Halas Hawks U13 girls took the lead against Kewford Eagles through Louise Tromans following a flowing move. Kewford came more into the game as the half progressed resulting in the equaliser. The second half saw Kewford start the stronger but Halas began to create more chances and the winning goal finally arrived when Tromans slid the ball home from a cross.

Halas Hawks 4 Bridgnorth 1

The U15 girls were back to winning ways against Bridgnorth with two great goals from Elisha Rose followed by one each for Charis Maguire and Abbey Willingale. A　great defensive game by Sam King helped Halas to a 4-1 victory.

Warriors 7 Halas Hawks 2
The U16 girls failed to compete in the first half and by the break found themselves four down at Warriors, but a spirited display saw them hit two in two minutes through Liz McAleenan and Lauren Taylor and although they kept the pressure on Warriors goal throughout the second half they were caught on the break, conceding three more. Player of the match was Katie Hickman.

Halas Hawks 5 Kewford Eagles 2

The U12s took on Kewford Eagles, winning 5-2 with goals from Mohamed Yafai, George Raven, Adam Bowen, Nick Bennett and Joshua Horton. Man of the match was goalkeeper Shaddad Dael.

Hasbury Rangers 5 Halas Hawks 1

The U13s slumped to a disappointing 5-1 defeat at Hasbury. Halas started brightly but failed to convert several chances and it was Hasbury who took a one goal lead into the break. The second half saw　Hasbury　score three more before Halas opened their account through Josh Bernard. Hasbury then scored their　fifth.

Old Wulfrunians 6 Halas Hawks 0

The U14s met Division 1 high　flyer s　Old Wulfs　in the first round of the cup, where four first half goals for Old Wulfs effectively sealed the win. Halas played some containing football, but fell two goals further behind in the second half and lost 6-0. Halas man of the match was Dillon Mullen.

The U15s East were well worth their 3-0 victory over Trysull Tigers. Josh March was in ruthless form and added two goals to his season's tally and Dan Willetts scored his 8th goal in four games to complete the victory.　

Forest Falcons 1 Halas Hawks 2

An evenly matched first half between Halas U17s and Forest Falcons saw both teams waste chances in a goalless first half. Sustained pressure from the Halas lads saw them break the deadlock with a goal from Mitch Webb and then a second added by Scott Pope. Coasting to what should have been a fairly comfortable win, the Halas team backed off, missed a penalty and let Falcons back into the match with only minutes remaining, but held on to win 2-1.

Halas Hawks Ladies 2 Rubery Ladies 1

Halas Hawks Ladies entertained Rubery and in a close game, they took the lead through Becky Allsopp. Rubery equalized but Jodie Jones restored the lead with a shot at the far post. The second half saw both teams cancel each other out and there was no further score.