THE BASICS
Rhode Island (1-6-2) vs. Stony Brook (4-3-3)
Kickoff: Tuesday, Sept. 30, 7:00 p.m. EST
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RHODE ISLAND VS. STONY BROOK - SERIES NOTES

• Tuesday will be the first meeting between Rhode Island and Stony Brook in 11 years.
• The only times the teams have played previously came in in back-to-back seasons in 2013 and 2014. 
• Stony Brook won the first meeting, 1-0, at home.
• Rhode Island took a 3-0 victory in 2014.
• 2013 was URI head coach Gareth Elliott's first season at the helm. After going 2-14 that year, he led the Rams to a 13-5-5 the following season.

A LOOK AT THE OPPONENT 

• Stony Brook has won two straight matches, outscoring its opponents 6-0 in the process.
• The Seawolves have recorded four shutouts, three of which have come in the last four matches.
• Finley Oliver has 13 points on the season, leading Stony Brook in goals (5) while adding assists (3).
• Alex Fleury has a team-best five assists.
• Caleb Danquah has three goals and one assist, while Ryan Farr has two goals and one assist.
• Stony Brook has 12 players credited with at least one assist.
• The Seawolves have used two keepers on the season. Heider Hermannsson is 2-2-1 with a 1.37 goals-against average, and Rushon Sandy is 2-1-2 while allowing 0.72 goals per game.

RHODY IS RESTED   

• Rhode Island will be playing for the first time in a week, the team's longest break since the season began.
• In their last match, the Rams fell at Holy Cross 3-2.
• It was the third time this season Rhody has scored more than one goal in a match.
• Defender Tim Huhholz scored for the second time in as many matches, while midfielder Kyler Vojvodic also notched his second goal of the year.
• Rhody also had two goals in its season-opening 2-2 tie with Iona and in it's 2-1 win at St. John's.