Nottingham’s Lipman makes history with record 1,223 saves

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Nottingham senior Maddie Lipman poses with her mom Jodi and dad Mike after she set the national record for career saves on Oct. 3. Lipman recorded 43 saves against Lenape that day, which gave her 1,223 career saves. That surpassed the mark of 1,186 set by Lakewood’s Ceidy Aragon. Lipman didn’t stop there, as her career total had climbed to 322 this season and 1,338 heading into an Oct. 21 game with, ironically, Lakewood (Contributed photo) 

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