University of Maine Athletics

2018:  Played in 46 games, starting 43 of those ... Batted .200 with 11 RBI, three Home runs and seven runs scored ... Had a .880 fielding percentage on the season ... Homered in back to back days vs Saint Francis, driving five RBI as a result (3/3-3/4) ... Went 2-3 with a double and RBI vs Robert Morris (3-10) ... Had another 2-3 day to cap off a double header vs Hartford, one of the hits being a double (3-31) ... Went 2-4 vs Binghamton, driving in one while scoring one as well (5/10).

2017: Named to America East All-Conference Second Team ... America East All-Tournament Team selection ... Appeared in all 44 games with 43 starts ... batted .281 with 36 hits, 22 RBI and 13 runs ... added four home runs, seven double and a team-best four triples ... belted her first home run of the year against Grand Canyon (3/5) ... drove in three runs with a triple against No. 25 Wisconsin (3/12) ... went 2-for-3 with a home run at No. 25 Brigham Young (3/15) ... notched three hits against Stony Brook (4/15) and recorded three doubles at UMBC (4/22) ... drove in a pair of runs at Binghamton (4/29) ... went 2-for-4 with a double, a triple and five RBI in the first game of the America East tournament against Hartford (5/11) ... scored two runs and homered at Binghamton in the AE tournament (5/12) ... UMaine Scholar-Athlete Bronze Medalist.

2016: Named to the America East All-Rookie Team...Played and started in 45 games...Batted .323 in 133 at-bats with only 12 strikeouts...Had 42 hits (11 doubles and three home runs), 15 RBI's...Posted a .474 slugging percentage and a .374 on base percentage...Also had a .429 fielding percentage with 39 put outs and 40 assists...Had two hits including her first career home run and four RBI's against Penn (3/8)...Tallied two hits, two RBI's, and scored a run in a win against Marist (3/18)...Had a season high three hits and an RBI vs. LIU Brooklyn (3/19)...Also had a home run and two hits in a win against Hartford (5/1)...Maine Scholar-Athlete Rising Star. 

BEFORE MAINE: A utility player from Colts Neck, N.J., played at Biotechnology high school where she hit .516 with 32 hits, eight doubles and two home runs her junior year. Royle, a two-time captain, was named Rookie of the Year after batting .398 with 33 hits, 21 runs and 15 RBI during her freshman season. Royle has racked up several individual honors as she is a three-time Asbury Park Press All-Division selection, a third-team All-Shore and third team All-County selection, team Offensive Player of the Year and varsity softball MVP.

PERSONAL: Has one brother and one sister ... her father played football at Glassboro State ... a biology major.