Box Score Rhode Island Lineup
Brodeur (2B), Fortin (3B), Ulliana (DH), Vargas (1B), Coley (RF), Cavaliere (LF), Laske (C), Santos (SS), McCall (CF), Walker (P)
 
Boston College Lineup
Frelick (CF), Dempsey (SS), Morissette (2B), Cunningham (1B), Cimini (3B), Jimenez (DH), Baldelli (RF), Landwehr (C), Baruch (LF), Pelio (P)
 
How it Happened
Playing for the first time in 10 days, Rhode Island won its third game in four outings, grabbing a 6-4 win at Boston College Wednesday afternoon.

The Rams (14-15-1) jumped in front immediately, scoring two runs just three batters into the game. Josh Brodeur and Joe Fortin led the game off with back-to-back singles. Sonny Ulliana followed with a double to left center, bringing both runners around for the quick 2-0 lead.

Boston College (15-19) scored single runs in each of the first three innings to take a 3-2 lead. The Eagle pitchers shut down Rhody from the second through the fifth, but the Rams put a crooked number on the board in the top of the sixth.

Xavier Vargas got the rally started with a single, and Mark Coley followed with a run-scoring triple to the gap in right center. After Greg Cavaliere walked on four pitches, Jordan Laske reached on a fielder's choice on which no outs were recorded. The BC infield tried to get Coley at the plate, but he beat the throw home to put URI back in front. Calvin McCall drew a one-out walk that loaded the bases, and Brodeur reached on a fielder's choice that drove in Cavaliere to make the score 5-3.

The Rams added an insurance run in the top of the seventh. With two outs, Coley singled. He stole second base and moved to third on a throwing error by the catcher. Cavaliere reached on an infield single that allowed Coley to score his second run of the game.

Boston College got the potential tying runs on base with one out in the bottom of the ninth after three singles, the last of which fell just out of the reach of a diving Cavaliere in left field. With two outs, a wild pitch allowed one run to come in, but Trystan Levesque retired Cody Morissette on a sinking line drive caught by Coley in right field to end the game. 
 
Inside the Box Score

• The game included an hour-plus weather delay in the top of the seventh due to lightning.
• Rhode Island split the season series against BC, avenging a 6-4 loss to the Eagles on March 3.
• Redshirt senior Sonny Ulliana reached three times in four plate appearance. He doubled, singled, walked and drove in two runs.
• Of Ulliana's 25 hits, 12 have been doubles.
• Redshirt senior Josh Brodeur singled three times, scored once and drove in a run.
• Junior Mark Coley tripled, singled, scored two run and had one RBI.
• Redshirt junior Joe Fortin and junior Xavier Vargas both singled and scored one run.
• Redshirt senior Vitaly Jangols (1-2) earned his first win of the season by pitching 3.0 innings of relief. He allowed just one run on three hits in his first outing since March 7, as he has been recovering from an injury.
• Jangols was efficient, getting through his 3.0 innings on 41 pitches.
• Freshman Broc French was superb in relief, retiring all six batters he faced, striking out two in the process.
• Junior Todd Moxey provided an inning of scoreless relief with one strikeout.
• Freshman Trystan Levesque recorded the final two outs of the ninth to earn the save.
• Rhode Island has four saves as a team this season. Four different pitchers have earned the saves.

Up Next
Rhode Island returns to Atlantic 10 play when it hosts Massachusetts for a four-game series that begins Friday.