Audrina Patridge doesn't have to run for The Hills anymore.
Zachary Loring, the 25-year-old man who pleaded no contest to stalking the her last June, was sentenced Thursday in Los Angeles to two years in state prison.
Along with the jail term, L.A. Superior Court Judge William C. Ryanto also ordered the obsessed fan to stay at least 500 yards away from the 25-year-old Patridge and her home for the next 10 years. He'll also have to pay a $250 fine.
After an outburst in court last March, Loring was ordered to undergo a mental evaluation and was subsequently diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenic. This following his Feb. 19 arrest when he trespassed on the Audrina's property while carrying a knife in his backpack!
That violated a three-year restraining order put in place against Loring in Sept. 2009 after he showed up univited at Patridge's front door a month earlier with a stack of pictures and cards he made for her, included a drawing of a woman being strangled.

Sentencing has been continued for a man who pleaded no contest to stalking "The Hills" actress Audrina Patridge.
Zachary James Loring was scheduled to be sentenced on Monday but it was postponed to Oct. 28.
Loring was ordered on June 21 to undergo a 90-day psychiatric evaluation by state prison officials after his no contest plea to one count of stalking in violation of a restraining order.
The 25-year-old was arrested Feb. 19 after knocking on the door of Patridge's Hollywood Hills home.
In September 2009, a judge extended a temporary restraining order that the reality TV star obtained against Loring to three years. This was after Loring allegedly handed Patridge a packet of letters that included a drawing of a woman being strangled.
Loring was evaluated by doctors earlier this year and was found mentally competent to stand trial. He was originally charged with one felony count of stalking and two misdemeanor counts of disobeying a court order.