CCC Boys U15s 4 Hanbury U15s 2. Going ahead in the third minute through Dean Palmer's volley, Hanbury conceded the equaliser three minutes later, but then held top-of-the-table Boys until the break with a committed display. Liam Jones brought the scores level with a poachers goal after Boys had taken the lead. Hanbury conceded two further late goals. MoM was Jon Stock, who led by example and marshalled the defence well , but credit goes to Dean Palmer and Alex Glover who worked tirelessly throughout. Alex Bishop made his first start of the season after injury.

Catshill U9s 3 TR 2000 U9s 0. Catshill got their first win of the season against TR2000. The home side had the better of the first half and went in at the break 2-0 up with goals from Zak Timmins and James Lund. The second half saw TR2000 come into the game but they couldn't take their chances. With five minutes to go Lund took a corner and Craig Goldsby headed it into the net. MoM was Andrew Turnbull.

Hanbury U11s 10 Phoenix Colts U11s 1. A game totally dominated by Hanbury who scored ten goals at home. Another great game with goals from Ben Stamford (four), Brad Wright (four) and Duncan Lewis. MoM was Sean Day.

Bromsgrove Town U12s 0 Hunters Moon U12s 6. Town gave themselves a mountain to climb against high-flying Hunters Moon, conceding four first half goals. In the second half Town produced a determined battling performance. Strong tackling and good distribution earned Scott Banner Town's MoM in a much-improved second half. Town can feel proud of their performance even though they lost.

Halesowen U12s 6 Hanbury U12s 0. Hanbury produced a gallant effort but couldn't contain a fine Halesowen side and were 4-0 down at half time. Hanbury conceded two more after the break, while Chris Rollins made some fine saves in the Hanbury goal. Tom Murray had a great game in the Hanbury defence and Matthew Cartmel was MoM.

Birmingham Park Rangers U13s 4 Hanbury U13s 3. Hanbury continue to confound their followers with another Jeckyl and Hyde performance. A spirited display and some fine football wasn't enough to contain a confident home side who punished them for careless mistakes. A late fight back producing two injury time goals almost levelled the score during an exciting climax to this Division Two fixture. Some excellent saves earned Dan Nicklass MoM and the goals came from Luke Mathews, Mark Hayward and substitute Tom Shipman on his debut.

Glebe Farm Colts A U9s 1 Callowbrook Swifts U9s 2. A highly competitive team performance saw Swifts reach the quarter-finals of the league shield -- a fantastic achievement to get to the last eight from 54 teams. Matthew Wood was the two-goal hero and was MoM.

Smithswood U9s 5 Bromsgrove Town Boys U9s 0. For 29 minutes of the first half, Town were the better team, and the final result flattered the winning side. Despite their domination, Bromsgrove produced only two shots on target, one by Wilson just before half-time, and one by McGuinness in the dying seconds of the match, both turned round the post by a fragile keeper. Goalkeeper Matthew Brunt was MoM. As Town pushed forward they were exposed at the back and Brunt pulled off some wonder saves to keep Town within striking range of the opposition. He could do nothing to stop some wonderful strikes from Smithwood's quality attack. James Brighton and James Ward were solid in defence and Chris Rudge's fast feet caused problems from midfield.

Hanbury U10s 7 Hampton Juniors U10s 1. Hanbury enjoyed this friendly against last season's rivals. Hanbury were the stronger side in all areas. Grant Moss, Lewis Smith, Tom Keogh and Tom Jones shared the goals. George Hollis was MoM and James Chaffe was the manager's choice.

Bromsgrove Town U8s 4 Chelmsley Youth U8s 0. Bromsgrove finally won their first game of the season. A first half hat-trick by Jamie Gardener followed by a free kick by MoM Greg Leigh-Jones sealed the points.

Withymoor Colts U6s 2 Bromsgrove Town U6s 12. The unofficial under-6s played their second five-a-side friendly, which ended in a goal spree for debutant and MoM Ben Markall, who scored all 12 goals in Town's win. Daniel Arnold kept things tight in defence, and with Jack Diggins in midfield and George Galla in attack also playing brilliantly, Town eased off at the end to allow Colts two consolation goals.

