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The 2025 VAFA’s Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA) Round took place during the weekend of May 9–11, aligning with Mother’s Day on May 11. Many clubs also showed their support
De La Salle will hit pre-season under the watchful eye of new senior coach, Peter Schwab, after the club made the announcement of his appointment earlier today.
The three-time premiership player replaces Paul Satterley at the helm after the former De La mentor joined Old Xaverians last month.
Schwab, who won his three flags with Hawthorn during the 1980’s, has been appointed for three years and will also oversee De La Salle College’s AFL Program, allowing him to teach the next crop of young guns coming through the school.
Read De La Salle’s announcement below:
“The De La Salle Old Collegians Amateur Football Club is pleased to announce the appointment of Peter Schwab as senior coach for the next three seasons.
President Brian Waldron said the Club is thrilled to attract someone of Peter’s reputation and experience to the Club.
“Peter has an outstanding football resume. He is a three-time AFL premiership player who joins us with extensive coaching and management expertise within the AFL and multiple AFL clubs. Assistant coaching roles at Richmond and Hawthorn, senior coach of Hawthorn (five seasons including two finals series), CEO of AFL Victoria, Director of Coaching at the AFL, Talent Manager for the Brisbane Lions, and the National Head of Umpiring for the AFL. We are thrilled to be working with Peter in taking the club forward,” Waldron said.
Peter is not a new face around the Club, and is well known to a number of players having facilitated the club’s Leadership Program in 2016. We look forward to welcoming Peter, his wife Jenny and their family back into the De La community.
Importantly Peter will also have a connection with De La Salle College where he will oversee the school’s AFL program. He is a qualified teacher and his involvement will be of tremendous benefit for all involved with the school and our under-age program at the club.”
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The 2025 VAFA’s Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA) Round took place during the weekend of May 9–11, aligning with Mother’s Day on May 11. Many clubs also showed their support
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