WAFL Semifinal: Swan Districts Coach Reflects on Critical Mistake
WAFL Semifinal Overview
The much-anticipated WAFL semifinal saw the Swan Districts face off against minor premiers East Perth, culminating in a disappointing loss for the Swans. Coach Andrew Pruyn expressed his frustrations over a critical 15-minute lapse during the second quarter, where the team conceded four goals. “We generated a hell of a lot of ball for them to win the game,” said Pruyn, reflecting on the quick turnovers that shifted momentum.
Upcoming Challenges for Swan Districts
Moving forward, the Swan Districts must rebound quickly as they prepare to face the winner of Peel Thunder and Claremont in a crucial preliminary final at Steel Blue Oval. With a chance to clinch a spot in the grand final after 14 years, every moment counts.
- Co-captain Jesse Turner’s health remains a concern as he recovers from a partial MCL tear.
- High-flying forward Tom Edwards is expected to return from a concussion.
- Coach Pruyn is optimistic about having key players available for the decisive match.
Pruyn remains hopeful as his team gears up for a shot at redemption, believing their earlier victories over both Peel and Claremont can bolster their confidence.
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