The Men's 1s put in another commanding display away against Saffron Walden 1s, winning 6-3. Blueharts opened the scoring in the first minute with a brilliantly taken goal from Flynn Krishman. Despite an early equaliser, further goals from Ben Bayley, Liam Stevens and Pete Cornell made it 4-1 at half time. Saffron Walden struck twice after the break to narrow the gap, but Blueharts responded superbly, with man of the match Harvey Walton-Adams scoring twice to secure a strong away win.

At home, the Ladies' 1s edged out Crostyx 1s in a tightly contested match, securing a 1-0 victory. The decisive moment came in the second half when Lucy Nissen finished calmly to give Blueharts the lead. Despite late pressure from the visitors, the team defended resolutely to claim all three points.

The Men's 2s continued their excellent start to the season with a 5-2 away win against St Albans 4s. A fast start saw goals from Will Lawler, Addison Scott and Rory Williams before half time. Blueharts remained dominant in the second half, limiting St Albans 4s to few chances, with Graham Burr and Lawler adding to the tally for another confident performance.

The Ladies' 2s produced a superb home performance to beat St Albans 4s 7-0. From the first whistle, Blueharts pressed hard and took control. Josie Layton opened the scoring after fine work from Kiki Arellano, before further goals from Arellano, Alice Saunders and Ally Antoniou made it 4-0 at the break. In the second half, Ella Lock and Felicity Massie extended the lead, and Carly Madders completed the scoring with a well-struck short corner. A concise team effort from start to finish.

A convincing 9-0 away win for the Men's 4s against Vauxhall 1s saw goals spread across the team. Charlie Moore marked his debut with two early strikes, while Cam Hone and Noah Grylls also found the net — Grylls' second a superb finish from the top of the D. Captain Matt Maylin led from the front with four goals and earned man of the match honours. A solid defensive display from Freddy and Digger ensured the clean sheet.

The Ladies' 4s secured a well-deserved 2-0 away victory against St Albans 6s in blustery conditions. Once underway, Blueharts settled quickly, creating several good chances and combining well through midfield. Their persistence paid off with two excellent team goals, finished by Alice Winton and Joanna Floor. Despite continued pressure, no further goals followed, but it was a strong all-round performance. Joanna Floor was named player of the match and also earned the magic moment award for her goal and tireless work throughout.

The Ladies' 5s recorded a 4-1 home victory over St Albans 7s. Blueharts dominated possession throughout, with Niamh Hartley-Matthews opening the scoring before Danielle Flood and Chloe Bugler added to the total. Hartley-Matthews grabbed her second after the break, and although St Albans 7s scored from a short corner, it was a comfortable win overall. Player of the match went to Lauren Hooper for her tenacious defensive work.

The Ladies' 6s were unlucky to come away empty-handed after a 3-1 away defeat to St Albans 8s. Blueharts had the better of the early exchanges and took the lead through Hannah Ross after 24 minutes. However, three quick goals early in the second half turned the game, and despite sustained pressure and several chances, the 6s couldn't find a way back.

The Men's 7s continued their perfect start to the season with a 2-0 home win over Royston 3s — their third straight victory. Both goals came within two minutes of each other in the second half, courtesy of U16 Austin Eldret, who was deservedly named man of the match. The team once again combined youth and experience effectively, playing attractive, team-focused hockey. Luke Harris took home "Blue of the Week" for his energy and encouragement throughout.

Blueharts Men's 8s maintained their excellent form with a 5-1 away win to Saffron Walden 6s. Goals from Dan Holder and Zac Thomas gave Blueharts a 2-0 lead at half time before both completed braces in the second half. Alex Macbeth added a fifth from a slick penalty corner routine. The result makes it three wins from three, placing them second in the division — just behind the Men's 7s