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The U11 's resumed their fixtures after a long break which dated back before Easter but unfortunately the result
was just as disappointing as they were well beaten in this Staffordshire fixture by a Stoke outfit who showed the home side what finishing is all about.Two goals in each half meant there was no way back for Wolverhampton but to their
credit they never stopped trying and their efforts were rewarded near the end when Cameron Bridgen followed up to score after the visiting keeper had parried a cross shot from Reeece Rafferty. The U15's defeated Coventry in a friendly with Pitt and Corbett both scoring twice in a 4-2 victory.

The U13's reached their second final of the season with a 3-1 victory over an undefeated Solihull side in the semi final of The West Midlands competition.Dominic Dell again grabbed the headlines with two strong finishes but this was an excellent team performance and apart from their goal the free scoring visitors didn't have a shot.Dan Edmondson-Griffiths scored Wolverhampton's second goal to give them a vital interval lead.The U15's found their mid week opponents far too strong and Erdington & Saltley were deserved 4-1 winners with Josh Pitt our only scorer in this Levon-Yates encounter. The U12's completed their West Mids fixtures with a 0-0 draw against Cannock.

The U13's took on a young Portmarnock side from Dublin and were 6-0 up after fifteen minutes and cruised to a 10-0 victory with Dunkley,Evans,Morgan and Walker scoring twice and Dixon and Forbes also appearing on the scoresheet.The U11's threatened a shock against high flying Brierley Hil & Dudley when they dominated a wind affected first half but they collapsed after conceding an early goal after the interval and were beaten 3-0 in this Staffordshire League fixture.The U15's defeated Stoke 2-1 with goals from Coles and Gibson whilst the U14's warmed up for the West mids semi with a 2-1 victory over Shropshire.Ata and Meggoe both on target.

The U14's qualified for yet another West Midlands final with a midweek victory over Coventry.Jamie Breakwell scored twice and Jonathan Baker was also on target as the home side cruised to an easy 3-0 win.The U15's who had clinched the Staffs title in their previous match put the icing on the cake with a sparkling 5-1 demolition of Tamworth.Chad Birch scored a hat trick and further goals came from Burns and Stanford.