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The High Wycombe Junior Football Club will launch the 2020 Junior Football Season at Scott Reserve on Thursday, 16th of July.
The WAFC Metro Central Region and Swan Districts Football Club are excited to see the junior competition launched at Scott Reserve, following a recent upgrade of lighting towers by the City of Kalamunda.
High Wycombe JFC now have the capability to host youth and girls fixtures Read More [+]
One of the favourites going into this year’s NAB AFL Draft is Swan Districts key defender, Denver Grainger-Barras.
The Swan Districts Football Club had their final hit out against the Perth Demons at Mineral Resources Oval on Saturday 11th July, prior to the commencement of the 2020 Optus WAFL Season proper.
The Colts opened the day with a tight 7.7 (49) to 6.14 (50) victory. After Perth started fast, teams could not put each other away, with the game rarely blowing out any further than a two-goal lead.
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It’s a new-look season for the 2020 Optus WAFL Premiership Season. This year’s 9-round competition will see all teams play each other just once during the home and away fixtures, with West Coast withdrawn from the season.
Now more than ever is each and every game important, with finals altered to be played among teams who finish the season in the top 4.
With only a week to Read More [+]
All teams at the Swan Districts Football Club are ready to fly into the year, having had their official season launches this week.
It’s a new-look season for the 2020 Optus WAFLW Premiership Season. Shortened to just 7 rounds and with the addition of South Fremantle, it is more important than ever to make every game count.
With just over a week to go before our Swan Districts WAFLW team take to the field, we look back on how we matched up against each team last year, and what we need to Read More [+]
With just over one week to go before the start of the 2020 Optus WAFL and WAFLW Premiership Seasons, Club President, Peter Hodyl, has issued a strong challenge to all Swan Districts and West Perth fans to flock in droves to Steel Blue Oval, as part of the biggest official opening of football in WA.
With a long awaited Round 1 seeing many teams matching up against their local foes, including Read More [+]
The Swan Districts Football Club in partnership with The Department of Justice and Kiara College have teamed up to help bring motivation and enjoyment back into learning.
With the assistance of Swan Districts Aboriginal and Multicultural Inclusion Officer, Luke Giblett, and Metro Community Development Manager, Shane Beros, last week saw seven Indigenous students successfully complete their Level 1 AFL Coaching certificates.
Lessons were broken up between theoretical and practical Read More [+]
Breaking into an AFL team’s midfield can be quite a daunting feat. It takes natural talent, strong decision making skills and an elite work ethic.
Luckily for Zane Trew, his talent and ability comes as smoothly as writing his surname on a qwerty keyboard.
Who would have thought that Grandpas ‘crazy statement’ many many years ago of there being a women’s AFL league would actually eventuate into what it is today… and his granddaughter Shanae Davison is predicted to be a part of it.
