Dawson announced his retirement at the end of the 2010 season. then took the team to the Grand Final which they won over Claremont by a single point. Andrew Krakouer won the Simpson Medal on top of winning the Sandover Medal for 2010, he accumulated 42 possessions during the grand final and kicked the last goal of the game ensuring Swan won the flag. Josh Roberts will be remembered as the premiership skipper in his first year as captain. Greg Harding was appointed as senior coach for the 2011 season. The club had a poor season finishing the season with only six wins from twenty games and finishing second from bottom of the league ladder, but rebounded in 2012 to finish second to a powerful Claremont combination only to lose both finals. In 2013 Swans finished 3rd on the ladder with Tim Geappen kicking 49 goals for the season and Tony Notte being awarded the fairest and best. Swan Districts were a foundation member of the WAFL Women's competition in 2019. Club song The Swan Districts club song is to the tune of the 1926 song Baby Face written by Harry Akst and Benny Davis. The club song lyrics were written by John Watts. Black and whites, We're the black and whites We're all right, We are the mighty fighting black and whites There's not another team to match our pace, Take our place The Swan boys are jumping We sure have started something Here we come Our banners fly on high to show that we have won We play with all our might Because we're full of fight We're the famous Black and whites Black and whites, We're the black and whites Black and whites, We're the black and whites Here we come Our banners fly out high to show that we have won We play with all our might Because we're full of fight We're the famous Black and whites We're all right, We are the mighty fighting black and whites There's not another team to match our pace, Take our place The Swan boys are jumping We sure have started something Here we come Our banners fly on high to show that we have won We play with all our might Because we're full of fight We're the famous Black and whites Honours Club honours Individual honours Sandover Medallists: George Krepp 1935, Jim Davies 1944, Haydn Bunton