South West Sydney Blues Australian Football Club is an Australian rules football club competing in AFL Sydney.
History The club was created in 2022, following a merger between the South West Sydney Magpies and Campbelltown Blues. Since 2024 the club has competed in AFL Sydney Men's Premier Division.
During Sir Doug Nicholls Round the club wears an Indigenous gurnsey designed by their captain, Kerwin Stuart, who has Yamatji and Adnyamathanha heritage.
During round 11 2025 former Richmond stars Brandon Ellis and Trent Cotchin played a one-off special appearance game against the Pennant Hills Demons. The Blues won the game scoring (21.7.133) against the Demons's (10.5.65). Trent Cotchin's two goals would mark the first time a Brownlow Medalist scored a goal in the AFL Sydney..
The club currently fields a Women's Division 1 team, and plans to field an AFL Sydney Women's Premier Division team by 2027.
In 2027 the Blues will compete alongside eight other AFL Syndey Premier Division teams in the Sydney Football League.
Individual honours Phelan Medal winners The Phelan Medal is awarded to the best player in the AFL Sydney Men's Premier Division during the home-and-away season as voted by the umpires: Finbar Delbridge (2025) AFL Players The following South West Sydney Blues players have played in the Australian Football League: Caleb May (Western Bulldogs) Seasons PremiersGrand FinalistMinor premiersWooden spoon AFL Sydney Men's Premier Division South West Sydney Blues AFL Sydney Men's Premier Division seasons Year No. P W D L % 2024 18 7 0 11 79.64 2025 18 10 0 8 110.22 2026 18 13 0 5 188.13
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