The only other team to survive the frost was the Hexham u14's who had a tough match away at Wallsend BC Yellows. Straight from the kick off Hexham went behind and they needed a penalty save from Jack Dobbing to keep them in the match very soon after going behind. Bradley Lowes equalised for Hexham after twenty five minutes after good work from Patrick McLoughlin and Andrew Knotts.

Both Hexham u11 Greens and Whites were back in action in the NEYDL and both got a reward. The Greens were at Cramlington and enjoyed a comfortable win to maintain their joint third place in the table with Killingworth and West Denton.
The White's had a thrilling match with mid table Tynemouth Yellows and came home with a creditable draw but with a little more luck could have all three points. It ended as a goalless but everyone who saw the encounter could not help to have been entertained

Hexham u11 Greens enjoyed a close victory against Corbridge, as always it's a tight encounter against United and at half time the score line proved this with both sides locked together goalless . With two closely matched sides it was always going to take a special goal to win this West Division semi-final and it came from a Will Roberts thunderbolt free kick, a tremendous effort. Patrick Lally won the MotM and he and the rest of the team will have to be on top form when the final comes around later in the year against Wylam Apollo.

Hexham keeper Dave Anderson

Captain Gavin Cox was inspirational marshalling the defence and this spread throughout the side and no one let the side down. Hexham were defiantly the better side in the opening half taking the lead after twenty three minutes, some excellent work by Mark Gibson when he beat a couple of players just outside the box and laid on a perfect pass to Ali Stobbs. There was still some work to do but Stobbs calmly slotted his shot past home keeper Greenan to give Hexham the lead which they never relinquished. The pace of Harton was always a threat but Anderson in the Hexham goal looked comfortable all afternoon, the only major alarm was of his own doing but the heavy pitch played a big part in the incident.

Due to the inclement weather at the weekend only Saturday games got the go ahead and Hexham u11 Whites managed to play at league leaders Ponteland Pumas. In the face of a howling wind the whites performed well in an entertaining game . They lost the match 1-4 but really played their part, MotM was Loui Charlton and Tom Robson got a truly memorable individual goal

Almost from the kick off Paul McLean fired Hexham in to the lead with a powerful drive that Willington goal keeper Carl Henderson could only observe as is crashed into the net. But in a comical opening period the Saints were level with the Hexham defence struggling in the low winter sun but to complete the farcical start Hexham produced a goal to be proud of. It was Kurtis Harvey who was enjoying his first start in a while arriving at the back post to meet a low hard cross from Thomas North to regain the advantage for Hexham.

The centre comprises of 2 junior pitches a floodlit training area with a club meeting room and kitchen with changing facilities for players and match officials. The final cost of the development was a mind boggling £872,000 which was found by a massive donation from the Football Foundation and also a large sum from Northumberland County Council.

Bad day at the office for the Hexham Whites u11's at Newcastle East End with their worst performance of the season, conceding six without reply. Better time for defender Brandon Coleman who was awarded his first MotM of the season

The NEYDL under 12 table is looking good at the minute with Hexham u12 in joint second place, this is no doubt due to the tremendous run of six wins in a row. A goal in each half secured the points with Max Pearson scoring first then George cook netting in the second half. Clean sheet for Hexham was in some part due to some tenacious tackling from MotM Louis Domingue

So revenge was in the air from the first whistle and almost immediately Ali Stobbs used his power and pace to break through the defence and round the keeper only to see his effort cleared by a defender tracking back. That set the tone for the first half with Hexham dominating but never really causing the visitors any real problems with a real lack of goal scoring opportunities. New Fordley have had a big change in personnel since the match earlier in the season with no less than seven changes to the starting eleven and more on the bench.

The Hexham Whites u11were also in Newcastle this time at Killingworth Rockets and on a very wet pitch a goal in each half for the hosts meant it was a fruitless trip for the Whites. But it was a good performance from the Whites compounded by a MotM display by Loui Charlton

Hexham u12's managed to play on a tacky pitch against Seaton Delaval Dresdon and were delighted that their effort to get the game paid off. A first half penalty from Will Shrimpton gave them the lead at Half time. In the second half MotM Elliot Jeffries got on the score sheet and with goals from Max Pearson and Jonathon Carr ensured the u12's secured the fifth victory in the last five outings to maintain their third spot in the table

Neil Tiffin got the show on the road when he fired in from the edge of the area when a corner was not cleared and he was prowling eighteen yards out after twenty two minutes. The game up to that point had been nip and tuck so Neil's second goal in his last two games game his side a well timed lift. Only eight minutes after the breakthrough leading Hexham marksman Liam Heenan got his first goal of two in the match. Again Tiffin had a part in this goal playing a ball into space behind the defenders and Heenan was onto it before shooting past Wideopen keeper Iain Gray as he came off his line.

To complete a good day for the Hexham u11 at Killingworth the greens beat the Rockets 5-2 to go to the top of the table. MotM Alex Wood got a hat trick and one each for Will Turnbull and Vinny Proudlock. The greens were five goals up before going to sleep and conceding two late goals

A pulsating match for the Hexham u12's at Prudhoe Yellows, they just edged out the yellows by the odd goal in eleven. The goals were spread out in pairs for George Cook, Bradley Wilson and Elliot Jeffries who also claimed the MotM.

The pitch was heavy and very treacherous for the players and cut up very easily. Early in the game it was evident Hexham had the upper hand as the kept the ball well and stretched the North Northumberland side across the pitch and on thirteen minutes Neil Tiffin got his first goal of the season latching on to a loose ball in the box after a corner. That did not open the floodgates and all Hexham had to show for their pressure was a good effort from Mark Gibson before. Keeper Dave Anderson mainly had tidying up duties to perform but he pull off a top class save after twenty five minutes palming away a dipping corner which was creeping in.

Hexham u11 Greens kept up the pressure on the top of the NEYDL with a comfortable win over Killingworth YPC Jets at the Hexham Football Centre. Two goals each for Seth Kippax-Jones, Michael Watts and Joe Anderson and a single strike from Vinney Proudlock along with a MotM performance from Mark Hodgson kept Seaton Burns lead at the top of the table to one point

Hexham u11 Whites were slow out of the blocks on Saturday when they went a goal behind in the first minute against West Denton. They never recovered from this shock and went on to lose the game. Plus point for the Whites was the performance of Tom Robson who clinched the MotM

Hexham u12 provided a gritty performance to take all the points in a very tight encounter with Prudhoe Reds. A goal from Patrick Dryden was enough to blow the title chase wide open again .Louis Domingue was the MotM against a skilful Prudhoe side in a game which could have gone either way