After a barrage of 10 hits by Thomas Jefferson batters against Madison the night before, the Thomas Jefferson bats fell silent against a fine pitching display by three McLean pitchers.  The Thomas Jefferson Colonials managed only a lone hit, a double by Jonathan Wildes that scored Beau Pritchett and Mason Freedman who were on the base paths because of an error and walk, respectively.  Only two other contacts with the Thomas Jefferson bats during the game left the confines of the infield, unfortunately both were outs.  Defensively, two infield errors in the first inning again did not help a solid effort by Thomas Jefferson starting pitcher Chris Kilgore who ended up incurring only one earned run out of the five runs tallied by McLean in the inning.  The highlight of the evening for the Colonials, however, was the swagger shown by Beau Pritchett on the mound.  Pritchett closed out the pitching duties for the Colonials by giving up only one hit over the last three innings to shut down the Highlanders.