Swan Districts Football Club confirms that the ANZAC Commemoration home game scheduled tomorrow will not proceed. We’ll wait until further notice from the WA Football Commission whether this fixture will be re-scheduled.

It’s important that our club support the requirements made by the State government to lock down and prevent any Covid-19 spread. It’s critical that we all play a role in helping those vulnerable people in our community.

Swan Districts could very well have put together their best performance in Adam Pickering's time as coach to beat Perth by 50 points at Lathlain's Mineral Resources Park on Saturday night.

Perth was coming into the game after a Round 1 win over the West Coast Eagles on top of breaking their finals drought in 2020 while Swan Districts put in an encouraging performance against Claremont despite a first up loss Read More [+]

SWAN Districts started the 2021 season on fire at Steel Blue Oval on Saturday and turned on a goalkicking clinic, and while the end result was a loss to Claremont, there was plenty to be encouraged about.

With Jesse Palmer, Thomas Edwards and Lewis Jetta all leading from the front in front of goals, Swan Districts made a blistering start on Saturday to the opening game of the 2021 WAFL season against Read More [+]

Closing The Gap campaign is a Government built movement that was incorporated and launched in 2007. The purpose of Closing The Gap is to eliminate the gap of life expectancy between Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander people to non-Indigenous.

This year’s sticker has been designed by Karinda Farrant who is a Koori woman. Karinda is sister to SDFC League player and one of our brightest prospects in season 2021. Read More [+]

It was the first home game back at Steel Blue Oval after 3 weeks of being on the road, and the Swan Districts women’s sides were excited to get back out there and play in front of their own supporters.

The Roger’s Cup girls were able to get their first win of the season, meaning that for the first time in 2021, all three sides were able to walk away Read More [+]

Have you had a heart condition and want to improve your health and wellbeing? In partnership with Curtin University and the Heart Foundation, Swans are offering a new free, footy-focused fitness and healthy lifestyle program for men who have been diagnosed with a heart condition, and are 18-75 years old.

In 12 weeks you will get to train with our Read More [+]

Round 4 saw all Swan Districts women’s sides travel to Shark Park in East Fremantle to end their streak of three straight away games.

With a 2020 season that saw the home side beat the Swans on each occasion they met, Sunday was bound to be a day full of grudge matches for the two sides.

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At 4pm we hope to fill the grandstand for a commemorative photo which will become a poster during the season. All of Basso is invited as we recreate the famous SWANS FOREVER CHANT and record this to be played after every goal of 2021. Come on down for a great afternoon and be a part of Basso history and support your community champion the Mighty Black and Whites!

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At just 19 years of age, Mikayla Bowen already has an impressive list of accolades to her name. She won the Swan Districts Best & Fairest in 2016, was the club Captain when the Swans Youth Girls won the Premiership in 2017, captained the 2019 WA State 18s side, was named in the All-Australian team of 2019 and signed with the West Coast Eagles in January of that same year.

Round 3 saw all three Swan Districts women’s sides head to Mandurah to take on a confident Peel outfit.

Not only had the Thunder won each of their games in the round prior, their League and Rogers Cup sides were also sitting unbeaten atop the WAFLW ladder.

Peel had even more to play for on Saturday afternoon, with the games being dedicated in honour of young fan Madi Read More [+]