Continental 2 Halas Hawks 3
Halas Hawks Ladies travelled to Continental in a must win match against one of their nearest rivals in the title race for the Birmingham County Womens League. The first half saw Halas in total command scoring through Katy Monk and Tash Berry, but in their only real attack of the half, Continental pulled one back just before half time. The second half saw Continental come into the game and get an equalizer, but substitute goalkeeper, Steph Parkes, was equal to everything thrown at her. In a game which could have gone either way, Katy Monk scored her second to give Halas a 3-2 win.

Halas Hawks U7s East played　Kewford　Eagles and scored seven goals through Jack　Hodgetts　(3), Luke Fletcher (2), Jake Burrows and Hayden Walker. Man of the Match went to　Kyro　Horan　who made some spectacular saves.

The U8s West scored four against Wordsley Wasps West with one each for Keegan Horan, Shakiel Powell, Sam Dodd and Daryl Leddington. Man of the match went to Kyle Winwood.

The U8s North scored seven goals against Wombourne. There were two from James Thacker and one each for Ben Pedley, Alex Tierney, Joshua Hinds and Ryan Wood plus an own goal.

Sedgeley White Lions 1 Halas Hawks 1
Kicking up the slope against Sedgley White Lions, the U13s created numerous chances before an excellent through ball from Abigail Gennard found Louise Tromans, who　hit an unstoppable shot into the top corner. Unfortunately they couldn't maintain their superiority in the second half and came under pressure. Superb goalkeeping from Charlotte Parry maintained Halas' lead until a melee in the box led to Sedgeley grabbing an equalizer to make the final score 1-1.

Bridgnorth Spartans 0 Halas Hawks 3
A great hat trick by Charis Maguire secured all three points against Bridgnorth for the U15s. The second goal was an outstanding effort, and there was a great display in defence especially from Summer Archer. But it was a fantastic game by all the girls who were playing with only seven players.　

Withymoor 0 Halas Hawks East 0
The U9s East had an end to end game at Withymooor which saw both sides create and miss opportunities to win the match. A 0-0 draw was a fair result. Man of the match was shared between Dan Richards and goalkeeper, Isaac Gould.

Halas Hawks East 1 CS Colts 2　
The U10s East　suffered their first defeat since October against a strong CS Colts side who deservedly took all three points in a 2-1 win. CS took the lead in the first half, but Halas hit back and equalised from　a Charlie Greening penalty. CS had the better　of the second half and scored the winner. Man of the match went to keeper, Sam Ball, who kept Halas in the game with a series of saves.

Sedgley Scorpions 4 Halas Hawks West 1　
The U11s West travelled to Sedgley Scorpions and conceded two early goals. A third goal before half time gave Halas a mountain to climb but they got a well deserved goal from Jack MacFarlane before Sedgley scored a breakaway goal to seal a 4-1 win. Man of the match went to Jack Bissell.

Halas Hawks 3 West Hagley 0
The U12s took on West Hagley winning 3-0 with goals from Mohammed Mohammed (2) and Nick Bennett. Man of the match went to Joshua Hanson.　

Halas Hawks 4 Trysull Tigers East 0
The U13s earned a deserved three points with a　4-0 victory against Trysull. The first half saw a stalemate but the second half saw Halas take over and Connor Fisher opened the scoring. Two goals from Dylan Keeling and another from Fisher gave Halas a 4-0 win. Man of the match was shared between Josh Rogers and Callum Hughes for sterling efforts in goal and midfield.

Kewford South 2 Halas Hawks 3
The U14s travelled to Kewford South where two early goals from Kewford put Halas on the back foot before Jack Guest reduced the deficit. The second half saw Halas take a grip of the game with Liam Holmes equalizing and Dominic Hipkiss scoring the winner with a well worked goal. Man of the match went to William Clement.

Halas Hawks 3 Howley Grange 1
The U15s East returned to winning ways with a 3-1 victory against Howley Grange. Goals arrived from a Dan Willetts penalty along with excellent strikes from Rhys Boswell and Jake Walley.　

Halas Hawks 4 Hagley West 2
An excellent start by the U17s against Hagley West saw them create numerous chances, but the deadlock was broken by Mitch Wells, followed by a second from Joe Powell. A third goal was added by Alex Chappel to make it a comfortable 3-0 at the break. Hagley then pulled two back but the points were secured with a fourth Halas goal from Kieran Hillsdon.

Halas Hawks 2 Castle Vale 0
Two goals, one in each half from in form striker, Marc Perry, took Halas U18s through to the Quarter Finals of the prestigious Birmingham County Youth Cup.