Our Significant Milestones
1985 – Warnbro Swans Junior Football Club founded fielding teams in the South Fremantle JFL Football League
1989 – Warnbro Swans Senior Football Club founded fielding League and Colts teams in the Murray District League
1991 – Seniors joined the West Australian Amateur Competition

1992 – Seniors field League, Reserves and Colts side in the WAAFL for first time
1993 – Senior & junior clubs amalgamate to form Warnbro Swans Football Club
1995 – Juniors join Peel Football League
1995 – G Grade wins a Premiership
1996 – WSFC wins WAAFL club of the year and F Grade Premiership
1997 – WSFC wins WAAFL club of the year and League Premiership
2000 – WSFC fields teams in the Masters Australian Football competition for the first time
2001 – Warnbro Swans Masters wins AFL Masters club of the year
2002 – WSFC wins WAAFL club of the year for the third time and Premierships in Colts, Reserves & League
2002 – WSFC 13’s Boys win a Premiership in PDFDC
2003 – WSFC 14’s Boys win a Premiership in PDFDC
2004 – WSFC 15’s Boys win a Premiership in PDFDC
2005 – C Reserves win a Premiership
2005 – WSFC 16’s Boys win a Premiership in PDFDC
2006 – WSFC 15’s Boys win a Premiership in PDFDC
2008 – Reserves win Premiership
2010 – H Grade win a Premiership
2011 – Reserves win a Premiership
2011 -WSFC fields a team in the Integrated Football competition for the first time
2013 – WSFC Yr. 8 Boys win a Premiership in PDFDC
2015 – Colts win Laurie Keene Colts Premiership from 5th position
2016 – C2 Reserves wins a Premiership
2017 – WSFC fields a Junior Girls team into the Peel Football League for the first time.
2018 – WSFC fields a Women’s team in the WAAFL competition for the first time
2018 – C2 League wins a Premiership
2019 – Warnbro Swans Masters fields a Women’s team in the AFL Masters competition
2019 – WSFC Yr. 9/10 Youth Girls win a Premiership in Peel District Junior Football
2020 – WSFC fields 2nd Women’s team in the Perth Football League competition