Halas Ladies 1 Stourbridge Ladies 1

Halas Hawks Ladies became the first team to take points away from league leaders, Stourbridge Ladies.

The first half saw chances go begging for both teams, but Stourbridge were the better side at that stage and took the lead with a goal just before half time. The second half saw the tables turned and it was Halas who started the game with a blistering display and deservedly scored an equaliser through Becky Allsopp, the first goal of the season conceded by Stourbridge in open play.

Halas continued to create chances, however it was Stourbridge who could have restored their lead late in the game, but Halas keeper, Gemma Scriven, pulled off a brilliant one handed save to keep the final score at 1-1.

Gornal 1 Halas Hawks 1
The much awaited top of the table clash between Halas Hawks U10s and Gornal Girls lived up to everyone's expectations. A closely fought battle ending in a 1-1 draw and was the most competitive game of the season so far. Gornal Girls took the lead after 3 minutes but Hannah Fellows up front showed pace when she popped up in the middle of the penalty area to latch on to a stray ball and score Halas' equaliser.

Withymoor 1 Halas Hawks 4
The U13s returned to winning ways when they beat Withymoor by 4-1. An outstanding goal from Sophie Blount opened the scoring and a goal from Sophie Pritchard came as no surprise. Chelsea Dudson and a goal from Mia Bell completed the scoring.

Halesowen Harriers 1 Halas West 4
The U9s West made a strong start against Halesowen Harriers, taking an early lead through Harry Williams. Halas continued to dominate and scored a second with a strike from Daniel Giles. Nathan Reed and Callum Brownhill made it 4-0 before Halesowen grabbed a consolation goal to make the final score 4 – 1, but Halas went on to secure the three points and remain in the runners up spot in the table.

Brierley Hill 1 Halas Hawks East 4 
The U9s East travelled to Brierley Hill Bullets West hoping to carry on from last week when they secured their first win of the season. Halas started well having all the pressure in the first 10mins and took the lead with a Brierley Hill own goal. The pressure continued and Halas scored two more through Rickio Fairin-Hall and Oliver Miller. Just before half time a mix up in defence led to Brierley Hill pulling one back, but in the second half Oliver Miller scored his second in a 4-1 win. Man of the match went to Louie Jones & Joshua Yorke.

Pensnett Panthers 0 Halas East 2
A good away win for the U10s East against difficult opposition in Pensnett Panthers.  Halas produced a fine passing display and took the lead midway through the first half after a good move was finished off by Jordan Berry. Halas scored their second when James Riggy headed home a cross after the best move of the game. There were no further goals thanks to some good saves by both keepers.

Halas Hawks West 4 Straits Cobras 0
The U12s West progressed to round three of the league cup with a 4-0 win over Straits Cobras and in the process recorded their first win of the season. Halas went in at half time with a three goal lead thanks to Nathan Postin, Cameron Milne and Ellis Meredith. Jamie Theodosi added a fourth in the second half to seal a much needed win. Man of the match was awarded to Matt Jones

Halas Hawks 2 Warley Albion 0
The U11s entertained Warley Albion winning 2-0 with goals from Jonty Round and Joshua Horton.

Kewford North 1 Halas Dynamos 2
The U12s Dynamos had an unbelievably hard draw in the second round of the league cup taking on defending champions Kewford, who held a one goal lead at the interval. Halas stepped up their game in the second half and penned their opponents back for very long periods and despite missing a penalty kept driving forwards. They then won another penalty which Connor Smith despatched well into the corner. With only minutes left on the clock Jake Saxton stood over a free-kick and rocketed his effort into the top corner to leave the keeper no chance and earn his team a 2-1 win. Man of the match was Chris Priest.

Halas Hawks 9 Halesowen Town Colts 2
The U13s eased through to the next round of the cup and went in at half time 3 - 2 up with goals from Dom Hipkiss, Jack Guest and Sam Hamilton. The second half saw Halas take control breaking down the opposition with a further three goals from Dominic Hipkiss, and one each for Sam Hamilton, Liam Holmes and Michael Moreton.

The U7s North played away against Hasbury and their goals were scored by James Thacker.