The U7s West failed to score against Kewford North. David Sidaway got man of the match.

The U8s West scored one goal against Kewford through Ethan Daley. Man of the match went to Michael Waugh.

Halas Ladies 8 B’ham Medics 0
For the second week running, Halas Hawks Ladies recorded an 8-0 win, this time against Birmingham Medics in the Birmingham County Women’s League. The first half was a much closer affair with the teams separated by only one goal, which came from a 40 yard trademark shot from Katie Monk. But the second half was a totally different game with Halas taking advantage of the slope and scoring three goals in the first four minutes of the half through Gemma Colledge (2) and Sam Whittaker. Further goals came from Colledge who got a hat trick, Tash Berry (2) and Lydia Bradley.

Girls League

Halas Hawks 4 Kewford Eagles 2
Halas U13s girls put in their most clinical　performance of the season in this cup game against Kewford. They led one nil at half time after a cross from Elizabeth Thomas was turned into her own net by a defender. The visitors equalised soon after the break but an excellent cross by Sophie Miller was turned in by Amy Plimmer, who grabbed her second shortly after. Amy Sargent then scored the team's fourth before Kewford, who always looked dangerous on the break, pulled one back through a penalty to make the final score 4-2.

Halas Hawks 1 Withymoor 0
The U15s girls had a hard fought game against Withymoor which was decided by a single goal by Laura Smith. A great defensive display saw Halas hold on to the win　with some important tackles made by Shelby Jones

Phoenix Youth 2 Halas Hawks East 1
The U9s East were gifted an own goal by Phoenix Youth but they were unable to take advantage and lost 2-1.

Kewford Eagles South 2 Halas Hawks West 1
The U9s West took the lead against Kewford South through Jayke Adams, but they struggled to find any rhythm and Kewford equalized and then found a winner from an excellent free kick in the dying seconds of the match. Man of the match went to George priest.　

Trysull Tigers 1 Halas Hawks East 2
The U10s East travelled to Trysull and got another good win. Halas didn't start well and Trysull took a deserved lead with a goal from a corner, but Halas got better as the game went on and Oliver Miller eqaulised before half time from a Trysull goal kick which he fired back in from long range. Charlie Greening scored the winner for Halas direct from a free kick. Man of the match went to Tom Baker and Josh Yorke, who stood in as a goalkeeper,

Kewford Eagles 4 Halas Hawks 3
The U12s played without their recognized goalkeeper against Kewford Eagles and lost 4-3 with their goals coming from Jonty Round, Nick Bennett and Mohammed Mohamed.

Halas Hawks 6 Thimblemill Rec Vipers 1
The U14s put in a strong first half performance which saw them race into a three goal lead with goals from Jack Bagley, Jack Guest and Liam Holmes. Thimblemill hit back with a goal in the second half, until Halas imposed their strength with goals from Adam Higginson and a brace from Michael Moreton, to make it a 6-1 final score. Man of the match was Tom Bagley for a great midfield performance.

Sedgley Scorpions 0 Halas 3
The U17s started slowly but defensively strong against a determined Sedgley side. A super strike from Ben Hughes broke the deadlock in the first half with both teams only creating half chances. The second half saw Halas step up a gear and go 2-0 up through a Jay Harper header. A penalty 10 mins from the end by Mitch Wells sealed a 3-0 win.

Halas 2 Callowbrook Swifts 1
The U18s took on Callowbrook from the Central Warwick League in the Sunday Youth Challenge Cup and in a very competitive game Halas continued their good form and finished 2-1 winners, goals coming from Ryan Howard and Marc Perry.