Shakiel Powell scored two goals for the U7s West with Sam Dodd getting man of the match.

Keegan Horan got a hat trick for the U7s East.

Girls League

Halas Hawks 5 Withymoor 1
Halas Hawks U13 girls began their assault on the League Cup with a convincing 5-1 win against Withymoor. After several attempts on goal, Sophie Blount (3) and Sophie Pritchard (1) forged a formidable attacking partnership. Mia Bell scored an outstanding fifth goal for the Hawks.

Halas Hawks 6 Ferndale Girls 0
In their first game for two months, the U15s started the game against Ferndale surprisingly slowly and for the first ten minutes were second best. But after that they clicked into gear with some great passing and goals came from Kate Drew (2), Liz McAleenan (2), Lauren Taylor and a great lobbed goal from Rhianne Murray. Player of the match was Charlotte Little.

Halas Hawks East 2 Kewford West 1 
The U9s East entertained Kewford in a game which started at a slow pace with neither team creating much. Kewford however were having most of the possession and against the run of play Halas took the lead from a Charlie Greening tap in. The second half started with Halas looking the better side but it was Kewford who broke away to equalise. With the game seemingly ending in a one all draw, Oliver Miller smashed the ball past their keeper into the roof of the net to give Halas a somewhat fortunate win. Men of the match went to Rickio Fairin-Hall & Charlie Greening  

Warstones 3 Halas Hawks 0
In the U11s cup game against division 1 opponents Warstone Wanderers, Shadad Dael saved a penalty but it was not enough to prevent his team losing 3-0.

Rio Saints 2 Halas Dynamos 6
The U12s Dynamos ran out comfortable 6-2 winners against a much improved Rio Saints team. After falling behind early in the game, Halas responded well to go into the break 4-1 up thanks to some excellent finishing from Jack Blunt (2) and Chris Priest (2). Rio pulled a goal back from the penalty spot but Halas scored further goals from Dalmar Morrison and Jordan Boffey to seal the points.

Halas Hawks West 2  Perton 0
The U12s West progressed to the next round of the cup with a hard fought win over a plucky Perton side. The first half was a stalemate but the second half saw a different Halas emerge and they dominated for large parts. They created chances, two of which were converted by Nathan Postin and Cameron Milne to give them a 2-0 win. The man of the match award went to Ellis Meredith.

Halas Hawks 2 Ashmore 2
The U14s East came back from 2-0 down to deservedly draw 2-2 in an entertaining friendly with Ashmore Park Rangers from the Lichfield League. Both teams gave a great account of themselves with some fluid passing football and a draw was a fair result. Halas goals came from Josh March and Raheem Dyer, both of which set up by the influential Nathan Collins. 

Halas Hawks 7 Dudley Jnrs 1
It was a fantastic start to the New Year for the U15s with a 7-1 win against Dudley Juniors, with four goals from man of the match, Lewis Hatfield, two by Rhys Edwards and one by Steve Barrett.