ABOUT THE SWANS
The Vietnam Swans love Australian Rules football and we play all over Vietnam. We also represent Vietnam in AFL Asia’s league of 18 teams.
Our priorities include:
- Playing and growing Australian Rules Football in Vietnam
- Introducing Vietnamese locals to ‘our great game’
- Strengthening Australian ties in Vietnam, while encouraging people of all backgrounds to participate
- Supporting and improving the community we live in
- Travelling to play football games throughout the region
- On field success – winning matches & tournaments
YOU SHOULD JOIN US!
In addition to weekly training, highlights of our year include the annual ANZAC Friendship Match in Vung Tau, hosting official AFL Grand Final Parties, home fixtures in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi, and travelling around the Asian region for games and tournaments including the Indochina Cup and the Asian Championships.
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Summer break is now upon us and we are sure missing footy!! So let's recap the 2024 Indochina Cup. In case you forgot, BOTH men's and women's teams defended their titles and once again took …
SAFL ROUND 4 WHERE: HOA LU STADIUM, DISTRICT 1. WHEN: Wednesday, June 12th TIME: 7.15-9PM As we set off into the sunset for summer break there is one more SAFL game to be had this coming Wednesday under the …
It was rivals round throughout the AFL at the weekend and it was no different in round 3 of the SAFL where the Reptiles (Vipers, Crocs) teamed up to take on the Furs (Tigers, Bears) …
Taste of Australia 2024 invited Saigon to experience Australian food and culture, highlighting the versatile Australian produce and products available in Vietnam. This year’s festival featured food, beverages, culture, music and lifestyle from the Land …
To the men and women at the Vietnam Swans, To wake up last weekend to the news of being granted a life membership at the Vietnam Swans was both a surprise and a profound honour. Vietnam …
Another smashin' ANZAC Friendship Match Weekend has come and gone. It was a pleasure to host the Hong Kong Dragons at RMIT in Saigon this year. In case you missed the games, don't fear. Here …
