Ask Jim Pugh about Cam Peach, his senior captain at Hamilton-Wenham Regional, and his answer is straightforward, and simple.

“He brings things to another level,’’ said Pugh, in his second season as coach after a long run at Masconomet.

Peach did a little bit of everything as the host Generals gouged Cape Ann Baker foe Georgetown, 37-8, on Saturday afternoon in Wenham for their fifth straight win.

In the first quarter, the 6-foot-2-inch, 180-pound Peach grabbed a pair of catches for 33 yards, helping extend a drive that led to the Generals’ first score. Later in the quarter, patrolling the backfield, he stepped up on a long pass and reached up with one hand to secure an interception, one of four H-W picks (Bryson Cala had two). Peach returned it 13 yards, hurdling a would-be defender.

Billy Whelan then directed H-W down the field for a 14-0 lead.

In the second quarter, Peach ripped off a 37-yard run to the Georgetown 3. Whelan took it in from there. But Peach wasn’t done. Lining up deep to field a punt later in the second, Peach broke numerous tackles to complete a 47-yard return for a touchdown, and a 35-0 halftime cushion.

“I was just excited,’’ said Peach, who racked up 146 total yards before family and friends. “I wanted to put on a show for them.’’

Said Pugh of Peach: “I’ve been here for two years now and he is special, he just makes plays.’’

Lexington 42, Arlington 7 — Sal Frelick threw four TD passes — three to Anthony Bianchi — in a 20-of-22, 267-yard passing performance for the No. 5 Minutemen (5-0).

Linebacker Max Stevens recorded 14 tackles and three sacks on defense.

Newton South 21, Concord-Carlisle 14 — Jy Spence (7 carries, 150 yards) scored three TDs, including a 28-yard run with 8 seconds left in the Lions’ (4-1) come-from-behind win.

Spence also hauled in a 22-yard touchdown reception from Luke Cloud in the fourth quarter.

BB&N 20, St. Sebastian’s 14 — Devin Marrocco carried 20 times for 82 yards and a touchdown to power BB&N past St. Sebastian's.

Lynn English 36, Swampscott 7 — Matt Severance threw for two touchdowns and rushed for another as Lynn English cruised to a 23-0 lead before halftime.

Winchester 34, Belmont 14 — Steven Osborne took the opening kickoff 95 yards to the house and Peter Gallagher picked up 123 rushing yards on 25 carries for the Sachems (2-4).

Central Catholic 41, Haverhill 7 — Bret Edwards sparked a 20-point first quarter with a 34-yard keeper and a 19-yard scoring pass to A.J. Caggianelli for the No. 2 Raiders (5-0).

St. Mary’s 52, Arlingthon Catholic 14 — Calvin Johnson scored four first-half TDs on runs of 36, 43, 47, and 2 yards, the first three coming in the first quarter, for the No. 20 Spartans (5-0).

Waltham 35, Westford 0 — Senior Nick Caliri threw for 152 yards and three touchdowns and rushed for 80 yards and another score on the ground for the Hawks (3-2) in the DCL win.

Middlesex 14, St. Mark’s 7 — Senior Derek DeMarzo (two passing touchdowns) led the Zebras (2-1) past the Lions (1-2).

Lawrence Academy 27, Governor’s Academy 20 — Brady Martin threw two touchdowns, and Josh Arruda had a game-winning touchdown run in the fourth quarter as the visiting Spartans took down the Governors.

BB&N 20, St. Sebastian’s 14 — Devin Marrocco carried 20 times for 82 yards and a touchdown to power BB&N past St. Sebastian's.

Nobles 42, Groton 16— Senior Jason Medieros and freshman Julian Tarpey each had two rushing touchdowns as the Bulldogs (2-1) defeated the Zebras (1-2) in an ISL matchup.

North Quincy 17, Pembroke 14— Junior Tim Layden (one passing touchdown, one rushing touchdown) led the Red Raiders (3-2) past the Titans (2-3).

Brooks 51, St. George’s 21— Brooks rolled over St. George's, scoring all 51 of their points before the half. Pat Freiermuth caught two touchdowns, a 60-yarder and a 40-yarder, and also blocked an extra point attempt.

Greater Lowell 52, Mystic Valley 0— Junior classmates Jake Noel and Juan Serrano connected three times, all for touchdowns, on their way to contributing to 349 yards of total offense for the host Gryphons (4-1).

Somerville 35, Beverly 21— Jiovanny Pierre hauled in a whopping four touchdowns from quarterback Elijah Jeffreys as the Highlanders cruised past the Panthers.

Boys’ soccer

Waltham 2, Brookline 0 — Senior captains Nick Chantre and Ibrahim Kyeyune scored for the Hawks (5-6-1).

BB&N 4, Governor’s Academy 0 — Junior Ben Gross-Loh tallied a pair of goals for the Knights (3-1-1).

BC High 6, Malden Catholic 1 — Juniors Jack Linehan and Anthony Lee each scored their first varsity goals for the Eagles (5-5).

New Mission 4, Winthrop 2 — Senior captain Brandon Ramos scored three times for the Titans (5-4-2).

Belmont Hill 2, Nobles 0 — Sophomore Matthew Goncalves and junior Leighton Dolan netted goals for Belmont Hill (6-1).

Girls’ soccer

Newton South 3, Framingham 0 — Junior Audrey Lavey (two goals) led the No. 13 Lions (11-1).

Marlborough 2, Algonquin 0 — Halle McCabe scored twice, and Nicole Galliac (9 saves) posted the shutout as the sixth-ranked Panthers (8-1-2) blanked the No. 3 Tomahawks (7-3-1) in Marlboro.

Nashoba 3, Lincoln-Sudbury 0 — Grace Keith had two goals, and Abby McNulty also scored to lead the second-ranked Chieftains (8-1-1).

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