Boys League

Halas Hawks West 4 Kingswinford 2
Halas Hawks U9s West took on Kingswinford in a close fought game which either side could have won. Halas took the lead through man of the match, Jayke Adams but Kingswinford equalized before half time. After the break Kingswinford went ahead 2-1 but Halas upped their game, scoring further goals through Adams, Anthony Andreou and George Priest to make the final score 4-2.

Halas Hawks 2 Netherton 1
The U9s East won 2-1 against a strong Netherton Colts in an end to end game which saw Halas go behind before Jack Plant scored an equalizer followed by the winner from the penalty spot scored by Jack Whitehouse. Man of the match was a debut performance by goalkeeper, Isaac Gould.

Gornal Colts 0 Halas Hawks West 1
The U10s West travelled to Gornal where the game was heading for a stalemate until a wonder strike from man of the match, Cameron Russell, gave Halas a 1-0 win.

Halas Hawks West 4 Trysull Tiger 2
The U11s West started strongly against Trysull and took control of the match from the outset with some excellent attacking football. Halas took a 4 - 0 lead into the break with goals from Jack Bissell, George Shingleton, Callum Hudson and Jack Clews but in the second half they came under pressure and conceded two goals. Excellent defending kept Trysull from further scoring and Halas earned a well deserved 4-2 win. Man of the match went to goalkeeper, Nathan Kennings.

Stourbridge Glassboys 3 Halas Hawks 6
The U12s won 6-3 against Stourbridge Glassboys North. Goals came from Mohamed Mohamed (2), Nick Bennett, Mohamed Yafai, Adam Bowen and Joshua Horton. Man of the match went to Aseil Yafai

Dudley Juniors 5 Halas Hawks 0
The U13s started the new season in disappointing fashion going down 5-0 at Dudley Juniors. Man of the match was awarded to goalkeeper Josh Rogers for a fine performance.

Withymoor 3 Halas Hawks 4
An exciting game of football saw the U14s go three goals up against Withymoor in the first half through Michael Eaton, Jack Guest and Savan Patel. The second half continued in the same vein with Dominic Hipkiss scoring to make it four nil, but with 15 minutes to go Withymoor managed to find the back of the net. This opened the way for an onslaught on the Halas goal and Withymoor managed to claw back to 3 - 4.

Howley Grange 1 Halas Hawks 2
The U15s had a solid 2-1 victory against a recently promoted Howley Grange. Halas were always in control and should have added to their lead. Hawks goals arrived from Tom Wickstead and Ben Wyatt.

Bilbrook 3 Halas Hawks 0
The U17s were involved in a hard fought game against a quality Billbrook Side. It was more of a defensive battle for the Halas boys who didn’t finish the chances created and unfortunately ended up losing 3-0, although they deserved at least a draw.

Birmingham County Women’s League 

Rubery Ladies 2 Halas Hawks Ladies 3

Halas Hawks Ladies played their first match in the Birmingham County Womens League after earning promotion last season. They made the journey to Rubery Ladies and in a close first half, they went one down early in the game but Jodie Jones shrugged off a couple of tackles to run through the middle and score the equalizer. The second half saw Halas come more into the game but still conceded a well worked Rubery goal. Halas continued to improve in the second half and deserved their equalizer scored by Tash Berry. As the game looked set for a draw, Halas were awarded a free kick just outside the Rubery penalty area. With virtually the last kick of the match, Katy Monk stepped in to score the winner with her trade mark curled shot into the top right corner