her senior year she was selected all-state, all-conference, team MVP and team best defensive player ... helped the team to a 24-1 record, conference championship and an appearance in the state semifinals her freshman year ... was all-conference first team and all-state second team her freshman, sophomore and junior years as a member of the tennis team ... member of the honor roll and National Honor Society. Personal: Daughter of Bob and Vicki Diener ... four other relatives played college basketball; Travis Diener (brother, Marquette) was a member of the Golden Eagles[apos] 2002-03 Final Four squad; Rachel Diener (sister, Saint Louis); Drake Diener (cousin, DePaul) was a starter for the Blue Demons; Drew Diener (cousin, Saint Louis) played four years for the Billikens ... sport management major.