Halas Hawks U7s East continued their warm up to the start of the Stourbridge League with a friendly against Wordsley Wasps which they won comfortably 14-0. Goals came from Nicholas Clayton-Phillips (6), Dan Kelly (3), Mark Slater (2), Harry Wakeman, Jack Layton and Michael Ly. 

The U8s Dynamos twice found themselves a goal down against Dudley Utd but fought back to earn a well-deserved 3-3 draw. Man of the match, Alex Gardener got two with the other coming from James Williams.

The U10s North were also involved in a 3-3 draw, against Penn Colts. Sam Oakley got two with man of the match, Ben Jennings, getting the third.

The U9s travelled to Woodsetton Wolves and did enough to win the game but failed to take their chances and went down 2-1. Jack Guest got the goal with Harry Wakeman getting man of the match.

The U10s East found their confidence and re-discovered last seasons form with a 7-0 win over Bilbrook. Jon Rizzo had a highly influential game which brought him the man of the match trophy as well as a hat trick. Other scorers were Alex Smith (2), Reiss Aston and Reece Marks.

The U12s and 13s were involved in South Staffs cup action which saw the 12s lose 5-1 to Chase Staggs, but the 13s going through to the next round with an 11-1 win over FC Premier. The goals came from Spencer Blackham (6), Brad Hickman (2), Sam Cannon (2) and Earl Demetrious.

In the girls league, Halas U10s were involved in a top of the table clash with Kewford and remain top after a 2-2 draw. Beth Ingram and Paige Dudley got the goals.

The U12s West also met Kewford, going down 5-2 with both goals coming from Fallon Williams.

The U14s East made it a hat trick of games against Kewford and went to the top of the league after a 4-0 win. The goals were shared by Elizabeth Richards, Lydia Bradley, Kirsty Houston and Charlotte Rowbottom.

The U14s West met tough opposition in Tipton Town but continued their unbeaten run to the season with a 4-2 win. New signing Katie Wilkes scored on her debut with the others coming from Lilly Crawshaw and Rebekah Trevis-Smith.