Under 10s

A shortened day saw both the final matches in the Autumn League, as well as a set of group fixtures in the Charity Cup.

In the West Division of the Autumn League Rowley Rangers’ 2–1 victory over St Joseph’s Colts saw them pip Tipton Olympic to third place on goal difference.

Dominic Taylor and Daniel Dudley were the scorers who took Rowley’s season total to 22, the same as Tipton’s.

Unfortunately, Tipton had conceded just one more goal – so it couldn’t have been closer.

Richard Peters was on target for St Joseph’s, to make it a very close run thing.

In the South Division Wednesfield were already assured of the league championship, and duly completed their season with a 4–0 win over FC Perton. James O’Malley scored a brace, with a solo effort from Robert Baker and an own goal.

Perton then completed their fixtures with a 1–1 draw against Coven United. Jack Hague scored for Coven, with Aaron David Green netting for Perton. In the Charity Cup Perton and Codsall West head Group A after their 1–0 victory over New Park Village.

Oliver Lake scored the only goal of the game. In the same group Wednesfield ran out comfortable 5–0 winners over Smethwick Sikh Temple, with nearly half the squad on the score sheet – Jamie Goodwin, Connor Seymore, Kane Matthews, James O’Malley and Todd Brindle.

The result takes them up to third place in the Group, with all the teams having just 2 matches to play next week. In Group B Wolverhampton Development Pumas take over second spot after their 1 – 0 win against Rowley Rangers.

Jack Richards got the goal which sees his team go above Perton and Codsall East – but only goal difference separates the two challengers.

In Group D a hat trick from Jack Hague, a brace from Nathan Sharples and goals from Oliver Thompson and Ciaran Singh saw Coven United Colts take top spot in the group, and guarantee themselves a cup final place. Delmaro Channer pulled a goal back for brave Bustleholme.

Under 11s

A hat trick from Nial Bernard and a goal from Matthew Hoff helped Wednesfield Colts beat Boldmere Falcons by the odd goal in seven to progress to the 4th round of the South Staffs Junior Charity Cup while first division F.C. Strollers bowed out after a 3-1 defeat at the hands of Gornal Athletic.

In the Charity Cup Warstones Wanderers (Lions) beat All Saints Juniors in a five goal thriller to book their place in the Group G final.

Goals from Jordan Lawrence and Lewis Probert helped Rowley Rangers beat Willenhall Town Reds to make it two wins out of two in the spring league premier division while Tipton Olympic beat Bilbrook Juniors (Celtic) 5-1 and Willenhall Town Colts beat Finchfield 3-2.

First Division leaders Bilbrook Juniors (Rangers) beat Dudley Town 7-2 while Perton and Codsall United beat East Park Phoenix 3-1 to pick up their first spring league points. In the Second Division leaders Bentley Youth made it three out of three with a 3-2 victory over Coven United.

Under 12s

First Division leaders Windsor beat DDC Colts by the odd goal in five to book their place in the 4th round of the prestigious South Staffs Junior Charity Cup while in the top of the table clash in the premier division a brace from Keiron Whittaker and a strike from William Hughes helped Bilbrook Juniors (West) beat leaders F.C. Strollers to maintain their 100% record and Warstones Wanderers (West) beat Sedgley White Lions to keep up their title challenge with a hat trick from Dylan Cohern, a brace from Jake Hutchins and a strike from Josh Daily with Matthew Cherrington replying.

Four goals from Josh Edwards and one from Mike Moseley helped F.C. Perton beat Penn Rovers to move into fourth place with Ryan Dillon, Adam Craig and Balraj Heer replying while two goals apiece from Seamus Williams and James Parkes and one each from Matthew Madline, Joe Prosser and Joe Baker helped New Park Village Rovers beat Willenhall Town with Kristian Parker, with a brace, and Daniel Horton replying.

In the First Division five goals from Lewis Reily and one from Troy Hewitt helped second placed Finchfield beat Prestwood Rangers with Ryan Carter replying while goals from Marcus Jones, Jordan Whorton-Guy and Ricky Foxall helped Moxley Rangers beat Warstones Wanderers (Lions) in a five goal thriller with Bradley Hines and Saul Wagstaff replying.

In the Second Division Wrayon Vassell and Lucas Evans bagged a hat trick apiece as leaders Coven United beat Bentley Youth with Joshua Smith completing the scoring while a brace from Tyrone Palmer and goals from Badul Mohammed and Karanjit Thandi helped second placed Smethwick Sikh Temple beat Tipton Olympic by the odd goal in seven with Ray Barnwood, with a brace and John Paskin replying.

Under 13s

There was success for both of the league’s teams in the prestigious South Staffs Junior Charity Cup.

A brace from Mohit Sethi and a strike from Luke Shirley helped Warley Vipers to an impressive odd goal in five victory at Bilbrook Juniors (West) to progress to the quarter finals while New Park Village Rovers beat Chase Stags in an eight goal thriller.