Withymoor Colts West U7s 3 Bromsgrove Town U7s 1. This five-a-side friendly was a match Town would have won but for a brilliant performance by Colts' goalkeeper. Town, led by Max Galla in attack, were thwarted time and again, but Colts finishing on the break was ruthless and left Town trailing 3-0 at half time. Town were tighter in defence in the second half, but despite Billy Skinner hitting the post and having a free kick bravely saved, only managed to score once through an own-goal forced by good pressure from Matthew Arnold and Richard McGeown. MoM was Alex Sykes, for goalkeeping in the first half and great tackles in the second.

Withymoor Colts East U7s 5 Bromsgrove Town U7s 2. Town were unlucky in this five-a-side friendly and dominated the first half with the Colts goalkeeper making great saves to deny both Ryan McCourt and James Endall. They could only score once through a William Baker goal following a great Sam Albrow run and cross. Colts turned up the pressure in the second half and deservedly equalised, but then a mad five minutes followed as Town lost their shape and Colts scored four goals. Town keeper Alex Sykes was brave and MoM Sam Albrow scored a late consolation.

Rubery Juniors U7s 0 Bromsgrove Town U7s 6. Town completed a league double over Rubery. Ryan McCourt's goal was all Town had to show for their pressure at half time, despite close efforts from Sam Albrow and Matthew. Rubery's defence were great throughout and it took a fine lofted shot from Richard McGeown to score Town's second. Max Galla added a third from close range, and ace defender William Baker scored a super penalty before Galla added two more to complete his hat-trick, made by unselfish wing play from James Endall and Matthew Arnold. Town MoM was defender Billy Skinner for his excellent reading of the game.

Droitwich Spa Girls U13s 0 Mostyn Red Devils U13s 1. Spa defended well for long periods with Kelly Brooks and Laura McCullough working hard at the back. Tanya Hill and Danielle Whiting worked hard to create chances from midfield. Spa lost to an unfortunate penalty with ten minutes to go. Girl of the match was goalkeeper Jenna Smith, who was outstanding. This was an entertaining game by two well-matched sides.

Catshill Warriors U11s 10 Solihull Rovers U11s 0. This was Catshill's best performance of the season so far. Nat Cherrington set them on the way when he got to his feet after being tripped and converted the resulting penalty. Cherrington later went on to complete his hat-trick. Nick Ingram continued his amazing form, scoring another four goals, the pick was a right foot half volley which finished off a fantastic passing move. Daniel Evans got himself a brace, including a delightful left foot chip over the keeper, and Ben Judd scored with a long range left foot effort. Josh Cook, Steve Payne, Miles Dolphin, Aaron Foxall and Nick Hewston were water-tight in defence, backed up by the excellent Sam Hardman Smith in goal. MoM was Stuart Cottrell.

Hanbury U9s 2 Glebe Farm Colts U9s 3. Hanbury had most of the play in this match -- 23 corners but they couldn't turn them in to goals. An excellent display in the second half was not enough as Glebe had the run of the green. Hanbury's goals were scored by Alex Wilkes and Nathan Day. MoM Blane Stevenson.

Droitwich Spa Athletic U10s 1 Bewdley Colts U10s 1. After a shaky first half and going 1-0 down, Spa fought back to get a deserved draw through a goal by MoM Chris Rouse. An outstanding fight back from the team, their heads never dropped and passing and movement was excellent.

Hanbury U14s 3 Knowle A U14s 1. After a heavy loss three weeks ago against Knowle, Hanbury got revenge with a hard-fought three points. Aaron Sanders opened the scoring with his 12th goal of the season. And with Jordan Taylor getting the second five minutes later, Hanbury were in control. Knowle got one back on the stroke of half time. With keeper Trevor Walters in outstanding form, Knowle looked unlikely to score again. Taylor wrapped up the three points, scoring his 13th of the season on full time. Hanbury MoM was shared by Sam Lofthouse for a towering display at the back and Walters for five outstanding saves.

