In a highly competitive opening round match of the 2023 WAFLW season, Subiaco and South Fremantle played out an exciting draw with a final score of 5.4 (34) to 4.10 (34). Both teams put on an impressive display of skill and determination, but neither side could gain a decisive advantage to secure the win.

One standout player of the match was Joanne Cregg, who made her debut for Subiaco and was named best on ground. Read More [+]

The Subiaco Football Club has continued its commitment to supporting football development in regional Western Australia by sending its league coaches to Esperance for a coaching seminar. The seminar, which was held in conjunction with the Esperance and Districts Football Association (EDFA), was an excellent opportunity for local coaches to enhance their skills and knowledge.

The coaching seminar was led by league coaches Beau Wardman, Nigel Hamilton, and Kara Antonio. In addition to the seminar, Read More [+]

The Subiaco Football Club will commemorate a special milestone in its history this weekend at the club’s Gala Night on Saturday March 11.

Members, staff, and former players will gather and celebrate the 50th anniversary of the 1973 WANFL Premiership.

In the match, Subiaco went head-to-head against West Perth, where just one point separated the two sides at half time.

However, the Lions were inspired in the second half, kicking away to a 32-point win Read More [+]

The Lions are set for an early litmus test, if pre-season is anything to go by.

Round one has Subiaco taking on South Fremantle at Leederville Oval on Sunday March 12.

While the Lions have a strong record against the Bulldogs, a new year means the slate is wiped clean.

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While it can be difficult to get a gauge after just one match, Subiaco were competitive against Peel Thunder in their eight-point loss at Read More [+]

There are fresh faces everywhere you look in Subiaco’s WAFLW side, and it’s those same faces that could hold the key to success in 2023.

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It is with great sadness that Subiaco Football Club announces the passing of a cherished member, Terry Pryor. Terry was an integral part of the Subiaco community for many years, and his presence will be sorely missed by all who knew him.

Terry played 14 League Games for Subiaco Football Club between 1964 and 1967. Over the years, he continued to be an active supporter of the club, always cheering on the Lions with unwavering enthusiasm.

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Subiaco finally operating as one club, new ways to get involved as a member, and the celebration of the 1973 flag are just some of the things fans can look forward to for the 2023 season.

The WAFL competition may have taken a break over the summer, but the Subiaco Football Club has been hard at work behind the scenes to bring better experiences for its players, staff, and in particular members who make the Read More [+]

Mark Lawrence has announced that this season will be his twelfth and final year as President of Subiaco Football Club.

Importantly, Lawrence and the SFC Board are also very pleased to announce their leadership succession plan whereby the current Vice-President,  Russell Smith will be endorsed as the Club’s President at the end of year AGM.

Russell Smith, as the President-elect, has the full support of the entire club board, staff and influential sponsors and key Read More [+]

After suffering the heartbreak of missing finals for the first time in their short history, Subiaco’s WAFLW team is eyeing a fresh start, according to the skipper.

In what would be the Lions’ last game in 2022, they fell one straight kick short of playing finals, losing to Peel Thunder in round 17.

Captain Tarni Golisano said it was a disappointing result, but it has a silver lining.

“For the girls that played last year, Read More [+]

The WAFL season is yet to get underway, but veteran Leigh Kitchin is already putting his name in the history books.

The 33-year-old will captain the side for a fifth-consecutive season, putting him in amongst Lions royalty.

He becomes just the seventh Subiaco player to captain in five or more seasons, in a list featuring club legends Neil Taylor, Aiden Parker, and Kyal Horsely.

Kitchin said it’s a privilege to lead the club once again.