RHODE ISLAND (5-2-1)
Starters: Schmidt (GK), Nilsen, Walker, Koduah, Montoro, Oystese, Purcell, Drayer, Villanueva, Guerra, Agyemang
Substitutes: Castaneda, Ireland, Kwitchoff, Tavares
 
ALBANY (5-3-0)
Starters: Wilson (GK), Scottis, Alves, Philip, Mijancos, Lucca, Sigurdson, Leosson, Giner, Weiner, Bourgeois
Substitutes: Zalfa, Powell, Aoumaich, DaSilva, Horvat, Giannaccini, Faiz, Terris, Rego
 
Scoring Summary
5:02 – UA – Weiner (Mijancos)
7:02 – URI – Guerra (penalty kick)
44:55 – UA – Rego (DaSilva)
72:25 – URI – Guerra (Agyemang)
104:51 – UA – DaSilva (Aoumaich)

How it Happened
UAlbany struck first, jumping out to a 1-0 lead just five minutes in when Andrew Weiner sent a shot past the outstretched leg of Stefan Schmidt and inside the far post for the early advantage. Rhody equalized two minutes later though, when Isak Oystese was taken down in front of the goal and Hugo Guerra converted the ensuing penalty kick.
 
The Rams and Great Danes appeared to be headed into halftime knotted at 1-1, but UAlbany hustled to get a corner kick off as time ticked away. With the announcer counting down the final 10 seconds, Austin DaSilva lofted the ball to the back post with just four seconds remaining and Ricardo Rego was there to head in the go-ahead goal with just one tick left on the clock.
 
Guerra equalized again for the Rams in the 73rd minute, one-timing in a feed from Patrick Agyemang to make it a 2-2 game.
 
The teams remained locked at 2-2 through the remainder of regulation, as well as the first overtime period. DaSilva then came through with the golden goal for UAlbany in the 105th minute, firing a shot through the Rams' defense and past Schmidt for the double-overtime victory.

Inside the Box Score

• Senior Hugo Guerra's goals were his first and second of the season. He joins senior Patrick Agyemang and freshman Isak Oystese as the third Ram this season to record a multi-goal game.
• Agyemang's assist was his third of the season, tying him with freshman Cian Purcell for the team lead. Overall, Agyemang now has 13 points (5g/3a) through eight games.
• Rhode Island outshot UAlbany 20-14 and had a 14-7 advantage in shots on goal.
• Shafique Wilson made 12 saves for the Great Danes. Redshirt senior Stefan Schmidt had four for Rhody.
• UAlbany was whistled for 19 fouls compared to Rhody's 10. Things got especially chippy late in the game as five of the Great Danes' six yellow cards came in the 80th minute or later.
• The game was Rhode Island's second consecutive double-overtime contest as Rhody knocked off then 22nd-ranked VCU in double OT Saturday night.

Up Next
Rhode Island remains on the road this weekend, traveling to Davidson for a Saturday night matchup with the Wildcats. Game time is set for 6 p.m.