Subiaco defender to hit 100 game milestone

This weekend’s game v Claremont will be Jordan Lockyer’s 100th WAFL game since debuting for West Perth FC in Round 21 2011 against East Fremantle. In the same year, Jordan was drafted by the Sydney Swans with pick number #43.

In 2015, Lockyer returned to WAFL to play for Subiaco, playing in 22 games including WAFL Grand Final throughout his first season with the Lions where he also was awarded the Andrew Christie Medal (ANZAC) and finished fourth in the Outridge Medal for Subiaco Fairest & Best.

Jordan Lockyer is one of the WAFL’s most accomplished defenders, he is a three-time premiership player with the Subiaco Football Club, was part of the history-making WA side that defeated Victoria during May 2017, and a Newton Screigh Award, Ted Doherty Memorial Award and Colin Williams Trophy winner.

Jordan Lockyer joins an esteemed group of Subiaco players featuring the likes of fellow players Horsley, Kitchin, Delahunty and Waters to have played 100 WAFL Games.  

 Congratulations Jordan!

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