This grant stream is not currently accepting applications. We plan to reopen in 2027.
Swan residents have worked hard in 2026, competing in locations across Australia and the world. Our program has now reached its funding cap for this year, so will not reopen until the new calendar year in 2027.
If you have missed out on a Swan Cash Donation this year, you may find success through other avenues of support. For example, the Australian Institute of Sports holds periodic rounds of its Local Sporting Champions grants, and its Local Para Champions grants.
Supported by Swan Cash Donations
Sydney Jackson represented WA’s U11 team at the New Zealand Maori Tamariki Rugby League Tournament in September 2025 and was selected to lead his team's haka.
Nate Tomerini represented WA at the Australian Motocross Grand Prix in Darwin, being one of only six kids from WA to race in the event. Photo courtesy of Clare Mac Photography.
Nate Tomerini represented WA at the Australian Motocross Grand Prix in Darwin, being one of only six kids from WA to race in the event. Photo courtesy of Clare Mac Photography.
Eric Carbonell competed in the Oceania Petanque Championships in Wallis and Fortuna, winningbronze and earning a spot in the Men's Triples competition in Malaysia in 2026.
Teagan O'Brien represented WA at the Australian Irish Dancing National Championships, training up to four nights a week to reach this achievement.
Tiahnee Smith competed at the Emerging Matildas Championships 2025, the pinnacle of youth girls' competitions in Australia.
Ada Wright competed at the Australian All Star Cheerleading Federation Nationals and won bronze with her team.
Jack Bertram captained his team at the School Sport Australia Interstate 15s Netball Championship, won bronze and was selected for the National team.
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Logan Carey competed in the 2025 Australian Cross Country Championships in Victoria.
Rebecca Aspden competed in the Australian Gymnastics Nationals winning the highest trio ranking for WA in their level.
Sofia Silva Romero competed in the Taekwondo WA State Championship and won silver in her division.
Aarav Nagaraju competed in the Taekwondo WA State Championship and won gold in his division.
Imogen Gillespie represented Western Australia at the 2025 Australian Irish Dancing Championships in Brisbane after only two years in the sport.
Danielle Fagents co-captained Western Australia's womens 45's team at the 2025 AFL Masters National Carnival in Darwin. Emerging as National Champions in their division.