Halas Hawks East U7 played Oldswinford Youth and scored 8 goals through Jake Burrows –2, Jack Hodgetts -2, Luke Fletcher, Callum Winwood, Elliot Evans and Hayden Walker. Man of the Match went to Jake Burrows.

The U7s West travelled to Penn Colts West with only five players and David Sidaway scored their only goal. Their new permanent goalkeeper; Louie Solomon was the MOTM.

The U8s North had probably their best game of the season against scoring twice through Alex Tierney and Josh Hinds. Man of the match went to goalkeeper Ryan Wood who made save after save including one from a powerfully hit penalty.

The U8s East scored six against Dudley Sports with Ethan and Connor getting two each and James and Harry one each. Man of the match went to Josh Thompson.

The U8s West scored 11 goals at Wrens Nest through man of the match Daryl Leddington (4), Shakiel Powell (2), Keegan Horan (2), William Smith, Sam Dodd and Jay Shakespeare who was making his debut.

Halas Hawks West 0 Halas Hawks East　2
Halas Hawks U10s East took the three points in a fairly subdued derby game against their West counterparts. Halas scored a goal in each half with both coming from Oliver Miller to keep Halas in third place in the league. Man of the Match went to Joshua Yorke with a strong performance at both centre back and right midfield.

Halas Hawks West 1 Gornal Athletic 2　
The U11s West came under early pressure against Gornal Athletic who took an early lead. With the wind at their backs they continued to　push, getting a second midway through the half. Halas never gave up and got back in the game after a great move well finished by Bradley　
Millward.　Both teams had further chances but there was no further score. Man of the match went to Jack Clews

Withymoor 0 Halas Hawks 3
The U12s won 3-0 against Withymoor with their goals coming from Nick Bennett, Ben Jeavons and Mohammed Mohammed. Man of the match was awarded to Mohamed Yafai.

Legion Lions 3 Halas Hawks 1
The U13s slumped to a disappointing defeat against Legion Lions. With no score in the first half, Halas started the second half well and took the lead when Callum Hughes fired home from close range. Halas then switched off and allowed Legion to level within minutes and score two further goals to win 3-1. Man of the match was awarded to Ryan Haycock for a solid display at the back

Kewford Eagles West 1 Halas Hawks 7
A great all round team performance saw the U14s go three goals up against Kewford West through a Dominic Hipkiss hat trick, but the second half saw man of the match, Adam Higginson, go one better scoring four goals. Kewford scored a consolation goal from a penalty to make the final score 7-1.

Halas Hawks East 1 Oldswinford 2
All the big decisions went against the U15s East in a thoroughly disappointing 2-1 defeat at home to Oldswinford. Reiss Potter equalised for Halas in the first half but a sloppy goal saw Hawks succumb to their first defeat in 3 months.　All thoughts at the end of the match were with long serving player Jon Rizzo, who suffered a broken ankle early on in the game.

Wombourne 1 Halas Hawks 3
A very strong wind and a sloping pitch made conditions difficult for the U17s against Wombourne. The game was evenly poised for most of the first half when the deadlock was broken by a fierce Ben Hughes free kick. Then a stunning 20 yard left foot strike from Alex Chappell saw Halas go into the break 2-0 up. The second half saw Halas go into an early 3-0 lead through an unfortunate own goal. Wombourne got into the game with a penalty but an awesome display throughout the whole team saw Halas deserved 3-1 winners.

Phoenix FC 1 Halas Hawks　4
The U18s continued their excellent form with a convincing 4-1 win away at Phoenix. Goals were scored by Adam Reece, Jordan Sturman, Greg Britton and Ryan Howard.

Halas Hawks 4 kewford Eagles 0
Halas Hawks U10s Girls put on their best performance of the season by far beating Kewford Eagles Girls 4-0. Hannah Fellows opened the scoring with Kelly Nicklin and Maddison Eden making it 3-0 before half time. Player of the game Kirsty Hampton made it 4-0 with a fine strike at the end which took Hawks to the top of the league cup table.

Halas Hawks 1 Sedgley White Lions 1
The U13s came under pressure against the wind in their game against Sedgley and went a goal down, but in the second half, a driving run by　Georgia Allen　ended with her playing a pin point pass to Abigail Gennard, who just managed to squeeze the ball in at the far post. Both teams continued to press for a winner but　a draw　was a fair reflection of the game overall.　　

Halas Hawks 5 Wordsley Wasps 0
A first half of containment saw the U16 girls go in one up at half time against Wordsley, courtesy of Kate Duffy, with her first goal of the season. The second half saw the home team step it up and a great through ball from Zoe Tidman to Liz McAleenan saw her double the lead. A hat trick from player of the match, Kelly Gorman, saw Halas wrap up the points.

Halas Hawks Ladies
Halas Ladies travelled to Tamworth to take on Birch Coppice and were always in control, with goalkeeper, Gemma Scriven, being virtually a bystander. They thoroughly deserved their 3-0 win with goals from Tash Berry, Gemma Colledge and Tash Berry.