Round 9 of the 2020 Optus WAFL Premiership Season was the last chance for all three Swan Districts men’s sides to take to the field, having failed to qualify for finals this year.

It also saw the retirement of Steven Payne, along with Matt Riggio playing his 200^th game in the black and white.

Check out the breakdown of each game below…

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Although the Swan Districts and East Fremantle league side cannot make finals, they both still have plenty to play for this weekend.

Sunday afternoon will see co-captain, Matt Riggio, run out for his 200^th game in the black and white in his 10^th year at the Swans, while Shark Jonathon Griffin will hang up the boots having announced his retirement earlier in the week.

Brayden Noble comes into the Read More [+]

The Swan Districts Football Club’s Community Metro team continue to change lives for the better, helping promote inclusion, leadership and fitness around Perth.

Coming together with the Edmund Rice Centre WA (ERCWA), female players from the Swans WAFLW sides, coordinated by Hayley Cole from the Swans Community team, attended a camp to run a football clinic for a dozen girls aged between 12-17yrs, to help them better Read More [+]

While Swans has played a significant community development role in the Pilbara area for many years through its VSwans program, Swans are now being recognised for it's work in the Perth community.

Matt Hewitson, Swans Director for Community and Facilities Development, is looking to engage with people and community groups local to Bassendean and the City of Swan who are interested in volunteering, or who are interested in Read More [+]

Swan Districts Football Club Inc.

ELECTION OF BOARD

OF MANAGEMENT

In accordance with the Club Constitution, nominations are hereby called for the following positions;

Director: Three-year term (2 required)

Director: Two-year term (1 required)

Director: One-year term (1 required)

It was a weekend of mixed emotions for our Swan Districts teams. We had:

• A first win of the season,
• A loss to be knocked out of an elimination final,
• A win in a milestone game for a club champion, and
• A loss to take away the chance of playing finals.

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There arguably could not be a bigger game to kick off the WAFLW finals series than an elimination game between last season’s grand final sides, Swan Districts and East Fremantle.

Having played each other just last week, they will face off again this Sunday with everything to play for. For the loser, it’s game over, while the winner moves on to play the loser of Subiaco and Peel.

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With only a couple of games remaining in the 2020 Optus WAFL Premiership regular season, Swans co-captain, Matt Riggio, appears set to hit double century milestones for the next two weeks in a row.

This week at home, ‘Rigs’ as he is more affectionately known, will notch up his 200^th WAFL game against Perth, followed by his 200^th game for the Swan Districts a week later.

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Statistically, the Swan Districts League side can not make finals, but they still have everything to play for this weekend.

Saturday will see co-captain, Matt Riggio, run out for his 200^th WAFL game, in front of a home crowd at Steel Blue Oval.

We will also be celebrating NAIDOC round and will be televised on Channel 7.

Lachlan Riley has been named for his first league Read More [+]

A tough weekend for Swan Districts fans, players and coaches with the Colts the only team able to register a win on the board.

It wasn’t all bad news though, with the women’s League side securing a spot in the 2020 finals series, along with a couple of new goal scorers kicking their first goals in the top sides.

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