The Swans' first game in the BARFL was on 21 April 1991 at King's Manor Upper School ground in Shoreham-by-Sea, West Sussex against the Bristol Bears.
In 2001, ten members of the Swans' squad were selected for the British Bulldogs side for the Atlantic Alliance Cup held in London.
And the Swans made it through to the semi-finals of the pre season cup narrowly missing out on a grand final spot after being defeated by North London.
This view instead of closing the idea of a new London based Swans team actually inspired then Club President Sam Dixon, Coach Alex Hill and Captain Dave Sheehan to push ahead with the plan regardless.
As they shared a collective vision for the Swans having a team in London which would enhance on field performance and player growth strategies.
A new sponsor the Shaftesbury Walkabout came on board donating new jumpers, club shirts, VIP entry and player half price drink cards.
A a double header played against the two reigning premiers of premiership and conference divisions both from the North London Lions club.
And Brian Clarke's Australian touring composite team 'The Convicts' chose to play an end of season non-league fixture against the Swans in what was a great match.
In the Grand Final, the Swans faced North London Lions and after a strong second half, ran away victors by 2 goals.
Best on ground was awarded to new recruit Anthony Raso, who dominated across the forward line all day, taking several spectacular 'Warwick Capper-style' marks.