Jason Capen

DM, Sr., 5-9, New Baltimore, MI

Will continue to play midfield this year after making the switch from goal last season... 2002: A team captain... played all 14 games this season as a reserve midfielder... one of his best games came March 16th in Guilford's 18-0 win against Marietta when he scooped up four ground balls... tended goal once this season against Randolph-Macon on March 30th and made one save... earned a career-high three points this season on three goals, two of which came in Guilford's 29-4 win against Misericordia... played a total of 50 games in his career, mostly as a goaltender until last season. 2001: Left the goal and stepped onto the midfield to fill out a second midfield line... played all 13 games and had three ground balls... remained Guilford's back up goalie and played two games in goal for the Quakers, totaling 23 minutes and four saves with a .286 saves percentage... 2000: Started all 13 games after Roman’s move to midfield… stood tall with a career-high 22 saves in overtime win over Stevens Tech… recorded 15 or more saves in five games… ranked third on the team with 50 ground balls…had 11 saves and a career-high nine ground balls versus Washington and Lee… named to Academic All-ODAC team… 1999: Appeared in seven games off the bench… made a season-best six saves against Villa Julie… named to Academic All-ODAC team… Personal: Studied in London during the fall 2000 semester… a regular on Guilford’s Student-Athlete Honor Roll… volunteers in Guilford’s Admissions Office… High School: Four-time all-state performer for Coach John Fowler’s University Liggett School lacrosse team… named the Most Valuable Player of the 1997 state title game… captain and four-year letter winner with the football and hockey teams… son of Jim and Terry Capen… dean’s list accounting major.