SWAN Districts lost to Peel Thunder by 54 points during the last round of their WAFL Men’s season but there were wins for the colts and reserves who now turn their attention to finals.

Swan Districts and Peel met twice in the finals series of 2024 and the last time that Swans headed down to Lane Group Stadium they scored the qualifying final victory.

The first quarter saw five goals apiece from both teams during their last 2025 games.

It was from the second quarter that Peel began outscoring Swan Districts 10 goals to two for their eventual victory.

The result means that the Swans finish the season in eighth position on the WAFL Men’s ladder with six wins and 12 losses.

Leon Kickett continued the impressive start to his league career with Swans by kicking another two goals from his nine possessions and four marks.

Captain Jesse Turner also amassed 35 possessions for Swan Districts, 100-gamer Aidan Clarke 24, Jackson McLachlan 23, Brad Lynch 18, Max Chipper 17, Brandon Erceg 17, Jiah Reidy 16, Jehb O’Donohue 15 and Ethyn Kane 15.

The Swans’ goals came through Otis Harvey, O’Donohue, Ayden Cartwright, Kickett and Leigh Kohlmann for the two-point lead by quarter-time.

Earlier in the day, the Swan Districts colts beat Peel Thunder 12.15 (87) to 7.9 (51).

The win means the Swans finish the colts season in fifth position with a nine win and seven loss record and are slated to play West Perth in an elimination final on Sunday at East Fremantle’s The Good Grocer Park.

Peel led by half-time, though Swan Districts took the led after the break, kicking eight goals to one in the second half.

Levi Calcott kicked four goals in the win for Swan Districts with Cooper Shord adding three.

Blake Kelly racked up 33 possessions, Soren Feast 21, Liam Hrabar 21, Anthony Hansen 18, Ezekiel Hewett 16 and Leo Steed 14 while McCartney Murdoch finished with 10 touches and 21 hit outs.

Then in the reserves contest at Lane Group Stadium, Swan Districts also scored the 14.8 (92) to 6.9 (45) victory against Peel Thunder.

The result means that the Swans finish in third position on the reserves ladder with the 9-7 record to earn a finals double chance.

Swan Districts kicked another three goals to one in the third term, five to two in the fourth for the eventual 47-point victory to have that winning form heading into the finals series.

Connor Blakely racked up 33 possessions for Swan Districts, Kelly 32, Chase Loftus 26, Chayse Martinson 25, Jacob Coniglio 17, Max York 17, Jordan Bushby 17 and Nathan Blakely 14 to go with 21 hit outs in the ruck.

The reserves will play South Fremantle in a qualifying final on Sunday at The Good Grocer Park as well.