
The club's prestigious end of season Swan Medal will include Fairest and Best for Colts, Reserves and League.
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The club's prestigious end of season Swan Medal will include Fairest and Best for Colts, Reserves and League.
SWAN Districts has slipped out of the WAFL top five following a fifth straight loss at the hands of East Perth on Saturday at Steel Blue Oval in what was the final appearance of Todd Banfield.
SWAN Districts might have lost four straight WAFL matches but remain in fourth position and can consolidate that spot with a win on Saturday against East Perth at Steel Blue Oval.
SWAN Districts ruckman Nathan Blakely is pumped to be returning this Saturday against an East Perth team he has strong family links to as he looks to rediscover the form he was in prior to a hamstring injury.
SWAN Districts coach Adam Pickering has remained upbeat despite the current four-game losing streak and he is confident of getting back to the winner's list if they can tidy up their starts against East Perth on Saturday.
SWAN Districts have fallen to a fourth consecutive loss going down to Perth by 24 points in NAIDOC Round at Steel Blue Oval on Saturday but do remain in fourth position on the WAFL ladder.
Acclaimed poet and philosopher, Kahlil Gibran once mused, “perhaps time’s definition of coal is the diamond”. Which is just an eloquent way of saying given the right conditions and enough time, everything and everyone has the potential to develop great worth.
SWAN Districts is back home to Steel Blue Oval on Saturday desperate to return to the WAFL winner's list against Perth in celebration of NAIDOC Round.
For over 65,000 years, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women have diligently passed down their precious dreaming stories, songlines, language, ceremonial rituals and knowledge from generation to generation. This careful preservation of their culture has enabled it to remain vibrant, dynamic and strong in current day and infuses Australian culture with sacred history, spirituality and mysticism as well as Indigenous communities’ profound understanding of interconnectedness with sea and land.
NAIDOC Round in the WAFL has become one of the most looked forward to events every season and it takes on greater significance for Swan Districts because of the club's history of Indigenous players and work done with the youth both locally and throughout the Pilbara.