Augsburg University Athletics

Co-Honor Athlete in 2005 … In track & field, one of the top middle-distance runners in school history … Won MIAC individual title in indoor 800-meter run in 2005, qualifying for NCAA D-III national meet (12th in preliminaries) … Earned All-America honors with 7th-place national finish as part of indoor distance medley relay in 2004 … Qualified for NCAA national championships in outdoor 1,500-meter run in 2015, finishing 16th in preliminaries … Part of 2 conference champion relay squads … All-MIAC honoree 7 times in her track career … Was a part of 7 school records (3 individual, 4 relay) in her career, still holds marks in indoor 600m (1:38.19), indoor 800m (2:16.13), outdoor 1,500m (4:38.38) and 3 relays … In cross country, was team captain and No. 3 runner her senior season on Augsburg squad that had best finishes in more than a decade (6th at 2004 MIAC Championships, 9th at NCAA D-III Central Regional) … All-MIAC Honorable Mention with 23rd-place finish at 2004 MIAC meet … In hockey, played 3 seasons and recorded 6 goals and 7 assists for 13 points in 43 career games … Academically, was a psychology major with a 3.67 GPA … Academic All-MIAC honors 3 times in cross country, 3 times in track & field and once in hockey … Dean’s List honoree all 8 semesters.

Hannah Dietrich excelled in three sports during her Augsburg years, playing on the Auggie cross country, track and field, and hockey teams. Hannah was one of the best middle-distance runners in Auggie track history, earning All-M-I-A-C honors seven times in her career. She won the conference individual title in the indoor 800-meter run in 2005, qualifying for the N-C-A-A national championships. In 2004, she earned All-American honors as part of a seventh-place Division III national finish in the indoor distance medley relay. She was part of two conference champion relay teams, and was a part of seven school records. In cross country, she was a team captain and key runner on the 2004 Auggie squad that had one of the best seasons in more than a decade, finishing sixth at the M-I-A-C Championships and ninth in N-C-A-A regional competition. She finished 23rd as an individual at the 2004 conference meet, earning all-conference honorable mention honors. She played three seasons of hockey as a defender, scoring six goals with seven assists for 13 points in 43 career games. Hannah was a psychology major at Augsburg with a 3.67 G-P-A, earning Academic All-M-I-A-C honors seven times and Dean's List honors all eight semesters. In 2007, she earned a master's degree in experimental psychology from the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, and earned her doctorate in psychology from Nebraska in 2013. She was a college instructor for several years, and returned to the Twin Cities in 2013, working for the Hennepin County Department of Community Corrections and Rehabilitation as a strategy and resource manager. Hannah and her partner, Nathan Howard, live in Robbinsdale, Minnesota.