Rhode Island (7-6-3)
Starters: DiLoreto (GK), Montoro, Oystese, Walker, Taylor, Carroll, Froberg, Schwab, Morrill, Etxegarai, Turco
Substitutes: Bermingham, Lykkegaard, Harris, Yurkovic

Brown (6-7-1)
Starters: Weiper (GK), Barry, Sprofera, Amaral, Adams, Gogo Peters, Wharton, Mitchell, Pillar, D'Agostini, Snaith
Substitutes: Stistrup, Walpole, Balleani, Tabije, Walsh

Scoring Summary
7:11 - BROWN – Amaral (unassisted)
16:36 – URI – Oystese (penalty kick)
47:43 – BROWN – Amaral (Adams)

How It Happened
Brown's Lorenzo Amaral scored early in both halves to lead Brown to a 2-1 victory over Rhode Island Tuesday, sending the Rams to their fifth straight loss.

In the eighth minute, Amaral controlled a URI goal kick near the right sideline at midfield and dribbled through three Rhody defenders as he moved across the pitch to the top of the box. He lined a left-footed shot into the lower corner of the net to keeper Nate DiLoreto's right, sneaking the ball inside the post for a 1-0 lead.

It didn't take long for Rhode Island to respond. Isak Oystese was taken down in the Brown box in the 17th minute, leading to a penalty kick. Oystese did the honors himself, firing a low shot into the corner of the net, beating the dive by Brown keeper Henrik Weiper to tie the score.

Three minutes into the second half, Charlie Adams was able to deflect a clearance attempt by the Rhode Island defense. The ball found Amaral alone in the middle of the box, and he finished the open look for the winning goal.
  
Inside the Box Score

• With his penalty kick goal in the first half, Isak Oystese moved into a tie for 45th place in program history with 33 career points.
• He now has 13 goals and seven assists with the Rams.
• Oystese also made his 60th career appearance for Rhody, the most among active players.
• Three Rams made their first career starts. Redshirt sophomores Joey Turco and Kai Carroll and redshirt freshman Connor Froberg all were in the starting 11 for the first time.
• Carroll and Froberg played the full 90 minutes, while Turco played 78 minutes.
• Keeper Nate DiLoreto made seven saves in net, including a beautiful kick save in the second half that kept the Rams in the match.
• Brown's Lorenzo Amaral now has seven goals in just 11 matches this season.

Up Next
Rhode Island finishes the regular season when it hosts Davidson at the URI Soccer Complex on Saturday, Nov. 2 at 7 p.m. The match will not be streamed due to the home football contest that day.