Cornell University Athletics

DiMagno was a three-time All-Ivy League selection, including a second-team pick as a junior and senior and an honorable mention honoree as a sophomore. The three-time CoSIDA Academic all-district first teamer was just the 10th player in conference history, and the first-ever in Cornell history, to reach 1,300 career points and 900 career rebounds. DiMagno concluded her time on East Hill as the all-time career rebounding leader in Big Red history and set career records for offensive rebounds (347), defensive rebounds (591), games played (112) and minutes played (3663). She ranked second in Cornell history for career free throw percentage (.837) and was third all-time in career points (1,329), behind only Karen Walker and Keri Farley. Additionally, she ranked in the top-10 in free throws made (fourth – 328), steals (fifth – 173), field goals made (sixth – 457), 3-point field goal percentage (seventh –.354) and field goal percentage (ninth – .440).  In terms of single-season performances, she also set the school record for rebounds (321), offensive rebounds (125) and defensive rebounds (196) in 2012-13. She finished that year ranked 13th in the nation in rebounds per game. DiMagno set the school record for Ivy League Player of the Week selections in a season (four) in 2012-13. Over the course of her final two seasons, she recorded a double-double in nearly half of the games she played in (26-of-56) and of those 26 double-doubles, 17 came during 28 Ivy League games. She was named Ivy Player of the Week six times, good for 12th overall in conference history. As a junior, she led the Big Red in both points and rebounds, averaging a double-double for the season with 14.7 points and 11.5 rebounds per game and had 22 boards in a double overtime win over Columbia.