Boys under 15s

South Yorkshire started the game with some crisp passing and positive movement off the ball that put the West Midlands u14 Boys under pressure in the defensive third but their best opportunity in the opening quarter came from a free kick which threatened to break the deadlock. The momentum began to shift, however, and West Midlands found success in the left channel and central areas, with one goal bound effort being impressively saved by the South Yorkshire goalkeeper, before

The u15 Boys lost their unbeaten record this evening as they went down to a shock 4-2 defeat in Shropshire despite Ayden Bills and Frankie Harris both finding the target. A win would surely have clinched the championship for The West Midlands lads but the home side scrapped for every ball to achieve their first victory of the season and at the end of the day they were justly rewarded for their fine effort.

The West Midlands u15 Boys team once again found a way to win in an extremely close away game against Warwickshire. The home side had held us to a 1-1 draw at Castle Vale earlier in the season, and went all out to cut the gap at the top of the table with a win, but West Midlands took another step towards the title with Ezra McMillan and Rayon Taylor both on target in a thrilling 2-1 victory.

The u15 Boys entertained Staffordshire in this top of the table clash at Castle Vale and found it difficult to break down the opposition until Frankie Harris finally fired us ahead almost on the stroke of half time.The match lacked quality at times but once the West Midlands lads had gained some momentum they were able to dominate the second half with our wingers consistently able to get in behind. Romeiro Redman, making his debut, was particularly effective in this respect o

It was pleasing to see the West Midlands u15 Boys back in action for this pre-Christmas game at Castle Vale after a break of almost six weeks. Neither Warwickshire nor West Midlands were really able to impose themselves on the game, however, and the match inevitably ended in stalemate, with both sides at least having the consolation of finishing the game with a point after a 1-1 draw. Bobby Clarke scored our goal on a typically chilly December evening.

West Midlands’ u15 Boys travelled to old rivals Staffordshire and came away with an impressive win in their opening game of the season. A brace from Harrison Perry, and fine individual efforts from Ade Francis and Reece Kelly, proving more than enough to clinch all three points. Many thanks to our hosts for their excellent hospitality.