KINGSTON, R.I. – In the final regular-season contest of the 2019 campaign, the Duquesne Dukes (6-7-3, 4-5-1 A10) and Rhode Island Rams (4-9-5, 1-7-2 A10) battled to a scoreless tie on a rain-filled Sunday afternoon at the URI Soccer Complex.

The contest was called early after 90 minutes, due to weather and unplayable conditions.

The Dukes will have to wait until Monday morning to see which team it will play in the Atlantic 10 Championships, as Davidson and Fordham's game was postponed due to weather.

In the Atlantic 10 standings, the Dukes are currently tied for sixth place with Saint Joseph's with 13 points. Davidson and Fordham are tied for ninth place, but the winner would jump to sole possession of sixth place and into the A-10 Championships. If there is a winner, Fordham or Davidson would earn the sixth seed, Saint Joseph's would be the seventh seed (Saint Joseph's holds tiebreaker over Duquesne), and Duquesne would be the eight seed and head to Saint Louis for the A-10 Quarterfinals. If there's a tie in Davidson-Fordham game, Duquesne would earn the seventh seed and travel to George Washington next week.

Stay tuned to goduquesne.com and @DuqWSoccer for the latest updates on the postseason.

HOW IT HAPPENED

• The Dukes led in shots by a slim 8-7 margin. Each team took five shots in the first half, while Duquesne held a 3-2 advantage on shots in the final 45 minutes. The Dukes posted four shots on goal, while the Rams had three shots that were on target.
• Lexy Kendro, Alex Saturni and Sarah Wilkinson all connected on a shot on goal.
• Megan Virgin made three saves in the shutout.
• URI held a 6-5 advantage in corner kicks.