Filippone came up huge between the pipes for Bryant last week, posting a 9.00 goals against average and .620 save percentage in three games. She recorded 44 saves on the week and also collected 12 ground balls. In an 11-8 setback to Holy Cross on Tuesday, she established a new single-game school record with 21 saves, also an NEC single-game season-high and the second-highest total in the nation this season. After turning away nine shots in a 9-5 loss to Mount St. Mary’s on Friday, Filippone came back to stop 14 shots in Bryant’s 8-7 win over perennial NEC contender Monmouth on Sunday. She also scooped up six ground balls against the Hawks in what was the biggest win in the program’s short Division I history. Filippone, who hails from West Babylon, NY, currently ranks second in career saves at Bryant. She is second in the NEC with 10.44 saves per game and also ranks third in save percentage (.492).