Rhode Island (1-5-2, 0-0-2 A-10)
Starters: D'Anna, Bike, Fleming, Hagerty, Schafer, Derry, Ellis, Cavino, Dapprich, Rosenthal, Morrissey (GK)
Subs: Mogauro, Bentick, Fitzgerald, Allen, Pignatelli, O'Connell, O'Leary, D'Agostino 

Boston College (1-9-0, 1-7-0 ACC)
Starters: Bike, Walk, Allen, Gouvin, Smith, McCourt, S. Agresti, Jennings, M. Agresti, Karras, Egan (GK)
Subs: Knous, Boama, Day, Groseibl, Goggins, Heckman, Moore

Scoring Summary
22:12 - BC - M. Agresti (Bike, Jennings)
70:09 - URI - Rosenthal
84:54 - BC - Day
88:37 - URI - Pignatelli
92:14 - URI - Cavino (Pignatelli)

How it Happened
Rhode Island picked up its first win of the season in dramatic fashion, thanks to a game-winning goal from Brooke Cavino in overtime to beat Boston College 3-2 on the road. 

The Eagles struck first in the opening 22 minutes of play. A corner kick by Laura Gouvin set up a shot by Michela Agresti, who found the back of the net off a deflection. The Rams had four shots on goal in the first half of action, including a shot by Tali O'Leary that was stopped by Mackenzie Egan. Rhody had seven shots to BC's two before the break. 

The Rams continued the pressure offense in the second half, and Laila Rosenthal notched her first goal of the season to tie it at 1-1 in the 71st minute. Rosenthal had a clear shot through traffic to find the back of the net for the Rams' second goal this year. Boston College answered with a goal from Nye Day with five minutes remaining. With 1:21 left to play of regulation, Haley Pignatelli connected on a shot to tie it at 2-2. Pignatelli was able to sneak the shot in to the lower post and send the teams into extra time. 

In the opening two minutes of the overtime period, Brooke Cavino scored the go-ahead goal off an assist from Haley Pignatelli, sending the Rams home with their first win in the all-time series against BC.

Inside the Box Score

• The Rams entered the contest with one goal in seven games this season. Rhody scored three goals in the win. 
• The first goal on the day for the Rams came from Laila Rosenthal, her first career goal.
• Haley Pignatelli scored her second goal of the season to send the teams into overtime. It was the second goal of her career.
• The goal by Brooke Cavino was the fourth of her career, and first this season. It was the sophomore's third career game-winner.
• BC's Jenna Bike is the older sister of Rhody junior Tory Bike.
• Rhode Island picked up its first victory in the all-time series against the Eagles. Entering the game, Boston College was 5-0-1 in the all-time series dating back to 1992. 
• Goalkeeper Teresa Morrissey had seven saves on the day. Her counterpart, Mackenzie Egan had five saves.
• Boston College held the advantage in shots (18-14), shots on goal (9-8), and corner kicks (10-5).

Up Next
The Rams pick back up conference play at Fordham on Thursday, March 25. The game is scheduled for 3 p.m.