Under 8s

Vic Market Tigers had a successful morning picking up maximum points from their two games, a brace from Ethan Jones and a strike from Jack Carter saw them open up with a victory over All Saints Juniors and they followed this up with a victory over Stone Cross Academy Lions courtesy of goals from Jack Carter, Mitchell Hghfield and Liam Jones with Ben Higgins replying.

FC Perton also recorded two wins with goals from Jordan Williams and Jack Whistance securing a victory over Stone Cross Lions while  Jordan and Jack were also on target as they beat All Saints with Matthew Morris and, James Richards-Lendinez completing the scoring with Charlie Street netting both goals in reply for All Saints.

The league’s leading two teams Bentley Youth and F.C. Strollers also went stride for stride as they took on Stone Cross Tigers and On The Ball Academy.

On The Ball held Bentley to a goal less draw in the opening game and were unlucky to lose to a late goal Gianni Boparon against F.C. Strollers after a Joel Waite penalty had cancelled out an early strike from Kian Dwyer for Strollers while Strollers had been held to a draw in their opening game by Stone Cross Tigers with a strike from Kian matched by a goal from Bailey Lowth for the Tigers.

The Tigers were unlucky to lose out to Bentley in their second game with a brace from Jake Powers giving Bentley the points despite a strike from Brandon Wiramanden for the Tigers.

Under 10s

The Premier League season reached its final day with all the issues still to be settled, with four teams in contention for the top spot.

Perton and Codsall West started the day in top spot, needing three points from their last two matches to take the crown.

They duly obliged, as they ran out 2–1 winners against Wednesfield, and following up with a 4–0 victory over Smethwick Sikh Temple.

Daniel Slyde and Jack Bishop were on target in the first match, with Kane Matthews scoring for Wednesfield, while Nicholas Cox, with two, Oliver Lake and Joshua Niven scored in the second victory. Congratulations to a well-deserved championship.

But the destination of the runners-up trophy was far from decided, as fourth-placed Willenhall Town beat second-placed Lane Head by the only goal of the game, scored by Jordan Rayat.

This left it all to the final game of the season which pitted Willenhall against Wednesfield.

Wednesfield needed a win, while Willenhall could take runners-up spot with a draw. Willenhall went ahead, with Wednesfield equalising before half time. End-to-end action followed, but it was Willenhall who netted the winning goal after Wednesfield had hit the post twice.

Ashley Doughton hit both Willenhall’s goals, with Luke Mitchell on target for Wednesfield. Congratulations to Willenhall for taking that runners-up spot.

In the Second Division the results from the first session saw Ashbourne Raiders jump from third to top spot as they ran out 1–0 winners against Pensnett Harriers, with Callum Bradley on target.

Ashbourne went on to consolidate their position as Charlie Irving hit both goals in a 2–1 win over Bentley Youth, who had Jordan Sherwood on target. League leaders at the start of the day, Coven United Colts, were held to a 1–1 draw by Pensnett Harriers, Oliver Thompson scoring for Coven and Daniel Starns for Pensnett.

Stone Cross Academy remained in second spot despite losing their first game 1–0 to Bentley, who had Ben Boddy on target. Stone Cross made amends with a 5-1 win over All Saints, with a hat trick from Bradley Lovatt and goals from Daniel Edwards and Steven Law. Jake Peake scored for All Saints.

Stone Cross have completed their fixtures, but Ashbourne and Coven still have two games to play, and they play each other in the last match of the season.

In the Third Division Salisbury Rangers started the day needing two wins to take the title from FC Perton Pumas, who had completed all their matches.

They began well with a 4 – 0 win over Prestwood Rangers, with two goals from Ethan Harris, and Jordan Hurd and Deon Gallagher also on target.

That result lifted them to third spot, so a win in their last game would see them take the title.

However, a goalless draw with Cooper’s Casuals means that they have to settle for the runners-up spot, pipping NC Colts on goal difference.

So congratulations to FC Perton Pumas, crowned Division Three champions and Salisbury as runners-up.

Under 11s

The Group B Charity Cup Final at Grosvenor Park on Tuesday night was an all Willenhall Town affair and an exciting game saw the Colts lift the trophy with a 3-2 victory over stable mates Willenhall Town Reds.

The Group A Final at Wednesfield on Thursday night at Wednesfield’s Amos Lane ground saw another close contest between Rowley Rangers and Wednesfield and this time it was Wednesfield who emerged victorious to lift the trophy with a 2-0 victory.

League action at the week end saw Rowley bounce back from their mid week disappointment to beat Finchfield with a hat trick from Aaron Weston and a strike from Reece Jeavons-Fellows while goals from Fowell, Handley and Langford helped Hill Top maintain their 100% record in the premiership to beat leaders Willenhall Town Colts with Birch and Peterkin replying and in the second division a hat trick from Connor Anderton and goals from Jamie House and Steve Dowd helped Brandhall Colts beat F.C. Perton with Dave Edwards replying.

