After falling behind 19-0 in the first quarter, Lynnfield was unable to recover against Hamilton-Wenham on Saturday, falling 40-21 at Hamilton-Wenham.Trailing 19-7, the Pioneers had a shot to get back in the game before halftime. On a fourth-and-five inside the Generals’ 20-yard line, quarterback Chris Grassi’s throw skimmed off the fingertips of receiver Ty Surrette.On the ensuing possession, Hamilton-Wenham punched in a score to pull ahead at the half, 26-7.The teams traded scores in to open the second as Lynnfield fell behind, 40-21.Lynnfield coach Neal Weidman said his team’s inability to stop Hamilton-Wenham in crucial situations was the key to the game.”They just ran the ball and controlled the clock,” Weidman said. “Our offense moved the ball well, but we just didn’t execute.”Grassi led the Pioneers with two touchdown runs, while Ben Salisbury added a third rushing score.Lynnfield (1-1) will play Georgetown at home on Saturday.GIRLS SOCCERFenwick 2, Marblehead 0At Fenwick, a pair of goals by the Crusaders in the second half propelled Fenwick to victory against Marblehead on Saturday.Kristin Verrette connected on a cross from Bianca Gallo in the 54th minute for the first goal of the match. Six minutes later, Verrette found Ellen O’Leary in front of the net, and she gave Fenwick some insurance with her tally.Marblehead coach Sam Yawson said his team squandered a number of opportunities, including three breakways. Mary Keroack’s shot off the post was the closest Marblehead came to a goal.Fenwick (2-0) will play at Archbishop Williams today, while Marblehead (2-2) will face off at home against Revere.BOYS SOCCERSt. John’s Prep 3,Cambridge 0At Danvers, the Eagles controlled the tempo throughout the game in a 3-0 blanking of Cambridge.In the first half, Sean Callahan found Owen Fox in front of the net, and Fox converted for the goal.The Eagles came out equally strong in the second half. Fox headed in a free kick by Foti Andreo, giving St. John’s a 2-0 edge. Callahan closed out the scoring when he stole the ball and scored on a breakaway.Goalkeeper Steve Pasinski recorded the shutout in his first varsity win for St. John’s.St. John’s (1-0) will play defending Division 1 State Champion St. John’s Shrewsbury today at 4 p.m. in Danvers. The teams split their two meetings last season.uIn other action, the girls soccer game between Dracut and St. Mary’s was postponed. No makeup date has been announced.