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

Duquesne Starters
Frymier (GK), Phillips, Healion, Twum, Borenstein, Essig, Walbert, Alescio, Hellstroem, Fegley, Drevitch

How It Happened
With just over four minutes remaining in double overtime, Tyler Dickson headed in a service from Ryan Oakley to give Rhode Island its second overtime victory in as many games. Oakley - whose initial corner kick was blocked along the edge of the box - gathered the Duquesne clearance and found Dickson at the far post for the 2-1 win.

Oakley also scored the first goal of the game, curling in a free kick from 25 yards out at the 17:52 mark. The Rams held on to the lead until the 86th minute, when Duquesne's Colin Phillips netted an equalizer off an assist from Fredrik Borenstein.

Scoring Summary
17:52 - URI - Oakley (unassisted) -- WATCH
85:43 - DUQ - Phillips (Borenstein)
105:56 - URI - Dickson (Oakley) -- WATCH

Inside the Box Score

• With the win, Rhode Island improves to 9-6-2, (4-2-1 A-10) while Duquesne falls to 5-9-2 (3-3-1 A-10).
• The victory also guaranteed URI a spot in the 2015 Atlantic 10 Championship as the Rams are now tied for third place in the conference standings with one regular-season game remaining.
• Sophomore center back Tyler Dickson's game-winning goal was the first of his career. It came on just his third career shot. 
• Fifteen different Rams have now recorded either a goal or an assist this season.
• Senior Ryan Oakley registered his first goal and sixth assist of the year, marking his second multi-point performance this season. 
• Oakley - who has assisted on nine game-winners in the last two years - now has 25 career points on four goals and 17 assists. 
• Sophomore Nils Leifhelm stopped four of the five shots he faced to pick up his ninth win of the season. 
• The Rams held a slight edge in total shots at 14-13, but both sides put five attempts on frame.
• Duquesne had the advantage in corner kicks at 7-5.
• Rhody was whistled for 17 fouls to Duquesne's 13, but the Dukes were issued the lone caution of the match.

Up Next
The Rams close out the regular season at George Mason on Saturday, Nov. 7.