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North Reading's offense went cold in the second half as 4 for 30 shooting gave Hamilton-Wenham enough of an opening to prevail, 51-44. Junior Evan Wade drained four 3-pointers en route to a team-high 14 points for the Hornets.

HAMILTON — After struggling to run the ball against North Reading in the first half, Hamilton-Wenham made the necessary halftime adjustments and scored on its first two plays in the second half as the Generals prevailed 28-12 yesterday.

With seven minutes left in the game, Zack Chapman snuck a baseline cross past the Hamilton-Wenham goalie and Colin Macdonald dove to head the ball in the net, giving Pentucket an exciting 1-0 win. Forward Luis O'Meara played great in the second half, helping create scoring chances for the Sachems.

First-half goals five minutes apart from Tim Chiang and Tory Gabriello got North Andover rolling toward its 10th straight soccer victory, 3-0 over Hamilton-Wenham. Two outside defenders, Connor Boudreau and Dennis Graef, played well in the shutout effort.

Sophomore Tori Sullivan and freshman Leah Chittick played well against an upset-minded Hamilton-Wenham squad as the midfield pair helped North Andover hold on for a 2-2 tie.

Twice, Lauren Hebert gave North Reading the second-half lead and the Hornets made the second one stick, pinning a 2-1 decision on Hamilton-Wenham.

Twice, Lauren Hebert gave North Reading the second-half lead and the Hornets made the second one stick, pinning a 2-1 decision on Hamilton-Wenham.

HAMILTON — The game could not have started any better for Pentucket.

The Sachems marched up the field on the game’s opening drive for a score, but struggled from there and lost to Hamilton-Wenham 30-7 yesterday afternoon.

In the season opener, Pentucket stopped Hamilton-Wenham, 3-2, halting the Generals’ 40-match winning streak in the Cape Ann League.

North Reading's boys lacrosse team, fueled by the first varsity start of sophomore Billy Sexton, rolled past Hamilton-Wenham 10-6 in th Division 3 East quarterfinals.