Girls league
Kewford North 0 Halas Hawks East 1
Halas Hawks U10s girls started slowly in this closely fought League Cup Semi-Final, with Kewford being on top for the first ten minutes, although failing to seriously test Georgia Hanson in goal, thanks largely to the efforts of Mia Davies. From that point on however, Halas slowly gained control and created a number of chances which they failed to take. The second half saw a very even contest, although it was Halas who were creating the clearer chances, but with no success. It was only as extra-time loomed, that Abigail Gennard robbed her defender and set up Louise Edgerton to score the deciding goal.

Halas Hawks 8 Angels 3
In a thrilling U12s girls semi final against Angels, Halas took a two goal lead thanks to Liz Mcaleenan but Angels came back and made it two all before half time and took the lead just after. Halas really had to dig deep and were rewarded in the last twenty minutes with more goals from Liz Mcaleenan (3), Rhianne Murray (2) and Megan Ingram scoring to book a place in the League Cup Final . Player of the match was Liz McAleenan but it was a real team effort that got them through.

Halas Hawks 5 Kewford 2
Impressive team work by the U15s secured a third cup final place for Halas, this time with a 5-2 win over Kewford. A hat trick from team captain, Kirsty Houston, and one each for Olivia Emerson and Liz Richards ensured a comfortable win.

Boys League
Halas Hawks 2 Longbridge 1
The U10s continued their winning ways with a 2-1 win over Longbridge Colts. Both goals came from Jack Guest with man of the match going to Kamran Qureshi.

Brandhall 3 Halas Hawks 6
The U13s had a comfortable 6-3 win at Brandhall with Sam Dickens and Guy Millward getting a brace each with the others coming from Thomas Stevens and Carrick Russell. Man of the match went to Adam Hodges.

Halas Hawks 8 Perrywoods 0
The U16s were inspired by a man of the match performance by Steve Price to score eight against Brandhall without reply. Goals came from Josh Haskey (3), Craig Law (2), Danny Summerfield, Jay Gould and Ben Harvey.