Round 14 is the WAFL's Think Mental Health round, where football clubs across WA are encouraged to educate players in recognising and nurturing mental health.

The round has special meaning for Subiaco’s colts coach Chayce Creedy, who is also the deputy chairperson of the Regional Men's Health Initiative and has been on the board for eight years.

The organisation is behind the "Talk to a Mate" campaign, where people are encouraged to chat freely about Read More [+]

Last week our Subiaco 15’s competed in the WAFL development carnival against Perth, South Fremantle and regional sides, Midlands, Midwest and Great Southern. The 15s who had been training since May performed strongly across the 7 games, showcasing the exciting future of Subiaco Football Club.

Day 1 
The first day of the carnival was some closely contested football at Higgins Park where the Metro teams took on Perth and the Kalgoorlie Esperance team kicked Read More [+]

RESERVES

Subiaco completed a remarkable come from behind victory, defeating Peel Thunder by five points at Lane Group Stadium on Saturday.

It was a game of momentum, where both sides caught fire at different stages of the match.

After Peel led by four goals at the first break, the Lions fought back to lead by 10 points at half time.

However, the Thunder fought back, and led by as much as 27 points in the Read More [+]

Subiaco have gone down in a tough contest to Peel Thunder, falling by 26 points at Lane Group Stadium on Saturday July 16.

It was a heavily contested game, where the two sides were neck and neck throughout, with just two points separating them after three quarters.

However, the Thunder proved the better team on the day, kicking four goals to one in the last to take the 10.15 (75) to 7.7 (49) win.

Stefan Read More [+]

Key Times: 

7am – Gates Open

9.10am – Colts Bouncedown

9.30am– Handsome Stranger Coffee Open

11.00am – Subi Sports Bar Open

11.40am - Reserves Bouncedown

12pm – Team Store Opens / Food Trucks Arrive

1pm – KidZone Opens

2.10pm Read More [+]

Subiaco will make the trip to Mandurah in the hopes of finding some form in the latter stages of the season.

With their opponents in Peel Thunder in a similar position on the ladder, it'll be a close match up with both sides aiming to go home with the four points.

FORM

The Lions were competitive in their last hit out against East Fremantle, but ultimately fell by 25 points.

However, there were silver linings Read More [+]

In 2020, Subiaco's Colts side went into the grand final as underdogs, but walked out premiers in a 59-point victory over Claremont.

Among the names in the side were Fremantle duo Neil Erasmus and Matt Johnson, as well as Hawthorn's Tyler Brockman.

Closer to home however, seven players who featured throughout that season for the Lions so far have gone on to debut in the League side during season 2022.

One of them was defender Read More [+]

RESERVES

Subiaco have continued their impressive season in the reserves, defeating East Fremantle by 45 points at Leederville Oval on Saturday July 9.

The Lions were red-hot early, kicking the first four goals of the match to unsettle the Sharks.

Although East Fremantle managed to claw back the margin to as little as 12 points halfway through the third term, Subiaco went to another gear to blow them out of the water.

Five goals were Read More [+]

A four goal first quarter flurry from the Sharks has seen Subiaco fall by 25 points at Leederville Oval on Saturday July 9.

With a four goal flurry start the game for East Fremantle, the Lions fought valiantly but were on the back foot for the entirety of the game.

The fast start saw the Sharks come away victorious with the 9.11 (65) to 6.4 (40) win.

For the Lions, Kyle Stainsby and Galen Savigni Read More [+]

NAIDOC week is special in more ways than one according to Subiaco forward Brandon Matera.

He’s a proud Whadjuk/Noongar man, and is part of the Lions long history of Indigenous players alongside his brother Bailey.

Matera told Subiacofc.com.au it’s an important round in the WAFL calendar.

“Rounds like these bring awareness and help people learn about the history and culture of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people,” he said.

“It means a lot for me Read More [+]