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Since Swan Districts’ incorporation into the Western Australian Football League, the club has been fortunate to experience a strong following for over eighty years comprising of fiercely loyal supporters. A core contributor to that bond is Swan Districts’ regard of every player, employee, volunteer, club member, fan and resident of the Swans Community (encompassing the Cities of Swan, Bassendean, Kalamunda, Mundaring and Chittering as allocated by the WAFC), a member of the Swans family.
Over the weekend of 13th and 14th of October Swans held their first ever Big Camp Out. It’s been running for a couple of years at Subiaco Oval as an initiative of The Fathering Project. Swan Districts is now providing a satellite camp for families in the Swans community. The aim of the camp is to encourage dad’s to spend quality one on one time with their kids.
The very successful Swans Supporters Night has been held every Thursday night during the season at Steel Blue Oval. There’s been over 200 supporters attending each Thursday night in recent months.
Congratulations to Swan Districts Football Club and WAFL Life Member Thetis Woods who turns 100 years of age today.
There were over 200 lively Swans supporters and players at the Steel Blue Oval clubrooms last night for the club’s weekly Supporters Night to witness stalwart club supporter’s, the Notte Family win the Chase the Ace.
TONY Notte cemented his legacy as a great of the Swan Districts Football Club by winning his second Swan Medal during a memorable night celebrating the 2018 season at the picturesque Mandoon Estate on Friday night.
A torn patellar tendon is every athlete’s worst nightmare. It’s especially devastating when you’re competing at national level, as Tracey Swami was mid-season with West Coast Fever. Though the injury sadly led to her departure from professional netball, Swami’s snapped tendon gave Swan Districts the opportunity to snap her up to for a key role within the organisation.
SWAN Districts colts produced a tremendous Grand Final showing at Optus Stadium on Sunday only to fall two points short to go down in heartbreaking fashion.
TONY Notte and Mitchell Bain are at the opposing ends of their football careers but both combined to help Swan Districts win the WAFL Mark and Goal of the Year awards for 2018.
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