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Junior clubs show their true colours
Wednesday, 1st June 2011
By Isaac Stewart
Fun was the order of the day for the SDFC Junior Parade Day on Saturday, 25thJune, when the Swan Districts Football Club (SDFC) tackled West Perth Football Club. Seven clubs participated in the day’s proceedings including Chittering JFC, Darlington JFC, High Wycombe JFC, Kalamunda JFC, Midvale JFC, Swan View JFC and Upper Swan JFC. A colourful High Wycombe JFC took home the spoils, winning a set of jumpers from Burley Sekem for being the best dressed club. Midvale JFC also came away with a prize, winning $200 worth of Slater Gartrell vouchers for having the most participants at the SDFC Junior Parade. The Swans District would like to thank Burley Sekem and Slater Gartrell for their ongoing support.