Under 12s

Four goals from Bradley Hines and one from Jordan Coward helped Warstones Wanderers (Lions) beat Smethwick Sikh Temple in Group A of the Spring Shield while in Group B three goals from Marcus Jones, two from Ricky Foxall and one each from Luke Dunn, Jordan Whorton-Guy, Thomas Powis, Alix Sanbrook, Corey Walker and Ryan Kingdon helped Moxley Rangers beat Tipton Olympic and in the group stages of the Merit Shield two goals from Kristian Parker and one from Daniel Whorton helped Willenhall Town beat FC Perton with Luke Moseley replying while goals from William Legg, Ashley Boote, Vinney Dass, Mark Sutton and Matthew Frost helped Windsor beat New Park Village with Seamus Williams and Matthew Wotrill replying while a brace from Ryan Goldbourn and a goal from Lewis Riley helped Finchfield beat Moorcroft Raiders with Adam Lloyd and James Tracy replying and a hat trick from Matthew Cherryington and a strike from Jake Warrilow helped Sedgley White Lions beat Prestwood Rangers with Ryan Carter replying.

Under 13s

The delayed third round Jenny Chapman Cup tie between Bustleholme’s first and second division teams the Hawks and Athletic saw an exciting match with both teams eager to prove their supremacy.

A superb finish by Joshua Heath saw an early goal for Athletic who then turned up the pressure on the 1st division side whose defence worked hard to keep the increasingly confident Athletic at bay.

The second half saw Athletics top scorer Ben O’Keefe add another goal to his tally and an on form Bradley Farmer take Athletic into the next round where they are joined by Bustleholme’s premiership outfit the Blades, who beat Tipton Olympic with a hat trick from Jack Adams and goals from Rickey Sira, Nathan Moore, Daniel Foster and Ryan Stanley while five goals from Demitri Dunkley and three each from Philip Mann and Zarnek Bahia helped New Park Village beat Wednesbury Royals and a hat trick from Tom Timmins and a strike from Tom Russell helped second division Sedgley White Lions beat first division All Saints Juniors with Andre Evans and Jonathon Kalule replying.

It was honours even when the premier division’s top two faced each other with Liam Boucher and Daniel Edmondson-Griffiths on target for Willenhall Town with Mohit Sethi and Callum Williams replying for leaders Warley Vipers.

First Division action saw a strike from Bill Bracknell and an own goal steer Bentley Community to victory at Wednesbury Oak Colts with Tom Ruston replying and in the second division two goals apiece from Ashley Hale and Sunny Singh helped Bentley Youth beat Bilston Wanderers to leapfrog them into third place with Sean Caddy, with a brace and Romario McFarlande replying for Bilston.

In the group stages of the Merit Shield goals from Simon Gilbert and Ryan Parton helped Himley Colts to a share of the spoils with Warstones Wanderers (South) with Fabian Facey bagging both goals in reply while it was a similar outcome when NC Sports entertained Bantock Vipers with Rickey Hayter and Luke Morton on the score sheet for NC Sports with Tom White bagging both goals for the Vipers and two goals from Michael McCrystal and one each from Ben Litchfield and Munya Mapiye helped Warstones Wanderers (East) beat Perton & Codsall United with Nick Skillern and Alex Moss replying.

Under 14s

Goals from Godfrey and Iram helped Darlaston Town beat New Park Village to progress to the semi finals of the Premier Division Charity Cup with Reynolds replying while premier division league action saw goals from Meggoe, Palmer and Lee help Warstones Wanderers beat Willenhall Town Swifts and Sandwell Dynamo beat Tettenhall Wood 6-2.

In the First Division a brace from Parkes and goals from Scriven, Bungar, Harper and Griffiths helped Sedgley White Lions beat B.N.J.S.F.C. to move to the top of the table with Zain Siddyne, with a brace, and Darryl Cooper replying while it was honours even when Smethwick Sikh Temple entertained Perton and Codsall United in a four goal thriller.

In the Second Division a brace from Zac Fearon and goals from Ashley Rayner and Gurvinder Kumara helped Coven United beat Windsor with Judeene Brown replying while goals from John Morgan, Sean Barnsley and Ryan Beck helped Moorcroft Raiders beat Bentley Youth with Steven Herczeg replying.

In the Group stages of the Merit Shield a hat trick from Ryan Edmunds, a brace from Reve Gardener and goals from Jamie Holder and Corey Mason helped Hill Top Rangers beat Warstones Wanderers (South) with Ryan Read netting both goals in reply while five goals from Chris Price and two from Jack Duffield helped Tipton Olympic beat Coopers Casuals and goals from Greenaway, Hodgetts, Walker and Bird helped F.C. Perton beat Tipton Athletic while Beechdale Swifts and Stone Cross shared four goals with Tipton and Chiddlow on target for the Swifts and Saxon and Lewis for Stone Cross.

