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Logistics and details on how the 2020 Optus WAFL and WAFLW Premiership Seasons will kick off have been revealed, after the West Australian Football Commissions board meeting last night, Tuesday May 26.
With all clubs, players, coaches, support staff and umpires showing flexibility in these unprecedented times, the feeling around the grounds is the same; that the WAFL and WAFLW are bigger than football and play an important part throughout the Read More [+]
In a season where young draft hopefuls were looking to show why they deserve a spot on an AFL list, the Coronavirus pandemic could not have come at a worse time.
Now with only eight games in 2020 to prove they have the talent to live their football dreams, many Colts will also be relying on what they have showed recruiters over the past few years.
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Baby steps leading up to the 2020 Optus WAFL and WAFLW Premiership season continue to grow as the Swan Districts league, reserves, colts and women’s teams returned to the training track this week.
As uncertainty still encircles the start of the 2020 Optus WAFL and WAFLW Premiership seasons, the Swan Districts Football Club continue to turn the shutdown into positive ways to help the community.
It’s not often players are grateful for there to be a bye for the first game of the season, but it has come at the perfect time for the Swan Districts WAFLW side, amid the Coronavirus lockdown.
Amidst the uncertainty that is Coronavirus, the Swan Districts Football Club continue to make a difference throughout the community. Although many programs have temporarily had to be put on hold, the SDFC Community team are still hard at work, bringing purpose and direction to many young people around Perth. One of the ways they continue to pioneer their efforts in the community is through their leadership and mentor program. The key aims Read More [+]
It is with great sadness that the Swan Districts Football Club recognises the passing of Life Member, Jim Craig, this morning at the age of 88 years.
Jim played three seasons for the black and white’s in the Reserves, and was an integral part of their 1950 Premiership winning side.
After first being elected in 1968, Jim would go on to serve the club that he loved for 42 years, in various positions on the board Read More [+]
In a strange season with so many unknowns, Matt Riggio is hoping to play at least 8 more games to see him reach what less than 2% of players in Swan Districts history have achieved… 200 games.
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