Ferryhill Town Youth Under 9's sponsored by Joe's Diner played away to Hartlepool 's Stranton FC. The first half of the match was very tight with the play being end to end. Goally Michael Davison made some good saves. The second half started very much the same but then Ferryhill stepped up the pace. Their determination paid off with a goal from Josh Gash in the last few minutes to end the game with a 1 - 0 win. The man of the match award went to Brodie Grayson. In the friendly game Stranton took the lead scoring 2 goals in the first half and a further goal in the second half. Michael Ball scored from a penalty to end the game with a 3 - 1 win for Stranton. Michael Ball was man of the match.

Ferryhill under 10's sponsored by Kelly News, played at home to Middleton Rangers, Ferryhill were quickly onto the attack, Middleton's defence played well, and when Ferryhill did get through the keeper made some good saves to keep the score 0-0 at half time. In the second half Ferryhill remained on the front foot and put the Middleton defence under great pressure, Declan Grayson cut in from the right and crossed for Alex Quinn to slot in, the game finishing a deserved 1-0 to Ferryhill, Alex Quinn getting the man of the match award from the visiting team.

In the friendly Ferryhill struck first through Josh Downs, Middleton scoring just before half time to make it 1-1, the second half was end to end, but it was Middleton who got the winning goal to win the game 2-1, Josh Downs got the man of the match award.

Ferryhill under 11's sponsored by KW Joinery played Stokesly A' in a cup game away. The game started very evenly with Ferryhill's defenders Aidan Gill, Daniel Barber, Ben Craddock and Carlos Nicholson Plaza playing very well and keeping Stokesly at bay. After 10 minutes Ryan Wilkinson got hold of the ball in midfield and struck it over the keepers head to put Ferryhill in the lead. Rhys Todd then sent Nathan Wall clear but the shot went wide. Joe Snaith and Scott Tweedy battled well in midfield to keep Stokesly quiet. Just before the end of the first half Ben Craddock went off injured and Callum Garnett came on to help the defence. The second half saw Stokesly come out quickest and levelled the score within a minute. Ferryhill got back into the game and Scott Tweedy sent Nathan Wall down the left who then passed to Keiran McCormack to score putting Ferryhill in the lead again. 5 minutes later Joe Snaith passed to Keiran McCormack who scored Ferryhill's third goal. Shortly after, Joe Snaith made a nice pass through the middle for Nathan Wall to score the last goal of the game. Goalkeeper, Keiran Thompson, had a pretty quiet game. The final score was 4-1 to Ferryhill with Aidan Gill getting man of the match.

Ferryhill under 12's sponsored by Ecodrill were once again away to Bedale, this time in the league cup. Ferryhill were again slow to start and fell behind as early as the second minute. Bedale continued to apply the early pressure, but resolute defending from Jordan Ball, Matthew Hicks and Liam Keenan frustrated the home side. Sean Luke in the Ferryhill goal pulled off some fine saves when Bedale did break through and the score remained 1 - 0 at half time. The second half started with Ferryhill on the back foot, but a Callum Walton freekick from 35 yards had the Bedale keeper scrambling to make a fine save. Bedale doubled their lead on 46 minutes and added a third on 55. Ferryhill responded with a stunning 25 yard strike from Nathan Carr on 57 minutes. This gave the lads a bit more belief and a minute later Callum Johnson rattled in a second. Ferryhill were by now dominating and looked like they might grab a late equalizer, but it wasn't to be and Bedale hung on to claim a narrow victory. Man of the Match was Nathan Carr.