Diane Pohl

High School: Cypress H.S. Birthdate: 04/09/1970

1992--named to the University of Iowa's Athletic All-Decade Team...with her second hit against Penn State (4/18), she became Iowa's all-time batter, shattering Amy Johnson's (1988-91) former record of 182 career hits...currently has 185 career hits...Iowa all-time career leader in runs (99) and stolen bases (85)...this season, second on team in batting wit ha .331 average...leads Hawkeyes in at-bats (118), runs (20), triples (4) and stolen bases (21).

1991--National Softball Coaches Association First Team all-American...all-Mideast region First Team...Big Ten Conference First Team...one of only six NCAA Division I athletes invited to 1991 Pan-American Games try-outs last June...all-time batting average (.348) and base-stealing (64) leader...stole a season record 38 bases...National Invitational Softball all-tournament team member...led the team in hitting percentage (.346), stolen bases (38), runs (38) and on base percentage (.405)...finished first in Big Ten in hitting percentage, home runs, runs scored, stolen bases, on-base percentage, runs per game and hits per games.

1990--Iowa's first-ever NSCA all-America selection...first-team all-Mideast District in her initial season as a Hawkeye...all-Big Ten Catcher...lead-off hitter paced Iowa with a .354 average...tallied .456 on-base percentage...rewrote Iowa season records for at-bats (234), games played (71), hits (83), runs (41), and stolen bases (26)...among the top-ten in league batting with .329 average...earned all-tournament selection at San Jose State National Invitational and South Florida tournaments...voted team co-MVP...one of three Iowa captains of the 1990 squad

High School--four-year softball letterwinner earned recognition as an all-Empire League and all-California player...led Cypress to the conference and state 4A championships...also earned letters in volleyball and basketball...graduated with the school basketball record for most points scored in a game...caught for the Gordon Panthers organization, finishing as ASA national runner-up her final two years.

Personal--born April 9, 1970...daughter of Tom and Tina Pohl.