Allyson DiMagno was Cornell’s inside-out engine: a high-rebound, high-usage forward who could anchor the glass and score in bursts.
DiMagno stood out for her rebounding edge, consistency, and two-way reliability—Cornell said she led the team in rebounds 17 times and was its top scorer in six games, while later program honors noted she became the first player in school history to reach 1,300 points and 900 rebounds.[1][6] Her profile suggests a tough, productive forward who can impact winning without needing plays run for her, making her a strong fit for teams that value physicality, effort, and steady production over flash.[1][5][6]
