Rhody Starters
Leifhelm (GK), Camillo, Matthews, Oakley, Davids, Cain, Jesman Sunde, Dickson, Casey, Richter, Daley

Dayton Starters
Hansen (GK), Abubakar, Frasca, Bojang, Haupt, Nino, Long, Amankona, Sendin, Schoonderwoerd, Harr

How It Happened
Rhode Island took a 1-0 lead just 19 minutes in when Dominik Richter's shot went off the far post but Mike Casey was there to bury the rebound. It appeared as though the Rams would take the advantage into the break but A-10 Offensive Player of the Year Amass Amankona netted an equalizer with just 46 seconds remaining in the frame, sending the teams into the break tied 1-1.

Ten minutes into the second half, the Flyers were awarded a penalty kick after a handball in the box, but Amankona's attempt sailed over the crossbar to keep the score level at one apiece. Dayton then pulled ahead in the 80th minute when Kissima Bojang snuck a shot past Nils Leifhelm for the eventual 2-1 win.

Scoring Summary
18:05 - URI - Casey (Richter) -- WATCH
44:14 - UD - Amankona (Frasca)
79:15 - UD - Bojang (Harr)

Inside the Box Score

• With the win, Dayton (12-5-3) advances to take on eighth-seeded VCU in Sunday's title game while the Rams see their season come to an end at 10-8-2.
• Rhody's 10 wins gives the Rams back-to-back seasons with double digit wins for the first time since doing so in 2005 and 2006.
• Dayton outshot Rhody 13-9 for the match and held a 6-3 advantage in corner kicks. 
• Freshman Dominik Richter led all players with three shots - all of which were on frame. With his assist against the Flyers, he matches classmate Emil Jesman Sunde for the team lead in points with 14. Richter's came on six goals and two assists while Jesman Sunde registered five goals and four assists.
• Redshirt senior Mike Casey's first-half goal was his third of the season. He finishes his career with 35 points on 14 goals and seven assists.
• Also playing in their final game for the Rams were seniors Adam Camillo (90'), Ryan Oakley (72') and Rainer Randell (10').
• Sophomore goalkeeper Nils Leifhelm finished the night with six saves while Oliver Hansen had four for the Flyers.
• The game was a rematch of last year's A-10 tournament opener, which Rhody won 1-0.