The extension ensures the architect of one of the most successful periods in club history will continue leading Fever's pursuit of further premiership success.
Since taking charge ahead of the 2022 season, Ryan has led Fever to finals in every campaign, including the club's 2022 premiership, a Grand Final appearance and three Preliminary Final appearances, while compiling an impressive 71 per cent winning record across 80 matches. He is set to surpass Stacey Marinkovich's club record of 104 games as coach during the 2028 Super Netball season.
West Coast Fever Chief Executive Officer Simone Hansen said the Club was excited to have Ryan commit for another three years.
“Dan has played an enormous role in shaping the culture, professionalism and success of our club over the past five years,” Hansen said.
“His ability to inspire athletes, develop talent and drive consistent high performance has established West Coast Fever as one of the benchmark clubs in world netball.
“Securing Dan for another three years gives our members, fans and players confidence that we have the right leader to build on our success and pursue further premierships.
“We are incredibly excited about what lies ahead. The squad we have assembled for 2027 is built to compete for a premiership, and we know Dan is the right person to lead that journey.
Head Coach Dan Ryan said: “I’m incredibly grateful for the opportunity to continue as the head coach of West Coast Fever for the next three years. I just love this club and all the brilliant staff and athletes I get to work with.
“The past five years have flown by and I’m really proud of everything we’ve achieved together, on and off the court. But l know we’re all hungry for more, so I can’t wait to see what comes next for us.
“Being a head coach is relentless, but I love the challenge. I’m a competitor and so passionate about continuing to grow while helping our athletes and team be the best they can be.”
“I’m so excited about our future and ensuring West Coast Fever continues to be a powerhouse club in the best netball competition in the world.”
