The report says Lippman had reached 103 goals, 45 assists and 148 points by Friday afternoon. Her latest achievement adds to a series of school records established during a remarkable high-school career.
The report also notes:
That consistency matters. Goal scorers often attract the headlines, but Lippman’s reported assist total reflects a broader influence in the attacking third.
Coach Kellen Matthews reportedly expected Lippman to reach the century mark this season, but the setting made the moment especially meaningful. Reaching the milestone at home, with more family members present, gave the occasion an emotional edge.
Matthews is also reported to have credited her talent, dedication and understanding of the game. His assessment goes beyond finishing: Lippman creates chances for herself, contributes to buildup play and helps teammates who are still learning the sport.
Lippman, meanwhile, has highlighted the support of her mother, coaches, captains and teammates. That connection appears central to her response to difficult moments on the field.
The report says Holyoke has five regular-season games remaining. The team is scheduled to host Chicopee on Friday at 4 p.m., then begin a three-game road stretch before facing Chicopee Comp on October 20 at 6 p.m.
For Lippman, the next challenge is turning a historic personal achievement into momentum for Holyoke’s closing run.