Rhody Starters
Leifhelm (GK), Camillo, Matthews, Tchemmoun, Ronnie, Davids, Randell, Jesman Sunde, Casey, Richter, Lamb

St. Francis Brooklyn Starters
Binks (GK), Folla, Falanga, Galimi, Bezecourt, Suele, Makaya, Odell, Olajide, Laokandi, Coisne

How It Happened
After a scoreless first half, St. Francis Brooklyn got on the board less than two minutes into the second frame when Cyril Coisne netted a penalty kick to make it 1-0 Terriers. The goal would stand as the game-winner, but Vincent Bezecourt added an insurance tally at 86:31. Yussuf Olajide was credited with the assist as he slipped the ball up to Bezecourt, who lifted a shot over Rhody's Nils Leifhelm. Leifhelm was able to get a hand on the ball, but was unable to punch it high enough to clear the crossbar.

Rhody's best chances came from Carlo Davids - on a first-half free kick that missed just high and a second-half attempt that St. Francis' Jack Binks was able to stop.

Scoring Summary
46:49 - SFBK - Coisne (penalty kick)
86:31 - SFBK - Bezecourt (Olajide)

Inside the Box Score

• With the loss, Rhode Island drops to 4-4-0 while St. Francis Brooklyn improves to 6-0-2.
• The Terriers have now outscored their opponents 17-1 this season.
• SFBK's defense - which entered the game allowing six shots per game - limited Rhody to just three on the night. Meanwhile, the Terriers totaled 17 shots, 13 of which were on goal.
• Sophomore Nils Leifhelm finished the night with a season-high 11 saves, one off his career-best. His counterpart, Jack Binks, recorded two saves - one in each half
• The 2-0 decision marked the first time this year that the Rams allow more than one goal in a game.
• St. Francis Brooklyn held a 7-3 advantage in corner kicks.
• SFBK picked up nine fouls while URI had eight. 
• Six yellows were issued in the match - three to each side.
• The Terriers were whistled offsides five times and the Rams were once.

Up Next
Rhody returns to action on Saturday night at Yale.