This game started out like the last several for the Colonials.  The Woodson Cavaliers scored 9 unanswered runs in the first two innings to put the Colonials into another deep hole.  Unlike the earlier contests, however, only one infield Colonial error contributed to the deficit.  But a glimmer of hope for the game, and maybe the rest of the season as this young team continues to mature, was displayed in the top of the third inning.  Beau Pritchett singled but was cut down attempting to get to second on a Cavalier miscue.       J. B. Vande Sand and Tom Rudelius then worked the Cavalier’s pitcher for walks.  After a second out, Jeff Siebach singled to load the bases but a fly ball to center field ended the Colonials threat.  But the inning set the stage for the Colonials fourth and fifth inning.  They scored a lone run in the fourth when J. B. Vande Sand singled to drive in Jonathan Wildes from second base.  J. B., who was moved to the leadoff batting position by Coach Gardziel for the first time this season, added two more RBIs in the fifth with another single to go 2 for 3 on the night.  Tom “Woodie” Woodruff and Mason Freedman also collected two hits a piece for the Colonials.