Friendlies

The U7s West played Kewford South and scored goals through David Sidaway, William Massey and Corran Brown, who also got man of the match.

The U7s East played Kewford Eagles West and scored goals through Elliot Evans, Taze McIntosh and Luke Fletcher. Man of the match went to Marcus Garcha.

The U8s East played Kewford West and scored goals through James Knight and Michael Waugh, who also got man of the match.

Kewford 1 Halas Hawks 4
Halas Hawks U10s girls beat Kewford Eagles with an excellent 4-0 victory which takes the girls top of the league. In a tight first half the Kewford keeper was in fine form to keep the score line level at half time but in the second half Hannah Fellows scored a hat trick with a fourth being put away by Kirsty Hampton.

Gornal 3 Halas Hawks 2
After conceding two early goals to Gornal, the U14 girls fought back to level the score with both coming from Sophie Pritchard. An excellent performance from the Gornal keeper prevented Halas from claiming victory, but the game was snatched away in the last few minutes when Gornal scored the winner,

Bridgnorth 1 Halas Hawks 4
The U15s had a difficult game at Bridgnorth but won the game with a great hat trick from Laura Smith and a first goal of the season for Elisha Rose. It was a great all round team effort with a solid performance by Paige Dudley in defence.

Halas Hawks East 2 Withymoor 0
The U9s East got off to a good start against Withymoor with an early goal by Jack Plant but then had to soak up a lot of pressure from a good Withymore side. With some brave defending and an outstanding second goal by Liam Jones saw Halas see out an overall deserved 2-0 win. Man of the match went to Tommy Swancott for some die hard tackling.

CS Colts 2 Halas Hawks East 2
　The U10s East travelled to CS Colts and came out of the blocks flying with the best first half performance of the season playing some lovely football and going in two up at half time through Oliver Miller & Rickio Fairin-Hall. The second half was the opposite of the first with CS having the downhill slope and all of the play and equalizing in the last few minutes. The man of the match awards went  to Donovan Westwood and Sam Ball.

Halas Hawks West 3 Sedgley White Lions 2
The U11s West entertained Sedgley White Lions and took an early lead with a well worked goal from Jack Bissell. Halas increased their lead with a penalty converted by George Shingleton. Jack MacFarlane completed the scoring with a third giving Halas a well deserved lead at half time but Sedgley came back into the game hitting the back of the net twice but failing to find the equaliser. Man of the match went to goalkeeper, Nathan Kenning.

Netherton West 5 Halas Hawks 3
The U12s lost 5-3 to Netherton Colts West, their goals coming from Nicholas Bennett (2) and Jonty Round

Sedgley White Lions 3 Halas Hawks 1
The U13s suffered a disappointing defeat against a determined Sedgley side. Halas were on top for most of the first half but gave away a soft goal followed by a Sedgley penalty before Halas pulled one back through Josh Bernard to set up an exciting finish, but it was Sedgley who finished the game off with their third goal.

Halas Hawks 2 Kewford Eagles South 5
The U14s had a bright start against kewford Eagles South taking the lead through jack Guest but they failed to capitalize and Kewford hit back with three quick goals. Dominic Hipkiss narrowed the gap with a well worked goal but Kewford scored two more to make the final score 5-2. Stand in keeper Adam Higginson made a fine penalty save but man of the match went to Dominic Hipkiss

Ashmore Park Rangers 4 Halas Hawks 2
The U17s were slow out of the blocks against Ashmore Park and were 2-0 down within 10 minutes. Halas pulled the game back to 2-2 through Joe Powell and Ben Hughes, but the Ashmore Park team stepped up the gears and went into the half time break 4-2 in the lead with no more goals added in the second half.

Kenilworth 3 Halas Hawks 4
Halas Hawks Ladies travelled to Premier League opponents, Kenilworth Ladies in the Open Cup but they handled the more experienced Kenilworth side well and deservedly took a 3-1 lead into the second half with goals from Katie Monk, Becky Allsopp and Jodie Jones. The second half saw Kenilworth score a late equalizer to take the game into extra time which Halas, having only one substitute, didn’t want, but they were the team that handled the conditions better scoring the winner with a bullet header by Tash Berry from a Katie Monk corner.