The Swans new South Melbourne office and 98 South Melbourne are on track to open in February. Find out more about 98 South ...

The 2024 Sydney Swans Magazine includes our year in pictures, a look back at our Club Champions, highlights from the ...

Four new faces have joined the Sydney Swans AFLW team this evening following the 2024 Telstra AFLW Draft held at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne. West Australian Zipporah Fish, QBE Sydney Swans ...

The Sydney Swans are pleased to announce the club is teaming up with Bulova, with the luxury watchmaker becoming the Official Watch Partner of the Sydney Swans. The two-year partnership extends across ...

The Sydney Swans have returned to the track for their first week of training of the new year as Season 2025 approaches. Sydney kick off their 2025 campaign on Friday March 7 against Hawthorn at the ...

Exciting defender Nick Blakey has committed to the Sydney Swans for the long term by signing a seven-year contract extension, keeping him in the red and white until at least 2031. The 23-year-old ...

The QBE Sydney Swans Academy exists to increase the number of players in NSW who have expert AFL knowledge and high-level skills. Established in 2010, the Academy has nurtured and developed a ...

QBE has been a partner of the Sydney Swans since 1986 - one of the longest partnerships in Australian sport. As Principal Partner, the QBE logo continues to proudly adorn the front of the Sydney ...

Our players are set to don a new Marn Grook guernsey this year, which has been designed by GO Foundation scholar, artist Lua Pellegrini. A proud Wiradjuri woman who grew up on Darug country ...

Thanks to the club's Major Partner, Volkswagen, the 2024 Volksgiving competition gave Swans members and fans the chance to win the ultimate prize of a Volkswagen T-Roc CityLife. This year's winner ...

Sydney Swans forward Sam Wicks has put pen to paper on a two-year contract extension, keeping him at the club until the end of 2025. The QBE Sydney Swans Academy product made his debut in Round 10 ...

Until 1961, the Swans club song was an adaptation of "Spring time in the Rockies" by American country star Gene Autry. But there was a sense within the club that we needed something more robust.