GWS Giants

You've probably heard of the GWS Giants - or at least you've seen their bright orange guernseys on the footy field. They're Sydney's first AFL team, and in just their 10th year in the competition, they've already made it to the Grand Final. But there's a lot more to the Giants than meets the eye.
The Giants were founded in 2009 with the mission of bringing AFL to Western Sydney. The team is based in the Sydney Olympic Park precinct, and they play their home games at Spotless Stadium. The Giants are owned by a consortium of investors, including the AFL, the NSW Government, and the Sydney Cricket and Sports Ground Trust.
The Giants have a strong commitment to developing young players, and they have a number of talented youngsters on their list. They also have a number of experienced players, including Shane Mumford, Heath Shaw, and Callan Ward.
The Giants have had a tough start to the 2017 season, but they're still in the hunt for a finals berth. They're a young team with a lot of potential, and they're sure to be a force to be reckoned with in the years to come.
Here are a few things you probably didn't know about the GWS Giants:
* The Giants' guernsey is inspired by the colors of the Waratah flower, which is the floral emblem of New South Wales.
* The Giants' mascot is a giant orange and black cockatoo.
* The Giants have a strong community outreach program, and they work with a number of schools and clubs in Western Sydney.
* The Giants have a partnership with the University of Western Sydney, and they offer a number of scholarship programs for students.
* The Giants are the only AFL team to have never played in a Grand Final.
The Giants are a young team with a lot of potential, and they're sure to be a force to be reckoned with in the years to come. So next time you see them playing on TV, be sure to give them a cheer!