
SWAN Districts didn’t finish the home and away season how it hoped with a 61-point loss to East Fremantle or by losing its past four matches but the good news is Swans host this Sunday's elimination final still.
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SWAN Districts didn’t finish the home and away season how it hoped with a 61-point loss to East Fremantle or by losing its past four matches but the good news is Swans host this Sunday's elimination final still.
SWAN Districts is looking to end a three-game losing streak, qualify for finals and guarantee a home elimination final next week with a final round WAFL victory against East Fremantle at Steel Blue Oval on Saturday.
SWAN Districts has cemented itself as the female football powerhouse in Western Australia with a stunning performance on Sunday with the black-and-whites winning the Rogers Cup, reserves and league premierships for 2017.
SWAN Districts was unable to overcome Claremont at Steel Blue Oval on Saturday but the black-and-whites remain in fourth position with their finals destiny in their own hands entering the last round.
SWAN Districts returns home to Steel Blue Oval on Saturday to take on Claremont with the chance to cement a WAFL finals position and remain a chance of finishing third to earn a double chance.
SWAN Districts co-captain David Ellard returns from a hamstring injury this Saturday against Claremont and he has been a significant inclusion for Swans in 2017, but has no doubt several other former and future AFL-listed players have been just as vital.
The motto of the VSwans programs is “At VSwans we are preparing our young people for the hardest game of all – LIFE.” A success story of the VSwans programs in Newman is that of Callie Walker. Callie is a former student of Newman SHS who is now a fulltime member of the VSwans team, who provides an excellent role model for the students, both in and out of school.
SWAN Districts has ensured it will have three teams all competing in the Mundella WAWFL grand finals this Sunday after the league side beat East Fremantle in Sunday's preliminary final.
SWAN Districts might have gone down to East Perth at Leederville Oval on Saturday but the black-and-whites remain in fourth position with two rounds to go and the reserves and colts both won to solidify spots in the top five.