Petersburg, VA - There comes a time in every athlete’s life on the field when he is tested. When teammate mistakes make one question his teammate’s commitment level; when he questions his own commitment level and wonders if everything he goes through and has gone through is worth the “sudden change” that happens in every game. A fumble here. A missed tackle there. Sudden changes that can, and often do, determine the outcomes of games.

Dumfries, VA – On this crisp, Northern Virginia fall evening, the game plan for the visiting Williamsburg Colonials was simple: take advantage of the limited number of players the Monarchs fielded in hopes of eventually wearing them down in the second half.

Frederick - A sunny, crisp, and cool fall Saturday afternoon provided the perfect backdrop for an opening game, colossal Colonial’s victory over the Harrisburg Pitbulls in the 2021 ACFA Kickoff Classic. If the game were an afternoon buffet, it provided the fans with a variety of exciting entrees as the Colonials scored on offense, defense, and special teams.

Williamsburg – On a hot and sultry Saturday afternoon it took the Williamsburg Colonials all of three plays from scrimmage to set the tone for the game.

Williamsburg – From his humble beginnings in Brooklyn, New York to his current teaching role at Warhill Academy, Coach Scott is one of the few people that is doing what he felt he was called to do: teach and coach.

After attending high school in Staten Island, NY coach Scott went away to college and attended the University of Buffalo before transferring back and graduating with an MBA from Wagner College. During his undergrad studies he both played and coached semi-pro football.

Williamsburg - Coming off an inaugural spring season that saw the team go 3-1 in conference play and a spot in the league championship game, the expectations for the Williamsburg Colonials in the upcoming fall season are high. And after 2-weeks of training camp and one full week of practice, those expectations are being met, according to Head Coach Dave Willis.

Williamsburg – After an inaugural spring season that included a 3-1 conference record and a spot in the Atlantic Coast Football Alliance American Alliance championship game, the Williamsburg Colonials look to build upon that success this fall.