Swan Districts and North Mandurah join the PFL

Two clubs will join the Perth Football League in 2022, taking the total number of clubs in the League to 71.

North Mandurah have made the move over from the Peel Football and Netball League (PFNL) and will field one Senior Men’s side.

Head Coach Jason Rickert said the club have some exciting times ahead as they transition over to the Perth Football League.


North Mandurah Football Club

Swan Districts will become the first WAFL club to field a team in the Integrated competition which promotes the inclusion and participation of players with an intellectual disability.

The Swans will wear the famous black and white stripes and play and train at Steel Blue Oval.

Swan Districts President Peter Hodyl said it is a momentous occasion in the history of the Swan Districts Football Club.

“We are the first team in the WAFL and likely to be the first across all of Australia’s state leagues to provide the opportunity for people to play integrated football,” Hodyl said.

Swan Districts Head of Social Impact Matt Hewitson shared that the launch of the new team was a culmination of a lot of hard work over many years by the Swans Disability, Access and Inclusion Committee who focus on creating a sense of belonging and inclusion for people with disability.


Swan Districts Football Club

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