The U7s East played Netherton and scored through Keegan Horan, Harry Holden and Connor Chater.

The U7s North met Kidderminster Lions and goals came from Ben Pedley and Callum Redfearn with Josh being man of the match

C.S. Colts 1 Halas Hawks West 0
The U9s West fell to their first defeat in seven games with a 1-0 defeat away to a very well organised C.S Colts. Joshua Wyman, Harry Williams and Sam Bulmer all went close and with five minutes remaining, Halas failed to clear a floated cross and C.S. Colts punished them with a neat finish. Halas pushed for the equaliser and with minutes remaining just failed to convert a goal mouth scramble.

Halas Hawks East 1 Wordsley North 2 
The U9s East entertained Wordsley Wasps North and Rickio Fairin-Hall put Halas into the lead with a fine right foot strike. However Wordsley equalised from the kick off with a great solo goal from their centre back. After half time both teams seemed to cancel each other out but Wordsley scored again with what proved to be the winner. Men of the match were Louie Jones and Rickio Fairin-Hall.

Wombourne 1 Halas Hawks 1
The U11s drew 1-1 with Wombourne with Mohamed Yafai scoring their only goal.

West Hagley South 1 Halas Hawks West 1
The U12 West’s good start to 2011 continued with a hard earned point with a 1-1 draw against West Hagley. Hagley took the lead early in the first half but Halas equalised before half time.The second half was a tight affair with both teams creating chances to take all three points but neither could convert and the game ended with honours even. Man of the match was awarded to goalscorer, Josh Rodgers.

Halas Hawks 1 Brierley Hill East 4
A 10 man U13s team took on high flyers Brierley Hill and Halas were the better team in the early stages despite going in at half time 2-1 down. The Halas lads battled superbly but conceded another 2 goals in the second half. Halas goalscorer was Jack Guest.

Halas Hawks 4 Wombourne 0
The u14s maintained their winning form with a 4-0 victory against Wombourne Olympic. In tough conditions the lads tried to keep to their passing game and thoroughly deserved their victory. Goals arrived from Jake Walley (2), Louis Ezewele and Dan Willetts. 

Duncan Edwards 1 Halas Hawks 12
Despite only fielding ten men, the U15s had a fantastic result beating Duncan Edwards 12-1. Goals came from Lewis Hatfield (4), Rhys Edwards (2), Jamie Nicholls, Alex Theodosi, Danny Hodges, and a hat trick by man of the match, goalkeeper James Andrews!

Halas Hawks 7 Brirley Hill 2
The U16s had a comfortable 7-2 win over Brierley Hill Bullets with goals coming from man of the match,Tom Stevens (3), Scott Pope (2), Guy Millward and Alex Chappell.

Halas Hawks 7 Santiago Colts 1
Halas Hawks U12s girls created numerous chances against Santiago Colts but only had two goals to show for it by half time thanks to goals from Abigail Gennard and Amy Plimmer. The second half began in the same vein with Halas scoring further goals through Plimmer (2), Bethan Bryan and Lucy and Sophie Heaselgrave.

Wordsley Wasps 0 Halas Hawks 4
The U15 girls started very strongly but it took about 20 minutes before they finally had the ball in the back of the net. A great ball across the goalmouth saw player of the match, Chloe Biddleston, score from a very tight angle. The second came a few minutes later from Rhianne Murray. In the second half Wordsley had a few chances but keeper Livi Woollams was in no mood to concede a goal and the match was wrapped up with Liz McAleenan and Lauren Taylor both scoring.

Halas Hawks Ladies

Halas Hawks Ladies 4 Kewford Eagles Ladies 1
Halas Hawks ladies entertained Kewford Eagles, looking to retain their top place spot, but after early pressure from the visitors, it was no surprise when they took an early lead. With the advantage of the wind and the slope, Kewford could have gone further ahead but for two excellent fingertip saves for Gemma Scriven, but it was Gemma College who equalised for Halas from a corner. The second half saw Halas take control, winning the game 4-1 with a brace from Katy Monk and another long range left foot shot from College.