League action saw a hat trick from Thomas Elwell help Himley Colts beat Oldbury Lions to move into second spot in the premier division with Luke Hawkins replying while a hat trick from Daniel Edmondson-Griffiths and a brace from Ryan Downing helped Willenhall Town beat Bustleholme Blades and goals from Adam Perry, Daniel Dale and Leone Jones helped Hill Top Rangers beat Moorcroft Raiders.

It was honours even in the top of the table clash in the first division when leaders Warstones Wanderers (South) shared six goals with second placed NC Sports whose goals came from Hayden Bowyer, Ryan Cox and Stefan Timmins while new boys Bentley Community opened their Bilston League account with a victory at Perton & Codsall United Rakeem Reid, with two, Alex Bird, Bill Bracknall and Tom Ahearn were on target for Bentley with Danny Goodall replying for the hosts.

A hat trick from Keith Mitchell and goals from Thomas Edge and Tanraj Sangha helped All Star Harriers beat Wednesbury Oak Colts with Nickey Preece replying while two goals apiece from Alex Leatherland and Benji Lyons-Cooper and one each from Aaron Moore and Adam Wilson helped Bustleholme Hawks beat All Saints Juniors with Peter Evans replying.

In the Second Division leaders Bustleholme Athletic beat Tipton Olympic although they had to work hard to maintain their 100% record with Tipton’s keeper, Keith Banks, thwarting every attempt at goal leaving the first half goal less.

A late second half corner by Bustleholme’s Luke McGee gave a lucky goal which was quickly followed by a superbly placed goal by Bradley Farmer to make sure the Division’s leaders retained their perfect league record.

Second placed Bantock Vipers kept up the pressure on the leaders with a comfortable victory over Bentley Youth courtesy of two goals apiece from Bobby Rowe, Connor Gill and Jack Turley and one from Tom White with Ashley Hale bagging a brace for Bentley while nine goals from Andrew Day, four from Tom Timmins, two each from Bill Timmins and Robert Haynes and one each from, Josh Hayward, Tom Russell, Adam Cooper and Jack Smith helped Sedgley White Lions beat Black Country Ravens with Lee Davis netting for the Ravens and a brace from Jack Elmore helped New State Lions beat Bilston Wanderers.

In the Third Division second placed Pendeford Park beat Wednesbury Royals with a hat trick from Matt Hudson-Smith and goals from Tom Donbiela, Ryan Brindley and Luke Jones with Sam Hadley, Stewart White, Charlie Jones and Ashley Adams on target for the Royals while Warstones Wanderers (East) beat Tettenhall Wood Athletic 5-0.

Under 14s

Sandwell Dynamos bowed out of the South Staffs Junior Charity Cup after losing to Romsey Rangers.

In the Premier Division four goals from Reve Gardner and one each from Aidan Smith and Joshua Breezebeat helped leaders Hill Top Rangers beat Wolverhampton Development with Jeff Hunt and Josh Allen replying while Joe Griffin bagged the only goal of the game as second placed Warstones Wanderers (North) beat Tettenhall Wood Athletic and Johns netted the all important goal as New Park Village Rovers beat Darlaston Town while in an equally close contest goals from Richards and Preece helped East Park Youth beat Willenhall Town Swifts with Duckhouse replying.

In the First Division leaders Beechdale Swifts beat Smethwick Sikh Temple 4-0 while a hat trick from Harris and goals from Derbyshire and Harvey helped second placed Perton and Codsall United beat local rivals F.C. Perton with Walker and Hudgeth on target for the visitors and two goals apiece from Read and Garner and one each from Westwood and Smith helped Warstones Wanderers (South) beat Tipton Town with Mason replying while goals from Daniel Madeley, Dale Williams and Symeon Nelson helped Tipton Olympic beat B.N.J.S.F.C. with Zain Sadique replying and goals from Bunger, Smith and Winchurch helped Sedgley White Lions beat Willenhall Town Colts. In the top of the table clash in the Second Division leaders Stone Cross were held to a 1-1 draw by Tipton Athletic with Whitehouse on target for Stone Cross and Richards for Tipton while Windsor took advantage to move into second spot with hat tricks from Brown and Bennett and goals from Walters, Graham and Kelly helping them to a comfortable victory at Bentley and Coven United’s impressive run continued with a brace each from George Chatham and  Ashley Jones and a goals from James Faulkner helping them beat Wednesfield Phoenix with Scott Gibbons and Joe Vernon replying.

Under 15s

An excellent 5-1 victory at Stafford Soccer School saw Bilbrook Juniors (East) progress to the fifth round of the Staffs County Youth Under 15s Sunday Cup.

In the Premier Division two goals from McDonald and one each from Wilkins, Tonks and Perdy helped leaders Finchfield beat Carlisle Swifts while goals from Hodgetts, Lawley and Grub helped Parkes Hall beat Wolverhampton Development with Rolf replying and Barker netted the only goal of the game as Trysull Tigers beat Windsor while goals from Beasmore and Young helped Bustleholme 2000 beat Stone Cross.

