MARSHFIELD — Marshfield could not have drawn up its homecoming any better.

Tor Maas threw for five touchdowns, a Marshfield single-game record, as the Rams jumped out to a 19-point first quarter lead en route to a 47-14 win over Patriot League Keenan foe Hingham on Saturday afternoon at James G. Anderson field.

It was a banner day for Maas, who moved atop the all-time touchdown passes leaderboard in Marshfield program history.

“Tor is a tireless worker and a special leader,” said Marshfield coach Chris Arouca. “The fact he broke the record and didn’t say anything about it speaks volumes about him as a leader.”

Maas’ performance came in front of an energetic Rams crowd on hand to enjoy the homecoming festivities.

Hingham’s J.T. Reale, center, carries Marshfield defenders Jameson Bongiolatti, left, and Carlie Leach, right, into the end zone for a touchdown during the first quarter. (Photo by Paul Connors/Media News Group/Boston Herald)

Throughout the afternoon Maas got his teammates involved. He connected with Jake Brilliant for a pair of touchdowns while also feeding Jake D’Antonio, Davin True, and Luke Richardson for scores. Charlie Leach was the star defensively.

The junior linebacker had a scoop-and-score for six yards, forced an interception by hitting Hingham quarterback Jake Var Holak as he threw, and came up with two more tackles for a loss.

From the opening snap the day belonged to the Rams. Maas started the game off by hitting D’Antonio in stride for a 70-yard touchdown to put the hosts on top 6-0 within the blink of an eye. After a quick Hingham three-and-out, the Rams offense showcased their firepower once more. This time, Maas connected with Davin True on a swing pass. True did rest, going 31 yards to the house for a 12-0 lead.

Marshfield’s Jake Brilliant waves into a video camera located at the back of the end zone after making a touchdown reception against Hingham in a 47-14 win. (Photo by Paul Connors/Media News Group/Boston Herald)

Marshfield’s defense then showed its playmaking ability with Leech recovering a Harbormen fumble and taking it into the end zone. Hingham got on the board late in the first quarter on a one-yard touchdown run by Ryan St. Lacroix, but a Brilliant 40-yard touchdown reception on a perfect strike from Maas put Marshfield on top 25-7.

The record-breaking score game late in the first half when Richardson corralled a throw over the middle from Maas and went the distance 52 yards to give the Rams a commanding 40-7 advantage.

Marshfield’s defense forced three turnovers in all – two interceptions and a fumble.