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The Swan Districts women’s league side have taken outright fourth on the WAFLW ladder, with a game and a bye remaining in the home and away season. Desperately needing the win against South Fremantle this weekend, they were able to kick back from a scoreless first quarter to take the 20-point win.
The Rogers Cup also lined up against the Bulldogs in Round 15, while the Reserves had Read More [+]
We were expecting a tough game against the Kelmscott Bulldogs so it was not a surprise when they jumped out of the blocks first to score the first two goals of the game.
It was great to have skipper Dylan Farrow return and instantly he was having an impact in the centre, often clearing to the human bullet train, Will Foskett on the wing. The first quarter became an arm wrestle Read More [+]
The Swan Districts League side have ceased their 9-straight losing streak to South Fremantle in Round 6, stopping the clubs worst run of losses against the Bulldogs since the 1970s.
While the League and Reserves were both able to overcome their opponents, the Colts will be ruing their lost opportunities in front of goal, having had the chance to take home their second win of the season.
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Sitting alongside the Australian and Aboriginal flags, the Torres Strait Island flag was raised at Steel Blue Oval in Bassendean today during the National Reconciliation Week matches against South Fremantle. This weekend signifies 30 years to-the-day of the flag being officially recognised and presented to the people of the Torres Strait on May 29th, 1992.
Designed by the late Bernard Namok, the Torres Strait Island flag is full of Read More [+]
With a big win this weekend, the Swan Districts Football Club could potentially leap into the top 5 on the 2022 WAFL ladder… the only thing standing in their way – the South Fremantle Bulldogs.
Having not been able to overcome them since 2017, South Freo have won the last nine encounters against the black and whites, which is their longest winning streak against the Swans since the 1970s.
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Today is National Sorry Day, which remembers and acknowledges the mistreatment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who were forcibly removed from their families and communities, which we now know as “The Stolen Generations”.
The first National Sorry Day was held on the 26th of May 1998, one year after the Bringing Them Home report was tabled in parliament. This report is a tribute to the Read More [+]
Tickets are now on sale for the Swans Networking Night on Wednesday 15th June at Mandoon Estate.
DETAILS:
Swans Networking Night
Wednesday 15th June
Mandoon Estate Winery
6:30pm - 9:00pm
Dresscode - Smart Casual
Join us for a night of networking with fellow Swansmen, sponsors, members, guests and colleagues.
Finger food and beverages included on the night.
Guest speaker for the night is Scott Cummings. Debuting for Read More [+]
Although it’s only early in the season, getting initial wins on the board have never been as important as they are in 2022. With Covid still at a high in WA, it remains an unknown to all 10 WAFL sides as to how it will impact their teams personally as the year progresses.
Unfortunately for all our three of our WAFL sides, strong starts and close quarters couldn’t Read More [+]
Swans took on Ocean Ridge at Steel Blue on Saturday who are also in their first year in the integrated competition.
With skipper Dylan Farrow out of the side due to COVID, it was going to be a challenge for coach John Stone to replace his drive and pressure in the midfield, as well as his leadership around the ground.
The game got off to a quick start Read More [+]
With only a couple of game remaining in the 2022 WAFLW season, Round 14 was crucial for our League side to stay in finals contention, our Reserves side to capitalise on their third place standing and the Rogers Cup girls to show what they can still accomplish out of this year.
Check out the rundown of each of our women’s games below…
WAFLW League
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