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The Wheatstone Project has extended its partnership agreement with Swan Districts Football Club, building on a decade of successful community outreach and renewing their commitment to working together to improve outcomes for Onslow children and families.
Have your football abilities appraised by a Coach and League player each week with the new Swan Districts Footy Skills Challenge!
Conquer 7 skills in 7 weeks as Sam Fisher, Frank Anderson, Tony Notte, George Hampson, Jesse Turner and Nelson Waite run you through the correct techniques of basic but essential footy skills, including; Field Kicking, Goal Kicking, Ground Balls, Crumbing, Evasive Skill, Marking and Handballing.
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Regardless of who you follow in the WAFL, you wouldn’t meet many supporters who haven’t heard of the name Tony Notte.
It’s your first league game. You’ve grown up barracking for Swan Districts your whole life and now is your chance to prove that you deserve to pull on the black and white jumper. You take to the field and walk to your position at Centre Half-back. As you make your way there, you look up to see who will be your first league match-up, only to notice that it is a former AFL player and Read More [+]
Swan Districts Football Club continues to set the bar across the WAFLW competition after the completion of its dedicated changeroom for their women’s teams.
An opponent breaks through the strong tackle of a Swan Districts forward and begins her run down the wing. She looks up the line to put the ball on the chest of her team mate on a lead, only to be confused by the defender, who appears to be the same person she only just got past 30 metres back. Her hesitation results in a rundown tackle with the Swans midfielders quickly moving the ball forward, resulting in a great team goal.
The word ‘Legend’ is often thrown around quite loosely these days, but you’d be spot on if using it to describe Swan Districts champion, John Cooper.
The country is facing unprecedented turmoil and disruption to social life, business and general day-to-day living as a result of the COVID-19 virus. We’re aware of the distress and anxiety this is causing across the community and also our staff, players, volunteers, commercial partners, members and supporters.
In response to the article “No WAFL Reserves” by John Townsend published in the West Australian newspaper on the 2nd April, our President Peter Hodyl would like to make the following statement:
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