Rhody Starters
Leifhelm (GK), Camillo, Matthews, Ronnie, Soons, Davids, Cain, Jesman Sunde, Richter, Daley, Lamb

Quinnipiac Starters
Henry (GK), Hawkey, Ellis, Huggins, Rothenbucher, Taylor, Evans, Dally, Da Graca, Grob, Esche

How It Happened
Quinnipiac struck first, midway through the first half, when Matt Taylor set Rashawn Dally up with a breakaway ball which Dally managed to sneak between the legs of Rhody's Nils Leifhelm for the 1-0 advantage.

The Rams responded with a pair of second-half tallies however, as sophomore Ryan Bailey first set up the equalizer, which redshirt sophomore Dante Lamb netted from the corner of the six-yard box. Eleven minutes later, Bailey scored what would prove to be the game-winner when he used a spin move to collect a deflection and then one-time a shot in off the glove of Quinnipiac's Triston Henry. Emil Jesman Sunde and Jason Ronnie were credited with assists on the play.

The Bobcats nearly evened it up in the final seconds but Leifhelm was able to punch away Ryan Scheiderman's shot with just five seconds left on the clock.

Scoring Summary
24:42 – QU – Dally (Taylor) 
55:31 - URI - Lamb (Bailey) -- WATCH
66:17 - URI - Bailey (Jesman Sunde, Ronnie) -- WATCH

Inside the Box Score

• The win keeps Rhody undefeated in the all-time series against Quinnipiac as the Rams are now 4-0 against the Bobcats.
• Rhode Island outshot Quinnipiac 10-8 and put four attempts on frame to Quinnipiac's three.
• The Bobcats held a 6-3 advantage in corner kicks.
• Two yellows were issued in the match - one to each side.
• Rhody picked up 17 fouls while Quinnipiac had 11.
• The Rams were whistled offsides five times.
• Sophomore Ryan Bailey recorded his first points as a Ram with a goal and an assist. He is the third Ram to turn in a multi-point game this season as Adam Camillo had a goal and an assist against Drexel and Carlo Davids recorded a pair of assists against Bryant.
• Redshirt sophomore Dante Lamb netted his second goal of the season, and seventh of his career. He currently ranks second in career scoring among URI's active players.
• Freshman Emil Jesman Sunde's assist was the first of his career while classmate Jason Ronnie notched his second.
• Sophomore Nils Leifhelm collected his third win of the season, making two saves along the way. His counterpart Triston Henry also blocked a pair of shots.
• Nine of Rhody's 11 starters were underclassmen as the Rams began the game with five sophomores and four freshmen on the field.

Up Next
The Rams return to action on Wednesday night at NJIT.