How it Happened
In Game One, Rhode Island took a 1-0 lead in the first as by Pat Quinn doubled to push across Shane O'Connell and give the Rams an early lead. Boston College evened it up in the fourth, however, and plated a go-ahead run in the fifth to take its first lead of the game at 2-1. 

Quinn and O'Connell combined for an equalizer in the sixth - this time with O'Connell scoring on a sacrifice fly - but BC came back with five runs in the eighth to take the first game by a score of 7-2.

Game Two saw the Eagles plate one in the first, but Rhody quickly responded in the bottom of the frame with Tim Caputo scoring on a wild pitch and O'Connell crossing the plate on a sac-fly by Connor Foreman. O'Connell then used a sac-fly of his own to drive in Ryan Olmo in the bottom of the second for the 3-1 Rhody advantage. 

Two innings later though, Boston College put up a three spot for the eventual 4-3 victory.

Inside the Box Score

• The losses drop Rhode Island to 9-33 while BC improves to 19-27. 
• The teams had originally planned to play two seven-inning games, but the first game took eight frames to decide and the second was called after six due to darkness.
• BC outhit Rhody, 17-9, over the two games.
• Pat Quinn led the way for the Rams, going 4-for-5 with a double and two RBI on the day.
• Shane O'Connell had a hand in four of Rhody's five runs in the doubleheader. He scored three times on two hits with an RBI and a stolen base.
• Tim Caputo also had a pair of hits for the Rams while Ryan Olmo reached twice on a single and a walk. Olmo also scored once and stole a base.
• Brendan Doonan was charged with the loss in the opener, allowing two runs on three walks and a double over two innings of relief work.
• Tyler Barss took the L in Game Two. He gave up four runs on six hits in a four-inning start.
• Barss was relieved by Blaise Whitman, who surrendered just one hit over two shutout innings.
• Ben Wessel went five complete frames in a no-decision start in Game One. He struck out four and allowed a pair of runs over five innings.
• Bobby Skogsbergh (GM1) and Justin Dunn (GM2) earned the wins for Boston College. 
• Blake Butera and Johnny Adams led Eagles' offense as Butera had three hits and two runs while Adams drove in three on a pair of knocks.

What's Next
The Rams return to action on Friday afternoon when they open up a three game Atlantic 10 set at St. Bonaventure.