Rhode Island (4-9-5, 1-6-3 A-10)
Starters: Freeman (GK), D'Anna, Haggarty, Luker, Schafer, Fitzgerald, Sengphilom, Goncalves, Derry, Ellis, Caso
Substitutes: Mogauro, Bentick, O'Leary, Rosenthal, Mayo, Bike

Duquesne (6-7-3, 4-5-1 A-10)
Starters: Virgin (GK), Rodriquez, Saturni, Routch, Smith, Araujo, Nguyen, Debaldo, Winicki, Wilkinson
Substitutes: Schutter, N. Bell, L. Bell, Kopchak, Donovan, Moore

How it Happened
Rhode Island and Duquesne played to a scoreless tie in the regular-season finale for both sides Sunday afternoon.

The game was halted at the end of regulation by the officials due to poor weather conditions. With the tie, the visiting Dukes clinched a spot in the Atlantic 10 playoffs.

Rhode Island junior keeper Julia Freeman made four saves to record the shutout. Her counterpart, Duquesne's Megan Virgin, made three saves to earn her own shutout.

Inside the Boxscore

• Duquesne entered the day in seventh place, one point ahead of Davidson and Fordham, and two points ahead of Richmond. Despite Richmond win over Saint Joseph's Sunday, the
• Dukes stayed ahead in the standings by one point.
• Regardless of tomorrow's outcome between Davidson and Fordham, Duquesne will be in the conference tournament.
• Rhode Island finished the season with six points in the A-10 standings, its best total since the 2016 season.
• The Rams earned five points over the final five matches of the year, going 1-2-2 down the stretch.
• With its fifth tie of the season, Rhode Island matched its most in a season. Rhody also had five ties in 2016.
• Junior Julia Freeman got her second shutout of the season in her fifth appearance.
• It was the sixth shutout overall for the Rams.
• The team stat lines were evenly matched. Duquense had a slight edge in total shots (8-7) and shots on goal (4-3), while Rhode Island had a 6-5 advantage in corner kicks.
• Seniors Kelly Mayo, Jaileen Goncalves and Eydis Embla Ludviksdottir were honored before the game.