Sydney Women's AFL - Misplaced Pages

The Sydney Women's Australian Football League (SWAFL) was the governing body of the sport of Women's Australian rules football in the state of New South Wales from 2000 to 2011.

In 2012 SWAFL ceased to exist and the women's competition came under the umbrella of AFL Sydney.

Clubs - 2012

Previous clubs that have participated in the SWAFL Competition have included:

Sydney Women's AFL	Wins	Losses	Draws	For	Against	%	Pts
Balmain Dockers	14	0	0	1469	203	723.65%	56
Wollongong	11	3	0	965	261	369.73%	44
Sydney University	10	4	0	976	333	293.09%	40
Western Wolves	9	5	0	865	399	216.79%	36
Newtown Breakaways	8	6	0	690	539	128.01%	32
UNSW Stingrays	8	6	0	663	572	115.91%	32
Macquarie University	7	7	0	493	539	91.47%	28
Southern Power	4	10	0	410	590	69.49%	16
UTS Shamrocks	3	11	0	218	1166	18.70%	12
Auburn Tigers	2	11	1	235	1146	20.51%	10
Penrith Ramettes	0	13	1	184	1420	12.96%	2

FINALS

Final	Team	G	B	Pts	Team	G	B	Pts
Elimination	Sydney University	13	10	88	UNSW Stingrays	1	4	10
Qualifying	Western Wolves	10	7	67	Newtown Breakaways	2	2	14
1st Semi	Balmain Dockers	9	10	64	Western Wolves	1	3	9
2nd Semi	Sydney University	13	6	84	Wollongong	1	0	6
Grand	Balmain Dockers	7	9	51	Sydney University	2	1	13

National

State

Active	ACT Queensland South Australia Victoria Western Australia
Defunct	South Australia Victoria Western Australia

City

Americas

v t e Australian rules football in New South Wales
Governing body	AFL NSW/ACT
AFL clubs	Greater Western Sydney Sydney Swans
VFL clubs	Sydney Swans reserves Greater Western Sydney reserves
Metropolitan leagues	AFL Sydney Women's
Regional leagues	Broken Hill Central West Farrer Hume Hunter North Coast North West Northern Riverina Riverina Sapphire Coast South Coast
Defunct leagues	NEAFL (2011–2019) Albury & District (1930–1957) Barellan & District (1911–1971) Central Coast (1976–1999) Central Hume (1928–1935) Central Riverina (1949–1981) Coreen & District (1909–2007) Deniliquin (1900–1932) Faithful & District (1920–1940) New England (1962–1984) NSWFA (1880–1893) Newcastle (1888–1999) North West (1970s–1993) Northern Rivers (1984–2021) Riverina FA (1924–1929) South West (1949–1981) Summerland (1984–2011)
Principal venues	Sydney Cricket Ground Sydney Showground Stadium
Related	Sydney Derby List of clubs