Rhody Looks to Get Back on Track Sunday at Holy Cross

RHODE ISLAND at HOLY CROSS
(5-2-0) | (3-3-2)
Linda Johnson Smith Soccer Stadium (Worcester, Mass.)
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RHODE ISLAND VS. HOLY CROSS - SERIES NOTES

Rhode Island is back on the road to face Holy Cross Sunday.
The game will be the 22nd meeting all-time against the Crusaders.
Rhode Island leads the series 13-6-2.
A season ago, the Rams beat Holy Cross 1-0 in Kingston.
The last time Rhody lost in the series was a 1-0 loss on Sept. 4, 2012.
It's URI's first trip back to Worcester since a 1-0 win on Crusader turf on Sept. 9 2021.

SCOUTING THE CRUSADERS

Last time out, Holy Cross played to a scoreless draw against UAlbany.
The match Sunday will be the first home game back for the Crusaders after spending the last two on the road.
Holy Cross is 2-2 at Linda Johnson Smith Soccer Stadium.
The Crusader offense is evenly distributed, with all nine goals scored by a different player.
Keeper Aubrey Haesche has spent the most time in between the posts for Holy Cross. She's started in seven games and has made 33 saves.
Haesche earned her second Patriot League Goalkeeper of the Week honor last week after a career-best nine saves in a win over Maine.

FINISHING TOUCHES

Rhode Island heads to Holy Cross for the non-conference finale and the final tune up before Atlantic 10 play opens on Sept. 20.
The Rams are 5-2 going into the non-conference finale, the best since 2014 when the Rams played 10 non-league matches and went 8-1-1.
Through seven matches, Rhody has scored 11 goals, and has been shutout just once.

ON THE ROAD AGAIN

The Rams hit the road for the first time since an Aug. 25 visit to Brown.
Rhody is looking to get back to its winning ways after falling to UConn last time out.
A win Sunday would be URI's third win away from Kingston this season.
A season ago, Rhode Island was 1-6-2 on the road.