24/07/2026
Telling Our Story 🦁
This Saturday, our teams will proudly wear two First Nations guernseys, each telling a unique part of the SMOSH West Lakes Women’s Football Club story.
Our Division 2 team will wear a First Nations guernsey represents each player’s spiritual connection to Country—the Country they are from and the Country on which we gather and play on Kaurna Country. It celebrates the land, waters, meeting places and skies that connect us all.
Artwork and design by Monica Turner Collins proud Arrernte Anmatyerr woman (maroon background).
The Division 2 Reserves team will wear a First Nations guernsey that tells the story of our football family. The artwork symbolises our players, coaches, volunteers and supporters, the journey of our club, and the many First Nations communities represented within SMOSH. It honours our Nunga and Torres Strait Islander girls and women who wear the jumper with pride.
Artwork and design by Rebekah Wanganeen proud Narunga Kokatha Kaurna woman (navy background).
Together, these guernseys represent connection—to Country, culture and community—and celebrate the stories, strength and legacy of the First Nations people who are part of our club.