In the First Division a brace from Tonks and goals from Wood and Parker helped leaders Park Hill Boys beat Perton & Codsall United while a hat trick from Ben Ellis and a strike from Liam Brown helped Wednesbury Inter Athletic beat Featherstone R.W.B. and Woodsetton beat Smethwick United 4-2 with Baines and Singh on target for Smethwick while Wood Farm Wanderers beat F.C. Perton 2-1.

In the Second Division a hat trick from Correy Homer, a brace from Ryan Nail and goals from Ryan Dodd and Tom Jones helped leaders F.C. Strollers beat Penn Rovers to maintain their unblemished league record.

Hayden Park bagged a brace in reply for Penn while a brace from Mae and goals from Pemberton, Lall and Uppal helped second placed Punjab United beat Darlaston Town with Pullen netting both goals in reply and a brace from Dudley and goals from Thomas, Brown and Stantham helped Warstones Wanderers beat Tipton Warriors with Taylor and Breckell replying while a brace from Painter and a strike from Kzania helped Ashbourne Raiders beat Sedgley White Lions with Powell replying and it was honours even when All Saints entertained Wood Green with goals from Williams and Lekuku for All Saints cancelling out strikes from Coles and Hebican.

Under 16s

There was success for both of the league’s teams in the fourth round of the prestigious Staffs County Youth Under 16s Sunday Cup.

Goals from Danny Parkes, Jack Hill and Liam Jones helped Wednesbury Town Boys to an impressive odd goal in five victory at Chasetown Youth while two goals apiece from Joe Titley and Callum Griffiths helped Pelsall Villa Colts progress to the fifth round at the expense of Great Barr Olympic.

In the delayed third round tie Willenhall Town Swifts were unlucky to lose out by the odd goal in five to Boley Park with Ashley Dickin, Connor Williams-Smith on target for the Swifts.

In the Premier Division a brace from Seb Craven and goals from Liam Smith and Curtis Francis helped leaders Tipton Town beat Bustleholme.

In the First Division two goals apiece from Dan Towner and Oliver Wagstaff and one each from Dan Coles and Matt Turvey helped leaders Sedgley Town beat Wednesfield with Alex Corbett, with a brace, and Robert Brown replying while Willenhall Town Colts impressive run continued at Penn Rovers.

The Colts fought hard early on to gain control of the match but with Penn having a man sent off for two yellow cards near the end Willenhall eased to victory with two goals from Lee Turner, and one each from Tom Bartlett, Jack Goodwin, Dave Rickwood and a debut goal from Jake Holyhead. Goals from James Fathers, Howard Baker and Aaron Bailey helped second placed Hill Top Rangers Colts to victory at Punjab United with Lewis Sangha replying while goals from Benjamin Jarrad, Joe Joslin and Liam Payne helped Wolverhampton Development beat Moxley Rangers by the same score with Ryan Brewster on target for the hosts.

In the Second Division goals from Hylton, Mayne and Grant helped leaders Walsall Town beat Bentley Youth while a brace from Dan Unit and goals from Ross Oakley and Jamie Tomlinson helped Sedgley Alliance Colts beat Windsor in a seven goal thriller to leap frog them into second spot with Daniel Lodge, Matthew Buchnall and Doniel Dennis on the score sheet for Windsor and a brace from Jaggers and goals from Millard and Spencer helped stable mates Sedgley Alliance Swifts beat Hill Top Rangers.

In the Third Division leaders Wednesbury Sports Union had to be content with a share of the points from their visit to J.M.United after goals from Ryan Speakman and Tom Griffiths for the hosts were cancelled out by strikes from Marcus Moreton and Danny Shaw for Wednesbury while Aldersley closed the gap on the leaders after Connor Forrester bagged all six goals as they beat Image Wheels Kestrals with Joshua Catalano replying for the visitors and a five goal thriller saw third placed Beechdale Swifts take all three points when they entertained Stowlawn with Lewis Pritchard, Alex Keay and Darren New on target for the Swifts while goals from Charlie Pritchett and Jordan Jones helped Sedgley Rovers beat Darlaston Town. 

Under 17s

Swinmoor Rangers and Bustleholme will contest the Eric Saunders (League) Cup Final after a hat trick from Richards and goals from Nicklin and Edwards helped Swinmoor beat Castle Youth while two goals apiece from Wakeman and Gavin and one from Woodward helped Bustleholme beat Argyle by the same score.

In the premier division it was honours even when Park Hill Boys entertained stable mates Park Hill Boys ’07 with goals from Hall and Loach cancelled out by a double strike from Wall for the visitors.

In the First Division Parkside Rangers moved to the top of the table after they beat Wyrley Juniors 5-0 and F.C. Perton Pumas lost at home to Darlaston Town Colts.

Beasley, Burke, Dixon and Rasid were on target for Darlaston with Evans and Etiemble replying for Perton. A brace from Donovan and goals from Rushall and Harvey helped Parkes Hall Lions beat AFC Wombourne with Starkey replying while a hat trick from Talbot and a strike from Wildig helped Wednesbury Sports Union beat Sandwell Youth by the same score with Bishop replying for the visitors.