Women's Lacrosse Release - All-ODAC - Guilford College

Cahill developed into the Quakers' top defender in her rookie season. She led the team with 29 caused turnovers and ranked second with 47 ground balls. Cahill caused a season-high five turnovers in Guilford's 9-4 win over Methodist and also had five caused turnovers in the team's season-ending loss to Roanoke in the ODAC Tournament. She recorded a career-high seven ground balls at Redlands. One of six Guilford players to start in all 17 games, Cahill shared the team's Most Valuable Defensive Player Award with Kennedy.

Routhier (right) split time on the attack and in the midfield and led the Quakers with 43 goals and four assists for 47 points, all career highs. She ranks 10th among ODAC goals per game leaders and her 47 points mark the 10th-highest season total in school history. Her 43 goals are 12th on Guilford's season list. Routhier topped the team with 49 ground balls and 39 draw controls, both personal bests. She netted a career-high six goals in the Quakers' 12-9 ODAC win over Bridgewater and also had six points (3 goals, 3 assists) in Guilford's season-opening win over Ferrum. Routhier scored a goal in all but one contest this season and enjoyed 12 multi-goal games. The Quakers' 2003 Most Valuable Offensive Player, she ranks 10th on Guilford's career list with 75 points in 30 matches.

Kennedy, also an honorable mention All-ODAC goalie in 2002, led the league in saves per game (12.3) for the season straight season. The sophomore made 209 stops in 17 matches and had 10 or more saves in 13 of Guilford's games, including a season-high 22-save performance at Whittier. She posted two games with 17 saves and ranks sixth among ODAC saves percentage leaders. Kennedy picked up 35 ground balls and forced six turnovers. She trails only Lauren Gill '99 (719 saves) on the Quakers' career saves' list with 440 stops in two seasons.

Rice (right) concluded her dedicated career as Guilford's second-leading scorer with 18 goals, nine assists and 27 points, all personal bests. A team captain and four-year starter, she played in the midfield as a senior and enjoyed a pair of four-point matches in Guilford wins over Ferrum and Methodist. Rice picked up 36 ground balls and placed third on the club with 20 draw controls. She appeared in 53 career contests, all starts, and scored 27 goals and 10 assists. She ranks fourth on Guilford's career ground balls chart with 119.

Coach Tara Caminiti-Raggett's Quakers enjoyed their best season since 1999 with a 5-12 overall record, 3-5 in the ODAC. Guilford advanced to the ODAC Tournament for the sixth time in eight years. The Quakers lose only Rice to graduation and return 14 letter winners in 2004.