The 2023 WAFLW season for Swan Districts begins this Saturday evening in Mandurah up against Peel Thunder in a resumption of what could well be the strongest rivalry so far in the formative years of the competition.

The 2023 WAFLW season begins this weekend and for Swan Districts that means a trip to Lane Group Stadium in Mandurah to take on Peel Thunder.

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With female football continuing to grow across the country and remaining a key component of the Swan Districts Football Club, it became a natural decision to make Chelsea Randall the Ball Legend for the black-and-whites in 2023.

All the Burley footballs used by Swan Districts during the 2023 WAFLW season will be adorned by the face of Randall and it's a well-deserved honour for the current Adelaide Crows captain and three-time Read More [+]

Lauren Osborne will forever be proud of spending her entire career with Swan Districts as she now moves into the next phase of her life while reflecting on a 209-game, four-time premiership winning career in black-and-white.

Not only has Osborne spent the last 15 years of her life playing football at Swan Districts, but she's been playing since she was six years old. To say female football has come Read More [+]

Leon Baker will join Simon Beasley in being inducted into the Swan Districts Football Club’s Hall of Fame in 2023.

Baker, like Beasley, fits into the Champion category of the Hall of Fame designed to include those Swans players and coaches who were recruited into other leagues, including the VFL, AFL and SANFL.

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Jess Cox is proud of the honour to be captaining Swan Districts for a second straight WAFLW season and is looking forward to continuing to set the standards for her teammates, and help them reach their lofty goals in 2023.

Cox might be only 21 years of age, but is already one of the leading players in the WAFLW competition not only with what she offers on the field Read More [+]

Swan Districts Football Club will induct six new members into the club’s prestigious Hall of Fame in 2023. This will be the club’s third induction following those in 2016 and 2021.

The Swan Districts Hall of Fame was established to recognise and enshrine players, coaches, volunteers, and administrators who have made a significant contribution to the club on or off the oval since the club’s inception in 1934.

Swan Districts coach Adam Dancey doesn’t sugar coat his thoughts on the club’s achievements in 2022.

Despite playing finals footy and only missing a WAFLW Grand Final appearance by one match, Dancey believes there was a missed opportunity.

“We underperformed and when it came down to it, we were outplayed in the second half of the Preliminary Final in a game we always believed we could win,” he said.

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Jarrod Cameron has returned to training looking the best he has for a couple of years.

Still young enough and with the ability to potentially return to the AFL system, Cameron’s return to Swan Districts in another significant boost to the playing Read More [+]

After a grand final and preliminary final appearance in his first two seasons, Swan Districts WAFLW coach Adam Dancey is making no secret they are shooting for the 2023 premiership but he does urge those expectations to be realistic.

Dancey is preparing for his third season as coach of Swan Districts in the WAFLW competition. His first season in charge saw Swans produce a standout home and away season Read More [+]

Jessica Ellis has commenced with Swans as the club’s Social Impact Manager in Perth. With an education and disability background, spending time as a teacher regionally and in Perth, Jess is a fantastic addition to the social impact team. With Swans Elevate continuing to evolve into a premier school program, Jess will further enhance and lead the engagement in Perth schools, whilst also driving other social impact programs Swans deliver like community health Read More [+]