Under 15s

Goals from Roberts and Horton helped Bilbrook Juniors West to an extra time victory over Willenhall Town Tigers in the semi finals of the Staffs County Youth Sunday Cup with Lewis on target for the Tigers.

A 5-2 victory over Carlisle Swifts helped Bilbrook Juniors East book their place in the semi finals of the Premier Division Charity Cup while Perton and Codsall United beat Park Hill Boys 3-1 to book their place in the final of the First Division Charity Cup and the quarter finals of the Second Division Charity Cup a hat trick from Lekuku and goals from Illls, Bangor and Owen helped All Saints beat Warstones Wanderers with Whitehouse, Arter and Latham replying while goals from Williams, Simmonds and Baker helped Sedgley White Lions beat Ashbourne Raiders with Hansol and goals from Parkes and Tunsil helped Penn Rovers beat Tipton Warriors with Camron replying  while a hat trick from Pemberton and goals from Lall and Aujla helped Punjab United Sports oust Darlaston Town.

League Action saw Bilbrook Juniors North Star beat FC Strollers 1-0 to avenge their defeat in the final of the divisional cup and move to the top of the second division while in the Premier Division Trysull Tigers beat Finchfield 3-0 to keep their hopes of silverware alive and in the first division Featherstone and Tipton Olympic shared six goals with Pursil, with a brace, and Adams on target for Featherstone with Whitehouse, Arter and Latham replying for Tipton.

Under 16s

A thrilling encounter saw Pelsall Villa lift the Premier Division Cup with a 3-2 victory over Tipton Town in the floodlit final at Grosvenor on Tuesday while week end cup action saw goals from Matthew Bucknall and James Narayan helped Windsor beat Bentley Youth to book their place in the quarter finals of the Wednesbury Junior Cup while Lyng Falcons will meet Bustleholme in the Final of the Premier Division Charity Cup after two goals from Danny Mayne and one from Connor Scott helped Bustleholme to n odd goal in five victory over Willenhall Town Swifts with Sam Moss and Connor Williams-Smith replying.

League action saw Sedgley Town confirmed as First Division Champions when they beat rivals Hill Top Rangers Colts in a seven goal thriller courtesy of goals from Dan Coles, Oliver Wagstaff, Matt Conroy and Aaron Woolery with Alex Handley, with a brace, and Ben Jones replying for Hill Top.

In the group stages of the Merit Shield goals from Alex Corbett and Greg Rollaston helped Wednesfield beat Lyng Falcons with Danny Davies replying while Wolverhampton Development beat Moxley Rangers 4-2 and Willenhall Town Colts beat Sedgley Alliance Colts. With a strong wind blowing towards one goal Willenhall had the advantage in the first half and missed several good chances until Turner was bought down in the area by the keeper and Tom Bartlett crashed the penalty into the top corner.

The second half started with Willenhall playing some neat football culminating with their second goal from forward Lee Turner after some good work on the right. Lewis Jones notched the all important goal as Parkes Hall beat Wednesbury Sports Union while three goals from Nathan Cain, two from Daniel Jaggers and one each from Alex Wooldridge, Joshua Millard and Daniel Lucches helped Sedgley Alliance Swifts beat Beechdale Swifts and a hat trick from Jonathon Cliffte and a goal from Carl Everitt helped Stowlawn Youth beat Darlaston Town with Byron Millingrton and Jamie Powell replying while goals from Tom Osmand, Matt Cooksey and Dan Hopson helped Hill Top Rangers beat Sedgley Rovers and two goals from Oakley and one each from Gripton, Dwyer and Venables helped J.M. United beat Image Wheels with Phillip Owen bagging a brace in reply.

Under 17s

The First Division Cup final at Wednesfield on Thursday night between Parkes Hall Lions and FC Perton Pumas turned out to be a tense contest.

The Lions took a 3-0 first half lead but the Pumas rallied in the second half and reduced the deficit to just one goal but they could find that elusive equaliser leaving Parkes Hall to lift the cup.

Weekend premier division league action saw goals from Conarchi, Nicklin and Smith helped Swinmoor Rangers beat Bustleholme to maintain their 100% league record with Gibbons replying while in the first division both games ended all square with Wednesbury Sports Union and Parkes Hall Lions sharing six goals and Parkside Rangers and Wyrley Juniors sharing ten goals.

Talbert bagged all three goals for Wednesbury with Harvey, Ibione and Catchub on target for Parkes Hall while Larfield, with a brace, Nunn, Beckett and Singh were on the score sheet for Parkside Rangers with Parsley and Clift, with two goals apiece and Drysdale netting for Wyrley.

In the Presidents Cup two goals apiece from Whitlock and Rashid and one each from Halil and Lewis helped Darlaston beat Wombourne with Buckland replying.