Swan Districts might not have quite been able to finish the 2023 WAFL season with a win in the Pride Game against Peel Thunder on Saturday, but there was again plenty to be encouraged by with the Reserves now gearing up for a finals campaign.

Swans started strongly against the finals bound Peel at Steel Blue Oval on Saturday in the inaugural Pride Game held at the Bassendean venue.

Swan Districts has the chance to finish the 2023 WAFL season on a high and earn some revenge on Peel Thunder in Saturday's Pride Game at Steel Blue Oval.

While Swan Districts can't quite qualify for finals coming into the last game of the 2023 season, there has been plenty of reasons for optimism coming out of the campaign with the chance to now finish on a winning note Read More [+]

Ruby Mahony has gone from strength to strength in her two seasons playing at Swan Districts in the WAFLW competition with her performances all the more impressive considering she's done it all while still living in Bunbury.

Mahony joined Swan Districts ahead of the 2022 WAFLW season and wasted no time to settling in establishing herself not only as one of the best and most consistent midfielders in the Read More [+]

Swan Districts might not have quite been able to keep its winning run going against a Claremont team who was fighting to stay in the top five on Saturday, but there were still once again plenty of positives for the black-and-whites.

Swan Districts came into the clash at Revo Fitness Stadium in the second last round of the 2023 WAFL season on an impressive four-game winning streak coming up Read More [+]

Swan Districts will be looking to win five straight matches in the WAFL for the first time in nine years on Saturday and also putting a dent in the finals prospects of Claremont in the process.

Swan Districts might not be able to make finals still in the 2023 WAFL season, but they are finishing the campaign with impressive momentum having now won the last four matches against Subiaco, Read More [+]

Swan Districts made it four wins in-a-row and seven straight against Perth on Saturday with the eventual 28-point win thanks to a six-goal to two final quarter at Mineral Resources Park.

Swans arrived at the Lathlain venue on Saturday afternoon looking to continue their winning form and despite a goalless opening quarter, they worked their way on top of the Demons.

In the end, Swan Districts Read More [+]

Swan Districts is attempting to make it four wins in-a-row this WAFL season and to make it seven straight against Perth when taking on the Demons at Mineral Resources Park on Saturday.

Swan Districts will now face Perth at the Lathlain venue on Saturday afternoon with the game to begin at 2.10pm. The day will start with the colts contest at 9.10am before the reserves gets underway at 11.40am.

In recognition of the club’s inaugural Pride WAFL home game on Saturday 26 August, the club's local Member of Parliament Dave Kelly earlier this week invited the club to present all 95 Western Australian Parliamentarians a pair of Swans Pride socks .

Joining the Swan Districts contingent was WAFL players Jesse Glass-McCasker and Brad Lynch, WAFLW players Jess Cox, Jamie Henry and Naomi Read More [+]

Dominant displays from Jesse Turner and Aidan Clarke ensured Swan Districts won a third straight match with the eventual 37-point victory at home to South Fremantle on Saturday.

Swans came into the game at Steel Blue Oval coming off the bye and having beaten Subiaco and West Coast prior to that, but the Bulldogs made sure it was a tight contest for three quarters.

However, Swan Read More [+]

Swan Districts is attempting to beat South Fremantle twice in a season for the first time since 2014 on Saturday with the black-and-whites playing host to the Bulldogs at Steel Blue Oval.

Swan Districts is fresh off the bye last weekend and now will be looking to begin the last month of the WAFL season on a winning note when hosting South Fremantle at Steel Blue Oval on Saturday.