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Three West Australian athletes selected in the Black Swans

23 SEP 2026
Black Swans First Nations
Netball WA are proud to congratulation two returning athletes, Scarlet Jauncey and Tierrah Miller as well as first time selection Tayla Abraham for being announced in the 2027 Black Swans Squad.
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Netball WA are proud to congratulation two returning athletes, Scarlet Jauncey and Tierrah Miller as well as first time selection Tayla Abraham for being announced in the 2027 Black Swans Squad.

The Black Swans are the First Nations National Squad and will represent Australia in international competition in 2027.

Proudly supported by the Confident Girls Foundation, the squad was selected following the annual First Nations Tournament in Melbourne last week, where some of the country's best emerging and established First Nations netballers showcased their talent.

Proud Yawuru woman Scarlet Jauncey returns to the squad, having represented the program since its inception in 2024.

Yamatji/Noongar woman Tierrah Miller also rejoins the team following her debut at the PacificAus Netball Series.

In exciting news, 17-year-old William / Wagyl Kaip woman Tayla Abraham has earned her first selection in the squad after an impressive performance at the First Nations Tournament.

Well done to all three West Australian athletes! 

Black Swans First Nations

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