Robin McVee started his life with the Swan Districts Football Club as a player, but it has turned into a lifetime involvement and the black-and-whites will forever hold a cherished place in his heart.

McVee grew up in Collie and he dreamed of one day playing for South Fremantle and even doing so alongside his hero John Todd.

However, as fate would have Read More [+]

Swan Districts Football Club recently lost our oldest Life Member Tim Barker.

An illustrious member of the club’s 200 game club, Edward Frank Barker, known as Tim throughout his career, played 239 games for Swans between 1944 and 1959 which was the club record before being broken by Bill Walker.

After playing, he then served on the Club Committee for a further 11 years helping to secure our Read More [+]

Our Wheelchair football team has just finished their season in the Wheelchair AFL competition, with a total of 11 players, which included all abilities players Jackson Foskett and Lewis Collins playing a total of 5 games as well as Disability and Inclusion Coordinator Jorja Perdija playing 3 games.

The team was off to a slow start losing their first four games of the year to Subiaco (93-22), Read More [+]

Today Swans proudly celebrated its sixth International Day of People with Disability (IDPwD) breakfast. This year’s theme was ‘amplifying the leadership of persons with disabilities for an inclusive and sustainable future’.

Women’s T38 Long Jump Silver Medallist at the Trinbago 2023 Commonwealth Youth Games, Niamh MacAlasdair, gave an inspirational speech about her personal journey.

Niamh discussed her challenges of being born with cerebral palsy and wanting to enjoy Read More [+]

Corey Gault's WAFL career might have been cut short when he was at the peak of his powers, but across 79 games with Swan Districts he had an outstanding impact including winning two Swan Medals, and he remains a big supporter of the club to this day.

Gault came through the ranks at Swan Districts an exciting young key position player and was snapped up Read More [+]

The Swan Districts Football Club has made a big focus to be about much more than what happens on the oval and Jimmy Westbrook is at the forefront of that in Roebourne, and having a positive community impact is what matters more than anything.

While ultimately what the general public might judge Swan Districts on is what happens on the WAFL or WAFLW football field, the club Read More [+]

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We have a once in generation opportunity to redevelop Steel Blue Oval Bassendean and ensure it thrives and remains relevant for the next 90 years.

The last upgrade in this historic oval precinct was almost 50 years ago when the club upgraded its clubrooms, and this redevelopment will meet the club and community’s needs Read More [+]

They were the trio occupying the midfield together for much of the 2024 season and ended up in the top three Swan Medal positions with Nik Rokahr named fairest and best just ahead of Jye Chalcraft and Nathan Blakely.

Rokahr has now added the Swan Medal as Swan Districts' fairest and best winner to the Sandover Medal that he also won as the WAFL's standout player of Read More [+]

Swan Districts is delighted to announce strong and crafty midfielder Zane Trew has agreed to return to the club on a two year contract.
 
The 22 year old was drafted by West Coast Eagles in 2021 and debuted in his second season playing a total 13 AFL games across 4 seasons. 
 
During his 4 seasons at West Coast he played 44 games in the WAFL proving to be a Read More [+]

Swan Districts started Sunday's Colts Grand Final in perfect fashion and even though Claremont proved too strong in the end at Optus Stadium, it had been a tremendous effort to be there with a lot to like about the young group moving forward.

After finishing the home and away season in fourth position, Swan Districts did a stunning job to reach the Grand Final coming from behind Read More [+]