Callowbrook Swifts U11s 1 Arden Forest U11s 2. Swifts put in a superb team performance but were once again unable to turn possession into goals. Swifts' scorer was Aaron Phillips. A team performance award was given for a great display.

Callowbrook Swifts U8s 4 Arden Forest U8s 1. Goals in rapid succession from Christopher George, Conor Macateer and Stuart Green put Swifts 3-0 ahead by half time. Bradley Burgess added a fourth right from the kick off to make this an accomplished win. Luke Hickling pulled off two great saves before Forest got a consolation and Daniel Scarr led his team magnificently.

Callowbrook Swifts U10s A 1 Lad in the Lane U10s 2. Daniel Phillips rocketed his 12th goal of the campaign to put the league leaders ahead but Lane hit back with two quick fire goals after Lewis Gwilliams had pulled off a fantastic penalty save. In the second half it was all Swifts, but, despite their invention and domination, they could not convert their chances. Phillips went closest to equalising when his low drive beat the keeper, the ball hitting both goalposts and rebounding to safety. MoM was Ben Heath.

Callowbrook Swifts U12s 3 Leafield 2000 U12s 4. Kirk Neal was among the scorers.

Kidderminster Lions U13s 0 Callowbrook Swifts U13s 2. Robert Stevenson and Adam Neason scored.

Callowbrook Swifts U14s 3 Feckenham Colts U14s 1.

Callowbrook Swifts U15s 18 Hunt End Rangers U15s 0.

Rubery Juniors U7s 0 Bromsgrove Town U7s 6. Rubery were beaten by a better side and had MoM Danny Leach in goal and centre half Chris Neilson to thank for their heroics in keeping the score respectable.

Solihull Saints U8s 0 Rubery Juniors U8s 0. MoM Sam Pillinger.

Greenlands U10s 4 Rubery Juniors U10s 6. Rubery scorers were Jordan Strevens three, Connor Goodwin two and Justin Wint. MoM was Sean Tabberner.

Rubery Juniors U11s 0 Holy Souls U11s 11. 0-3 down at half time, Rubery gave a good account of themselves but faced an uphill struggle in the second half as Holy Souls scored some well-taken goals. Ziggy Gibbs had an outstanding game at right back. MoM were Daniel Pell and Gibbs.

Catshill Juniors U12s 2 Rubery Juniors U12s 3. Rubery goal scorers were Luke Hancock two and Darren Moult. MoM Adam Goodwin.

Marston Green U14s 4 Rubery Juniors U14s. MoM Shane Goodwin.

Boldmere SS Falcons U15s 8 Rubery Juniors U15s 1. Rubery scorer was Lloyd Newman. MoM was Adam Doupe.

Marston Green Athletic U16s 1 Rubery Juniors U16s. Rubery scorers were Andrew Kibbl and Karlton Harris. Rubery moved to within a point of the leaders with this well disciplined victory against a physical Marston Green side. Andrew Kibble slotted home from a superb James Brearley pass to give Rubery the lead, before Marston Green equalised. Rubery's winner was a bullet shot from 35 yards from Harris which gave the keeper no chance.

Bromsgrove Town A U10s 2 Maypole U10s 0. Bromsgrove played a lovely game from start to finish against a good side. The first half saw a lot of action but no goals. Two goals from Roy Hemmings in the second half gave Bromsgrove the win, with Sophie Newnes player of the match.

Catshill Juniors U9s 0 TR 2000 1. A good battling performance from Catshill during a game they were unlucky to lose. They went behind midway through the first half. A dubious penalty was sent wide by TR 2000 during a second half which saw Catshill have a couple of good chances. Mark Burrell was unlucky not to connect with an Oliver Clinton cross. William Tressider commanded the defence and MoM Danny Price made two brilliant saves in the Catshill goal.