Subiaco’s Colts will be looking to continue their momentum into their semi final clash with East Fremantle at Fremantle Community Bank Oval on Saturday September 9.

The two sides appear similar on paper, setting up an exciting clash where only the winner will continue on in season 2023.

Recent history shows mixed results for the Lions, but they’ll be looking to maintain what’s gotten them in a position to compete.

Subiaco’s reserves are in a similar position to the League side, in that they must continue to win in order to progress in season 2023.

Last year’s Premiers will be looking to make it to the final game of the season, but a roadblock in their way is their opponents in East Fremantle.

The two sides will go head to head at Fremantle Community Bank Oval on Saturday September 9.

The equation for the Lions is simple going forward in 2023: win to stay alive, or lose and it’s season over.

Subiaco will host Claremont in a do or die clash at Leederville Oval on Sunday September 10, in a do or die clash.

The two sides have been involved in plenty of September action in recent times, so both teams will know what it takes to win in these Read More [+]

With all three grades playing in knock out finals this weekend, the Club is calling on Subiaco supporters to show their support of the players by wearing their maroon and gold attire to the games this weekend and for the remainder of the finals.  

"Subiaco merchandise has been flying out the door of our Leederville Oval store recently and it's great to see so many people wearing old and new gear to the games" said Read More [+]

Subiaco are through to the semi finals, after they knocked off West Perth by 37 points at Leederville Oval on Saturday September 2.

After a close first half, the Lions took control in the second, outscoring their opponents by 47 points.

Riley Wills was important to the win, with 26 disposals and nine inside 50s.

Meanwhile, Lance Collard’s five goals kept the Lions in the game in Read More [+]

Subiaco will need to win to stay alive in the reserves competition, following their Qualifying Final loss to Swan Districts.

The Swans got their noses in front early, leaving the Lions playing catch up for the remainder of the game.

Ultimately it was a bridge too far, with the side falling to Swan Districts 9.10 (64) to 5.11 (41)

Corey Bellouard had an influence with 19 disposals, while Corey Read More [+]

Subiaco fell in a 10-point thriller to Peel Thunder in the Qualifying Final at Leederville Oval on Saturday September 2.

There were several momentum changes throughout the contest, with both sides dominating at different stages of the game.

Trailing by 16 points in the final term, the Lions gave it their all to try and win.

Ben Sokol kicked three majors to give his side the lead Read More [+]

Subiaco is focused on returning to play their best football, as they head into the WAFL Finals.

The Lions finished the home and away season with a 12-6 record to finish in second spot, despite a final round loss to East Fremantle.

Emerging midfielder Rylie Morgan said while the loss was tough, there’s plenty of belief within the playing group.

“We didn’t finish the home and away Read More [+]

Subiaco will play host for the 2023 Qualifying Final, when they take on Peel Thunder at Leederville Oval on Saturday September 2.

The two sides have had some close battles over the years, and neither will be willing to give an inch.

The road to the WAFL Grand Final starts at Leederville Oval.

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Subiaco had been building momentum towards the end of the home Read More [+]

Subiaco will be looking to book their spot in the semi final when they take on Swan Districts at Leederville Oval.

Like the League side, the Lions have earned the double chance, and will be looking to continue their winning form.

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The Lions have won three of their past four games, as they tune up for September action.

This included a good 50-point win Read More [+]