SWAN Districts is playing elimination football every week in the inaugural WAFL Women's season but based on their performance on Sunday to thrash Claremont by 41 points, there's no reason they can't still have their sights on going all the way.

Swan Districts finished the inaugural WAFLW season in third position on the ladder with a 7-5 record which meant they were only percentage off the second placed East Fremantle.

Claremont was only a game back of Swans but finished the season with almost half the percentage so Swan Districts deserved to be feeling confident heading into Sunday's first semi-final at Steel Blue Oval.

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Swan Districts Football Club has continued to transform its WAFL and WAFLW home game days to attract new audiences and build on its very strong loyal base of supporters. This new fan activation strategy has included a range of value add activities targeting young families.

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THE inaugural season of the WAFL Women's competition sees the finals begin this weekend and it has Swan Districts hosting Claremont at Steel Blue Oval on Sunday.

Swan Districts has long been a powerhouse of female football in Western Australia so it was always a given that with the new WAFLW competition formed in 2019 that one of the five clubs to be part of it would be the black-and-whites.

And following the end of the home and away season, Swan Districts finished in third position on the ladder to earn the hosting rights for the first semi-final while Subiaco and East Fremantle do battle in the second semi-final.

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SWAN Districts colts have qualified for the 2019 WAFL finals series and they look to keep their season alive up against East Perth in Saturday morning's elimination final.

The game will be held at Fremantle Community Bank Oval on Saturday morning from 9.15am with the seasons of both Swan Districts and East Perth going on the line.

Swan Districts finished the colts season in fifth position on the ladder with an 8-8 record while East Perth were only marginally ahead in fourth spot at 9-7.

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Swan Districts Best & Fairest

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Swan Districts WAWFL & WAFLW Best & Fairest

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IT might have not been the finish to the 2019 WAFL season Swan Districts was hoping for with a 106-point loss to Claremont, but it shouldn’t take away from the blocks built for the future this year.

Swans came into Saturday's game not without hope of causing an upset to end the season as well and even avoid the wooden spoon despite taking on a finals bound Claremont at Claremont Oval.

Swan Districts had won two of its past three matches to come into the clash with a degree of momentum, but it ended up a tough afternoon with the Tigers roaring into the finals with the 23.6 (144) to 5.8 (38) win on home soil.

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SWAN Districts is finishing the season with some improved form and now could even still avoid the wooden spoon for 2019 with a victory against Claremont at Claremont Oval on Saturday.

Following a seven-game losing streak that appeared to have Swans anchored to the bottom of the ladder, the black-and-whites snapped that run against West Coast back in Round 17.

Then following a loss to Subiaco in Round 18, Swans again won last Saturday against Peel Thunder in the last game of the season on home soil at Steel Blue Oval.

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Swan Districts Football Club farewells club champion David Ellard. The co-captain announced his retirement to the playing group last night.

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THE future continues to look bright for Swan Districts with an increasingly youthful team winning a second game in three weeks to end the finals hopes of Peel Thunder on Saturday while also remaining a chance to avoid the wooden spoon.

In a low-scoring affair, Swan Districts kicked four goals to two in the second half against Peel on Saturday at Steel Blue Oval to make it two wins from the past three matches, winning 7.6 (48) to 6.8 (44).

There was plenty to like from a Swan Districts team especially considering the youth in the group to beat a team with nine AFL-listed players along two former Essendon stalwarts, and a couple of Thunder stars destined for the AFL.

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