DiManno is a shifty, athletic attacker whose smooth movement makes her difficult to stay with. She has a quick first step, a strong drive to the cage, and a variety of dodges that allow her to create separation. She also has excellent vision and can deliver extremely accurate feeds to teammates once the defense begins to collapse on her. Her off-ball movement is another major strength. DiManno reads the offense well, knows when to slip into open space, and consistently puts herself in useful positions rather than forcing touches. What really separates her as an attacker is the effort she gives on the ride. She applies constant pressure, hunts down ball carriers, and creates an impressive number of caused turnovers for an offensive player.

The hometown kid had a strong showing in Owings Mills. Few showcased more complete dodge packages. At one point, she hesitated at the top of the arc, and as her defender backed off, expecting a drive to the cage, DiManno walked her down and sniped one straight on from the eight-meter mark. She is one of those players you cannot truly face-guard, because she will beat you with that first step and draw the help-side slide. She also showed relentless effort on the ride, coming up with an impressive caused turnover that led directly to a quick goal.