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Round 7 saw all three of our women’s teams playing away from home. The Swan Districts League and Rogers Cup sides travelled to Fremantle for Saturday evening games, while the Reserves headed to Leederville for a morning match.
With all three sides looking to move up the ladder, the squads went into each game confident they knew what was needed to get the win.
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‘So close but so far’ has haunted the Swan Districts women’s League side over the past four seasons, having been knocked out of the first week of Finals and losing two Grand Finals twice each since their last grand final win in 2017.
In their second year under experienced head coach, Adam Dancey, the Swans will be looking to go one step better in 2022.
With cases from the Covid pandemic expected to peak throughout the community in late March, only the first nine rounds have currently been fixtured for the 2022 WAFL Premiership Season, seeing Swan Districts play each team once. A 20-game season, plus a four-week finals series, is expected to be played out, with the remaining fixtures likely to be released in round seven.
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A new era has come upon Swan Districts, with a host of new faces set to lead the league side into the 2022 WAFL Premiership Season.
With Tony Notte looking to pass on the responsibility for the remainder of his time at the club, and the retirement of Matt Riggio, defenders Brandon Erceg and Chris Jones have been selected to co-captain the Black Ducks for the upcoming season.
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Dual Swan Medallist, Corey Gault, has announced his retirement from the game, due to concussion issues.
Joining Swan Districts as a Colt in 2009, Gault quickly made an impact at the club, pushing up to play games in the Reserves, along with one League match.
In 2011, Corey was drafted by Collingwood with pick No.65 in the AFL Draft. He spent five years Read More [+]
The West Australian Football Commission is set to trial a new ‘Blue Card’ in upcoming pre-season WAFL games, with the focus on putting player's safety first.
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Dear Members,
In relation to our club agreeing to 'opt in' to this strategy, I would like to provide some background and explanation surrounding our decision.
Although being aware of a 'potential' strategy for several weeks, we were only provided information surrounding the proposal including the rules etc late in the afternoon of the 8th March 2022. We were required to provide an 'opt Read More [+]
West Australian football fans will have unprecedented access to the WAFL in 2022 and beyond, with the agreement of the most expansive and contemporary broadcast deal in the history of the competition.
The ground-breaking deal will offer viewers access to nearly 200 live matches across the WAFL League, Colts and Women’s competition.
Expanded free-to-air television coverage of the WAFL will see Read More [+]
