Bio

As a senior: Closes the books on one of the most storied careers in Bryant history, as the only Bulldog to start and appear in all 54 games in 2014 … Hit .344 with 54 hits, 42 runs scored, 13 doubles, nine homeruns, 33 RBI, and a .436 OBP … Played a nearly flawless shortstop, posting a .978 fielding percentage in nearly 300 chances … Posted hits in 35 of 54 games this season, including 15 multi-hit contests … Set the Bryant softball career homerun record on April 6 vs. LIU Brooklyn … Went 2-for-4 with a double, a homerun and four RBI in a win over BU on March 23 … Finished 3-for-4 with two runs scored, three doubles and three RBI in a huge 7-2 win over Central Connecticut on April 13 … Ends her time in Bryant as the program leader in games played (182), RBI (125), runs scored (141), doubles (56), total bases (363), slugging percentage (.671) and homeruns (28) … Started all but four games during her Bulldog career … Earned Northeast Conference Player of the Week recognition twice (March 24 & April 14) … Named to the All-NEC First Team (SS) for the third-straight time and earned a spot on the NEC All-Tournament Team … Tabbed as a Capital One Academic All-District I honoree, a Senior CLASS Award candidate, and the NCAA Woman of the Year (Bryant University) ... Named to NEC Academic Honor Roll.

As a junior: Continued her terrific career at Bryant with another stellar season in 2013, starting all 43 games for the Bulldogs at shortstop (only player to appear/start in every game) … Finished the season hitting a team-best .396 with 55 hits, 18 doubles, three triples and seven homeruns … Drove in a career-high 37 RBI, scoring 28 runs herself … Drew 11 walks on the year, posting a .435 on-base percentage (second on Bryant) ... Posted a 15-game hit streak from March 23-April 10, hitting .520 over the course of the streak … Struck out just six times in 139 at bats … Recorded 18 multi-hit games in 2013 … Went 4-for-5 with a triple and a homerun, driving in six RBI in a 12-7 win at Yale on April 3 … Went 2-for-3 with two homers, four RBI and a pair of runs scored at LIU Brooklyn on April 13 ... Her .393 career batting average, 151 career hits, 92 RBI and 19 homeruns all rank in the top five in program history … Named Northeast Conference Player of the Week on April 8 … Earned a First Team All-Northeast Conference selection for the second consecutive season (third All-NEC postseason honor).

As a sophomore: Followed up a memorable first season with a solid sophomore campaign in 2012 ... Earned a spot on the All-Northeast Conference First Team ... Ranked second on the team with a .367 batting average and led the squad with 35 runs scored, ranking eighth in program history for runs in a single season ... Launched seven home runs to lead the team, a mark that stands as the seventh-most amount of homers for an individual in a single season ... Drew 23 walks, the sixth-most for a player in a single season ... Her 12 home runs through two seasons ranks fourth in program history, and she needs exactly 12 more to tie the program record in home runs in a career ... Her career .392 batting average through two seasons ranks third all-time ... Went 47-for-128 at the dish while scoring 35 runs and blasting 11 doubles and three triples ... Drove in 26 runs on the year to bring her career RBI total to 56 ... Went 5-for-6 in stolen bases and is now 12-for-15 in her career ... Saw time in all 45 games, all as a starter, and was just one of three Bulldog players to do so ... Set a personal record with three doubles in a game against Lafayette on March 11 ... Tagged Yale for two home runs on March 24, setting a new personal best, and repeated that feat against Wagner on April 7 ... Set a single-game program record with eight RBI in that game against Yale on March 24 ... Enjoyed a six-game hitting streak toward the end of April.

As a freshman: Enjoyed one of the most impressive individual seasons in program history in just her first season as a Bulldog, appearing in 40-of-44 games ... Named to the All-Northeast Conference Second Team and NFCA All-Northeast Region Second Team ... Led the team with a .419 average, the fourth-best single-season mark in program history ... Crossed the plate 36 times, while garnering 84 total bases, both of which rank sixth-most in a single season ... Drilled 14 doubles, trailing only Laura Bowen in that category on the team ... Recorded a .718 slugging percentage, the second-best mark in single-season history ... Began her Bulldog career with a pair of hits, including a double, against Utah Valley on Feb. 18 ... Posted another two-hit day against Indiana State on March 7 ... Went 2-for-2 with a double in a 2-1 Bulldog victory against Lafayette on March 11 ... Ripped her first collegiate home run against Harvard on March 24 ... Enjoyed her first three-hit outing in a 26-0 shellacking of Wagner on March 27 ... Was a triple shy of hitting for the cycle on April 3 against FDU ... Recorded 16 multi-hit games on the season, and also stole seven bags.

Before Bryant: A 2010 graduate of Eaglecrest High School in Colorado, Mable was a three-sport letter winner in golf, basketball, and softball ... Nominated as the 2010 Female Honor Athlete of the Year ... 2010 All-Colorado Selection for softball ... Had the highest batting average and stolen base percentage on her 2010 team ... 2010 selected to 5A First Team All-League for softball ... Four-time All-Aurora for softball and golf ... Four-year All-League selection for softball and two-year All-League selection for basketball ... Two-time All -State Honorable Mention for softball ... Captain for all three sports ... Student Body President of her high school.

Personal: Daughter of Doug and Lori Mable, Aubrey Mable was born June 13, 1992 ... Has a brother Corey, and a sister, Lindsay ... Studying Communications in the College of Arts and Sciences.

Career Highs

Hits: 4, at Yale (April 3, 2013)
Runs scored: 5, vs. Wagner (March 27, 2011)
RBI: 8 vs. Yale (March 24, 2012)
Home runs: 2, 3x, last at FDU (April 2, 2014)
Stolen bases: 2, at CCSU (April 23, 2011)
Walks: 3, vs. Sacred Heart (May 1, 2011)