In tough weather conditions, our female sides faced off against East Perth and East Fremantle at Steel Blue Oval on Sunday, looking to make their way up their respective ladders.

With only three games remaining in the 2020 women’s fixture, getting a win on the board was essential for all teams, as they continue to fight for their spot in this year’s finals series.

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The Swan Districts Football Club are turning this Sunday into a Festival of Girls Footy.

With our three black and white sides taking to the field, along with some local football clubs being given the chance to play on Steel Blue Oval, Sunday is set to be a day of fun, footy and festivities!

Games include;

9:30am - A youth game played between High Wycombe vs Upper Read More [+]

It was a new-look games format for Round 3 at Steel Blue Oval over the weekend, with the League men’s side playing in the 12:40pm timeslot on Saturday, as the curtain raiser for the top women’s WAFLW team.

Playing against one of the powerhouse sides of the competition in Subiaco, it was the Rogers Cup girls who were able to celebrate their first victory of the season, while the men’s Reserves Read More [+]

Saturday afternoon is set to be a grudge match, with the Swan Districts WAFLW side coming up against Subiaco for the first time since knocking them out of last year’s finals series.

Having been named as an emergency twice this season, along with strong performances in the Reserves, Renee Holwill has forced her way back into the women’s senior side.

Young gun Olivia Cripps has also been named and Read More [+]

Not only will the Swans league side be looking to get their first victory on the board this season, they will being doing it against a team they haven’t defeated since 2015… the Subiaco Lions.

After a minor hamstring injury sustained in the preseason game against Perth, George Hampson is back for his first appearance in 2020.

With strong form in the Reserves, Nathan Blakely and Sebastian Bright have Read More [+]

Round 2 saw all six of our teams play Claremont away at Revo Fitness Stadium over the weekend.

While it wasn’t the result we wanted for five of our sides, the women’s Reserves were able to notch their first win of the season.

Check out the breakdown of each game below…

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The Swan Districts Football Club announces the resignation of the club’s League WAFL Women’s Coach, Leith Woods.

Leith advised today that she regrettably needed to resign from the position due to personal circumstances.

“It was never my intention to have to step down during the season and I apologise for the disruption it will cause to the club and the team”, said Leith.

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After a hard fought 1-goal victory against Peel Thunder on the weekend, Round 2’s WAFLW team selection against Claremont was set to be a difficult one for the coaches.

With experienced players Shannon Matthews and Bianca Webb ready to return for their first game of the season, last week’s debutants Courtney Lindgren and Olivia Cripps will make way for them and play in the Reserves and Rogers Cup respectively. Taylor Read More [+]

There have been two required changes to the league side who went down to West Perth in an 11-point loss last weekend.

After strong efforts, Jackson Beck and Nelson Waite are forced to make way due to injury.

Former Eagle, Tarir Bayok, will make his debut for the Swans and is set to light up the field with his speed, energy and skill through the middle and around the Read More [+]