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Swan Districts Football Club, who recently launched their third Reconciliation Action Plan in April, will reveal their new names for the eastern and western ends of Steel Blue Oval in Bassendean at their National Reconciliation Week Breakfast on Thursday morning (27 May) in time for the Count Me In game against East Fremantle on Saturday.
The eastern end will be named “Derbarl Yerrigan” and the Western end will Read More [+]
SWAN Districts remains the dominant unbeaten team of the 2021 Optus WAFLW Premiership Season but the result against South Fremantle on Saturday at Steel Blue Oval remains in the air.
It was the battle of top against bottom at Steel Blue Oval on Saturday afternoon, and unsurprisingly things played out to expectations during the first half.
Swans were back on home turf at Bassendean's Steel Blue Oval on Saturday to Read More [+]
SWAN Districts might have all but wrapped up the minor premiership for the WAFLW season ahead of a clash with the winless South Fremantle at Steel Blue Oval on Saturday afternoon.
The game will be played as Round 9 in the season with it taking place this weekend after it was postponed three weeks ago courtesy of the COVID-19 lockdown.
Last Sunday's thrilling one-point victory over Peel Thunder saw Swan Districts move three games clear Read More [+]
The club's prestigious end of season 2021 Swan Medal will include Fairest and Best for Colts, Reserves and League.
Spend a terrific evening with all and celebrate the season end.
Date: Thursday October 14
Time: 06:30pm
Venue: Mandoon Estate, 10 Harris Road, Caversham, WA 6055
Price:
$125ea, includes Dinner with beer, champagne, wine and soft drink.
$90ea, Players U/18yrs ONLY, includes Dinner and cool drink.
(All attending MUST bring proof of ID to Read More [+]
Swan Districts went a giant leap towards securing the minor premiership in the WAFLW competition for 2021 and kept its undefeated season alive in the process, but only by a solitary point against Peel Thunder on Sunday.
Swan Districts came into the game at Steel Blue Oval on Sunday afternoon looking to keep its unbeaten record in the 2021 Optus WAFLW Premiership Season going, and while they did it in the end, Read More [+]
Swan Districts appeared on track for a fourth straight win when leading by 30 points early in the third quarter, but West Perth had other ideas to turn it around in stunning fashion to win by nine points at Provident Financial Oval.
Since an opening round narrow loss to Claremont, Swan Districts has been in some impressive form winning their last three matches to be knocking on the door of top Read More [+]
If there was ever a player that could not have judged their return back to Swan Districts at a more perfect time, it’s Colin Maynard.
Making his way locally through the juniors, the talented defender made his Swans debut in 1955 and quickly became well-known for his toughness, skillful disposal and raking drop kicks.
After four seasons and 50 games in the black and white, Colin made his Read More [+]
Swan Districts' undefeated WAFLW season goes on the line on Sunday at Steel Blue Oval up against the reigning premiers Peel Thunder.
Swans answered the challenge of a Claremont team that was in second position on the ladder last Sunday to come away with the impressive 19-point victory away from home.
And now this Sunday, Swans returns to Steel Blue Oval but the challenges do keep coming and this Read More [+]
SWAN Districts remains on the road this Saturday to take on West Perth with the black-and-whites not only looking to keep their hot start to the WAFL season going, but also celebrating game 250 for club champion Tony Notte.
It has been a tremendous start to the 2021 Optus WAFL Premiership Season for Swan Districts as they attempt to return to finals action for the first time since 2017.
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There aren’t too many players that can say they were one of the original members of the 1934 WANFL Swan Districts Football Team, but Sydney ‘Spec’ Sinclair can.
Sydney quickly became a consistent, reliable contributor in the black and white. When it looked likely that he was going to take his game to yet another level, the unthinkable happened… the Second World War commenced.
The WANFL senior competition was Read More [+]
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