Swan Districts earned revenge on Subiaco for the loss earlier this season with Tom Edwards playing the hero with four goals in the last quarter for the two-point victory at Steel Blue Oval on Sunday.

It's remarkable how things turn out and back in Round 7 at Leederville Oval, Subiaco held out Swan Districts for the four-point victory when Edwards was unable to convert a late shot on goal for Swans.

Swan Districts Football Club and WAFLW Head Coach Adam Dancey have agreed to part ways.

Dancey has decided that it’s time for him to take a step back after putting his heart and soul into the job over the past three years.

In 2021 he guided a young League side, with a remarkable 13 League debutants, to play in the WAFLW Grand Final finishing the home and away season on Read More [+]

The Swan Districts family lost one of its finest servants on Thursday night, when Ken Ball sadly passed away after a battle with cancer. 

Ken who was also affectionately  known as Buster, Bally or Beachy to his friends and family, held multiple roles at Swan Districts for over half a century and was a passionate volunteer and contributor to our club. 

His extraordinary service included roles of Trainer, Team manager, Read More [+]

Swan Districts remains at home at Steel Blue Oval this Sunday afternoon to play host to Subiaco looking to return to the WAFL winner's list and to keep any hopes of playing finals still in 2023 alive.

Swan Districts is coming off a tough loss also at home last week against East Perth with the eventual 48-point defeat leaving the black-and-whites on a 4-8 record for the season to Read More [+]

Naomi Baker finished the season as vice-captain for the Swan Districts' WAFLW team and while she wishes they went further in the finals, just to get there was a tremendous achievement and she's already excited for 2024.

It was a slow start to the WAFLW season for Swan Districts losing the opening four matches, but they then got rolling impressively to win eight of the last 10 to book Read More [+]

Swan Districts came up against a powerful East Perth unit on Saturday at Steel Blue Oval and suffered a 48-point loss, but there were still plenty of positives to take turning attention to final six games.

It was a tough afternoon for Swans at Steel Blue Oval on Saturday but it's also an East Perth team that continues to be flexing its muscles this season with the Royals winning Read More [+]

In 2022 we were excited to reveal an 11 metre long mural at Steel Blue Oval, designed and painted by local artist and proud Whadjuk-Yuet-Ballardong man, Kevin Bynder, with input from our Swans Aboriginal Advisory Committee (SAAC).

The design is an ancient satellite map showing the places of significance along the Derbarl Yerrigan near Steel Blue Oval Bassendean. It serves as an important cultural reference point and educational tool. As Read More [+]

Swan Districts will play host to East Perth as part of NAIDOC Round in the WAFL this Saturday with the black-and-whites back from the bye and needing the win to stay in the finals hunt for 2023.

Swan Districts returns to action this Saturday at Steel Blue Oval to celebrate NAIDOC Week and to take on the second placed East Perth.

The day's action begins with Read More [+]

Swan Districts hosts East Perth during the NAIDOC Week celebrations in the WAFL this Saturday afternoon in what is a significant occasion on the calendar for a whole host of reasons.

Swan Districts' special NAIDOC Round jumper for this season has once again been designed by local artist Kevin Bynder. It was once again a spiritual project for him because it represents his grandfather’s country who was born down Read More [+]

While the WAFLW season came to an end for Swan Districts on Sunday with the first semi-final loss to East Fremantle, it was a campaign from the black-and-whites with plenty to be proud of.

Just to be part of the finals again for Swan Districts had been a tremendous performance after losing the opening four games of the WAFLW season.

Swans would respond to that to Read More [+]