Swan Districts got a measure of revenge on Peel Thunder on Sunday to eliminate them from the 2022 WAFLW season with the five-point win to advance to the preliminary final.

It has been quite the rivalry developed between Swan Districts and Peel Thunder including meeting in the finals twice last year with  the Thunder winning the Grand Final.

They met once again in the first semi-final Read More [+]

Swan Districts heads to Joondalup on Saturday afternoon to play West Perth hunting a fourth consecutive WAFL victory and to further consolidate a spot in the top five.

Swans have built some impressive form over the past three weeks with wins against South Fremantle, the West Coast Eagles and Peel Thunder to come into Round 9 of the 2022 WAFL season in fifth position on the ladder with a Read More [+]

Swan Districts stuck to the task and came from behind to deliver an impressive victory at home to Peel Thunder on Saturday to return to the WAFL's top five as a result.

Peel was on top most of the afternoon at Bassendean's Steel Blue Oval on Saturday and led by as much as 22 points, and still by 14 midway through the fourth term.
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Swan Districts is at home to Peel Thunder on Saturday in Round 8 of the WAFL season looking to keep their winning form going and to break into the top five.

Swans host the Thunder at Steel Blue Oval on Saturday afternoon and a victory will see the black-and-whites finish Round 8 of the 2022 WAFL season holding a finals position.

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RECENTLY drafted West Coast Eagle Greg Clark has revealed the setbacks and challenges he faced before becoming an AFL player this season. 

Clark was a special guest speaker on Wednesday night as the State Academy 16s and 18s squad members were presented their jumpers for their upcoming WA campaigns. 

West Australian Football Commission State Talent Manager Adam Jones declared Clark’s message was a vital one. 

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Swan Districts couldn't quite get over Peel Thunder in the third Grand Final rematch of the WAFLW 2022 season leading to a nervous wait now with the bye in the final round.

For the third time this season, Swans and the Thunder met on the back of taking one another on in the Grand Final of 2021.

The two teams had split the first two encounters Read More [+]

Swan Districts had to dig deep but they produced an impressive second half to beat the West Coast Eagles by 20 points on Saturday in Round 7 of the 2022 WAFL season.

Swans were at home at Steel Blue Oval to host the winless Eagles over the WA Day long weekend, but they didn’t have it all their own way and by half-time found themselves 15 points behind.
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Swan Districts is back home at Steel Blue Oval on Saturday to host the West Coast Eagles and attempt to string wins together in a bid to break into the WAFL’s top five.

Swans are coming off a strong performance last Saturday also at the Bassendean venue to beat South Fremantle ahead of hosting the winless Eagles this Saturday at Steel Blue Oval.

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The Swan Districts women’s league side have taken outright fourth on the WAFLW ladder, with a game and a bye remaining in the home and away season. Desperately needing the win against South Fremantle this weekend, they were able to kick back from a scoreless first quarter to take the 20-point win.

The Rogers Cup also lined up against the Bulldogs in Round 15, while the Reserves had Read More [+]

We were expecting a tough game against the Kelmscott Bulldogs so it was not a surprise when they jumped out of the blocks first to score the first two goals of the game.

It was great to have skipper Dylan Farrow return and instantly he was having an impact in the centre, often clearing to the human bullet train, Will Foskett on the wing. The first quarter became an arm wrestle Read More [+]