Towson University Athletics

2008-09: Opened the fall with a career low 81 in the second round of the Towson Invitational ... finished with a career best 168 for 36 holes ... played in three of the five fall events and two of the five spring tournaments.

2007-08: Carded a season best 84 in the opening round of the CAA championships ... tied for 9^th in the dual match against Long Island with an 85 ... played in 8 of the 12 tournaments for Towson last year.

2006-07: Played in four events for the Tigers last year ... top showing was a two-round 173 (90-83) to tie for 62^nd at the Sea Trail Women's Intercollegiate ... low round was 83 which she posted twice, at the Sea Trail and at the Bucknell Fall Classic ... tied for 15^th at the Mt. St. Mary's Spring Thing ... tied for 55^th at the Rutgers Women's Invitational.

AT SOUTH RIVER: Averaged 6.1-over par as a senior ... placed 12^th at the Maryland State Tournament in her senior year ... qualified for states all four years ... also played tennis ... excelled in the classroom as well, making the honor roll all four years ... earned the President's ward for Educational Excellence ... was an officer in the National Honor Society her senior year.

BACKGROUND/PERSONAL: Full name is Diana Marie Woodall ... her ambition is to attend medical school ... lists her grandmother as the person she admires most ... volunteered time at the Liturgy of the Word for Children, explaining the readings and the gospels ... favorite athletes are Annika Sorenstam and Phil Mickelson ... favorite movie is "The Notebook" ... enjoys listening to Rascal Flatts, Dixie Chicks and Frank Sinatra ... her uncle, Steve Forgione, played soccer for Drexel ... another uncle, Steve Woodall, is the head golf pro at Annapolis Roads Golf Club ... her mother is employed at the Naval Academy ... her dad is a general contractor for custom homes in the Annapolis area ... has a younger brother and sister ... carrying a 3.64 GPA as a Nursing major ... daughter of John and Stephanie Woodall.

DIANA'S COLLEGIATE CAREER LOWS