The U7s West scored two goals against Bilbrook Juniors East. Scorers were Corran Brown and David Sidaway. MOTM - William Massey.

The U7s East played Penn Colts East and scored 6 goals through Marcus Garcha, Taze McIntosh, Elliot Evans, Luke Fletcher (3). Man of the Match - Marcus Garcha.

The U8s West scored 8 against Perton Juniors. On target were Shakiel Powell 3 , Keegan Horan 4 and Kyle Winwood. MOM – Kyle Winwood – created a number of goals and chances for other players and chipped in with a well deserved goal.

Halas Hawks 4 Ferndale Colts 0
A very assured performance by the U16 girls saw them take all three points against Ferndale. The visitors started strongly and had a number of corners but the Halas defence held firm. The scoring began with Lauren Taylor netting direct from a corner followed by a brace from Kate Drew and a terrific 30 yard strike from Liz McAleenan. The second half was seen out with goalkeeper Olivia Woollams rarely in trouble. Player of the match was Charlotte Little.

Halas Hawks West 2 Sedgley White Lions 0　
This was a pulsating U9s cup game which saw a stalemate in the first half, but the second half exploded into life when Jayke Adams netted from a narrow angle. The Sedgley goalkeeper pulled off some tremendous saves but Anthony Andreou put Halas through to the next round with a smash into the roof of the net. The entire team was awarded the man of the match award.

Sedgley White Lions 0 Halas Hawks East 3
The U10s East travelled to Sedgley White Lions　and progressed in the cup with a good 3 - 0 victory. Halas started brightly and and took the　lead with a tremendous long range Oliver Miller　strike into the top right　hand corner. Halas continued to press and scored again　with a nice left foot finish from　Charlie Greening who also forced a third goal after a corner was put in their own net by Sedgley. Man of the match awards went to Oliver Miller & Charlie Greening.

Kingsley Olympic 0 Halas Hawks 6
The U12s had a comfortable win over Kingsley Olympic with goals from Mohamed Yafai (2), Adam Bowen (2), Jonty Round and Matthew Evans. Man of the match went to Mohammed Mohamed

Halas Hawks 3 Trysull Tigers West 2
The U13s progressed in the league cup with a hard fought victory over a determined Trysull side. Halas started well and their pressure soon told with an early goal through Nathan Postin. Trysull drew level but Halas regained the lead through Callum Hudson. The second half saw Halas on top for long spells and they extended their lead with a goal form Josh Bernard. Trysull pulled one back and were on top towards the end but Halas held on for a 3-2 win.

Thimblemill Vipers 3 Halas Hawks 4
The U14s took the lead three times against Thimblemill Vipers only to see their opponents draw level on each occasion. Liam Holmes got two and Michael Eaton scored from the penalty spot and it was Eaton again who scored the vital match-winning fourth goal which earned him the man of the match award.

Wombourne 1 Halas Hawks 3
The U15s East recorded back to back wins after coming from behind to beat Wombourne 3-1. After a lacklustre first half, Hawks burst into gear early in the second half through a neat Josh March finish. Dan Willetts then added two more goals to his impressive tally for the season as Hawks finished the match as deserved 3-1 winners.

Halas Hawks 9 Oldswinford 0
A lively start to this U17s game saw the Halas lads take an early lead and then slowly worked up through the gears to go into half time break at 　4-0 up. Again starting strong in the second half, the boys played flowing football right up to the final whistle scoring a further 5 goals giving the team a well deserved 9-0 win. Goal scorers were Mitch Webb (2), Alex Chappell (2), Kieran Hillsdon (2), Matt Ross, Scott Pope and Tom Stevens.

Santiago Belles 0 Halas Ladies 4
Halas Hawks Ladies travelled to Santiago Belles in the Open Cup and made hard work of their 4-0 win. Despite having most of the possession, they scored only one goal in the first half through Gemma Colledge. The second half saw continuous pressure from Halas and two further goals from Colledge and one from Tash Berry put Halas through.