It is generally understood that geometric frustration prevents maximal hexagonal packings in uniform filament bundles upon twist. We demonstrate that a hexagonal packed elastic filament bundle can preserve its order over a wide range of twist due to a subtle counteraction of geometric expansion with elastic contraction. Using x-ray scanning and by locating each filament in the bundle, we show the remarkable persistence of order even as the twist is increased well above 360 degrees, by measuring the spatial correlation function across the bundle crosssection. We introduce a model which analyzes the combined effects of elasticity including filament stretching, and radial and hoop compression necessary to explain this generic preservation of order observed with Hookean filaments.