Boys League

Halas Hawks West 6 Gornal Athletic 0
A great team effort from the U8s West earned them a comfortable 6-0 win with a first half hat trick from Joe Wythes, two from man of the match, Cameron Keenan, and one from Shannon Stamps.

Solihull Saints 0 Halas Hawks 3
The U8s East got off to a slow start but goals from Ben Rhodes, Ethan Shelley and man of the match, Cain Smith, gave them a deserved win.

Penn Colts North 0 Halas Hawks 0
After an excellent all round performance by the U9s West, they were very unlucky to come away with only a goalless draw to show for their efforts. Man of the match went to Ellis Meredith.

Bilbrook 3 Halas Hawks 2
After twice taking the lead through Dominic Hipkiss and man of the match, Jack Guest, the U10s were unable to hold their lead and went down 3-2.

Halas Hawks 1 Rowley 2 (aet)
The U11s East lost 2-1 after extra time in the South Staffs cup against Rowley Rangers from the Bilston Premier League. They went down early on and struggled to find any rhythm, but in the second half, the lads battled back to equalise through Josh March and were unlucky not to win it at the death. They continued their good form into extra time and created several chances but lost concentration on a set piece and Rowley scored what proved to be the winner. Man of the match went to Jon Rizzo for an impressive midfield display.

Brownhills Colts 2 Halas Hawks 1
An understrength U12s soaked up a lot of early pressure which saw some fine saves from Andrew Horton. Halas took the lead with a tremendous right foot strike from 20 yards through Danny Hodges but Colts then equalised to make it 1 - 1 at half time. The second half saw Halas tire and Colts snatched a late winner. Jack Davis was the deserved man of the match.

Halas Hawks 3 Cleobury 2
The U16s met top of the table, Cleobury Mortimer and in a match inspired by their man of the match, Dan Summerfield, they won 3-2 with goals from Josh Haskey, Greg Evans and Matthew Williams

Girls League

Halas Hawks 0 Withmoor 3
The 10s West girls improve with every game but missed their chances to take the lead against Withymoor whose extra strength and skill allowed them to run out eventual 3-0 winners. Ciara Robinson-Morris in goal, Laura Cartwright in defence and Megan Emerson in midfield were the pick of the West players on the day.

Halas Hawks 2 Tipton 2
The U10s East found themselves 1-0 down within 30 seconds of their game with Tipton, but they picked themselves up and created numerous chances before half-time. The second half saw East continue their good form and with 20 minutes to go, a corner by Sophie Blount was prodded home by Abigail Gennard. They then continued to miss numerous chances before Tipton regained the lead from a rare second half breakaway. The girls continued to press forward and following yet another fine run
by Amy Plimmer, Abigail managed to grab the equaliser to continue the team's unbeaten start to the season.

Gornal 1 Halas Hawks 3
Halas U11s girls had another good win with a 3-1 victory over
Gornal Girls. Halas were 3-0 up at half time with a hat trick of goals
from Mollie Duroe. Gornal scored in the second half but the Halas goal was rarely under threat apart from this.

Halas Hawks 4 Wordsley 0
With another dominating display the U12 girls won 4 - 0 with goals from Megan Ingram (2), Katie Hickman & Liz McAleenan, whilst keeping another clean sheet . Player of the match was Cara Tromans .

Halas Hawks 4 Dudley Sports 0
The U13s girls won 4-0 against Dudley Sports with Maisie Allen (2), Elly Murphy and Eve McGlynn finding the target.

Halas Hawks 17 Dudley Town 0
The U14s girls stormed to a 17-0 win over Dudley Town with Bethany Hall getting four and Lauren Pearson, Katie Wilkes, Shanice Mayers and Sophie Leak getting hat tricks. The last goal came from Laura Tomlinson.

Halas Hawks 1 Hillcrest 0
The U16s Girls managed to hold on for a close fought victory, despite
several injuries meaning they had to play the final 20 minutes of the game with 10 players. Elizabeth Richards scored the only goal of the game midway through the first half. Sophie Shaw and Kym Bennett filled in between the posts and both made vital saves to secure the victory.