The under 10s girls became the first Halas team to reach a cup final after a deserved 3-0 win over Kewford in the semi final of the Stourbridge league cup. In an exciting game, Mollie Duroe, Charis Maguire and Paige Dudley hit the target.

The under 12s East met Gornal, winning 4-1 with goals from Maisie Allen (2), Charlotte Perks and Danielle Hughes, whilst the under 12s West lost 3-1 to Longbridge.

It was time for revenge for the under 14s East who played top of the table Angels who had beaten them a few weeks earlier. This time Hawks won comfortable 3-1 with goals from Olivia Emerson (2) and Charlotte Rowbottom.

The under 14s West met a strong Kingswinford side and lost 3-1, with their goal coming from a Shanice Mayers free kick.

In the boys league, the under 9s faced an unbeaten Phoenix team, but they took it in their stride and put on their best performance of the season, thoroughly deserving their 3-1 win. Dominic Hipkiss put Hawks in front but an equaliser from Phoenix kept the game finely balanced until late goals from Jack Guest and Harry Allen sealed the points.

It was another strong performance from the under 7s East which saw them cruise to a 4-0 win over Trysull Tigers. Goals from Michael Ly, Dan Kelly, Jake Gilson and man of the match, Harry Wakeman, kept up Halas Hawks East's 100% start to the season.

A goal straight from the kick off gave the under 7s West an excellent start against Warstones, but after conceding an equaliser, neither team could find the net again.

It was an under par performance from the under 8s Dynamos who lost 2-1 to Warley Borough with James White hitting the target and Joe Harris getting man of the match.

The under 8s East had a comprehensive 8-1 win over Kewford with goals from Dan Cartwright (2), Harry Western (2), Cain Smith (2) and Jordan Staten.

The under 10s North found themselves 3-1 down against top of the table Gornal Colts but a spirited fight-back saw them take a 4-3 lead before Gornal scored a late equaliser to claim a share of the points. On target for Hawks were Ben Jennings, Philip Mylona, Callum Pearson and Luke Harborne with man of the match going to goalkeeper Alex Sambidge.

It was stalemate for the under 10s East who drew 0-0 with Priory Pumas, with Ryan Taylor getting man of the match.

Quinton Eagles proved tough opposition for the under 12s but they still managed a 2-2 draw thanks to goals from Sam Dickens and Ben Durrell and a last minute penalty save from Alex Gregory. Cameron Richards earned the man of the match award.

The under 15s could only manage a consolation Greg Evans goal in a 5-1 defeat against Norton Athletic. Man of the match went to Danny Emery.

The under 11s bowed out of the South Staffs cup after a very sporting and entertaining match against Ashmore Park Rangers, who won 3-2. Halas twice came from behind through Jack Hipkiss, but Ashmore Park came up with the winner in a game which was played in a superb manner and spirit from both sides.