CAREER HONORS
2016: Associated Press Honorable Mention All-America … WBCA Coaches’ All-America Team Finalist … WBCA All-Region I Team … ACC Tournament Most Valuable Player … All-ACC First Team (Blue Ribbon Panel/Coaches) … All-ACC Tournament First Team … two-time ACC Player of the Week (Dec. 14; Feb. 8) … Junkanoo Jam Most Valuable Player (Freeport Division) … Junkanoo Jam All-Tournament Team (Freeport Division).
2015: All-ACC Tournament Second Team.

OVERVIEW: Nicknamed “Maddie” … earned fifth year of eligibility by Notre Dame’s Faculty Board on Athletics in April 2015 after missing her freshman season (2011-12) with stress fractures in both feet … one of the nation’s elite “blue collar” players whose toughness and relentless work ethic served as a model to help lead Irish in 2015-16 … brought winning mentality and numerous intangibles to the table, providing remarkable leadership, success and value that dates back to her high school days — Cable’s teams posted a combined 255-22 (.921) record with seven NCAA or state high school semifinal appearances (leading to three titles and three runner-up finishes) in the last eight seasons she has been in uniform (2007-08 through 2015-16, excluding injury-plagued 2011-12 season at Notre Dame) … versatile player who plays both in the backcourt and on the wing … fundamentally-sound athlete who has a well-developed basketball IQ and picks up strategy and new concepts quickly … excellent perimeter shooting eye and is creative off the dribble … handles the ball well with either hand and is not afraid to attack the rim and get to the foul line … also battles fearlessly against taller players in the paint as a rebounder and defender … drew 48 charges during her career, including a team-high 31 during her final two seasons.

IN THE NCAA DIVISION I RECORD BOOK (THROUGH 2015-16): Ranks 10th with .456 career three-point field-goal percentage — Notre Dame is only school with two players in top 10 on NCAA career three-point percentage list (Alicia Ratay shot NCAA-record .476 from 1999-2003).

IN THE NOTRE DAME RECORD BOOK (THROUGH 2015-16): Ranks second in school history with .456 career three-point field-goal percentage (Alicia Ratay shot NCAA-record .476 from 1999-2003) … tied for third on school’s career gamed played list (145) … fourth in program history for consecutive games with a made three-point field goal (19 from Nov. 15, 2015-Jan. 21, 2016) … seventh in Notre Dame annals with .816 career free-throw percentage … eighth in program history for career three-point field goals made (152) … tied for 30th on Fighting Irish career scoring list (1,060) … ranks third and fourth on program’s single-season three-point percentage chart (.476 in 2014-15; .471 in 2015-16) … stands third on school’s list for consecutive games with at least one made three-point field goal in same season (19 from Nov. 15, 2015-Jan. 21, 2016) … tied for fourth on program’s single-season rundown for three-point field goals made (73 in 2015-16) … places 10th on Notre Dame’s single-season chart for three-point field goals attempted (155 in 2015-16).