Subiaco have fallen short of what would have been a remarkable come from behind win at Leederville Oval on Sunday April 30. The Lions left it late, but were surging in the last quarter to bring the margin back down to six points. With the clock ticking down, each side was giving it their all to get their team the four points.

However, West Perth had done enough work earlier Read More [+]

Subiaco have shown their form is no fluke, having defeated the two grand finalists from last year in back-to-back rounds. After a strong win over Claremont last week, the Lions took down the 2022 WAFL Premiers West Perth, winning 9.12 (66) to 6.9 (55). 

In a low scoring affair, Subiaco took ascendancy in the second quarter, and refused to give it up for the rest of the game. The side’s Read More [+]

WAFL: Round Four Match Preview vs West Perth

Subiaco head to Joondalup with a bit of confidence, as they look to knock off the reigning premiers in West Perth at Pentanet Stadium on Saturday April 29. With both sides hitting their straps after three rounds, the four points will be important to both teams going forward. Midfielder Stefan Giro comes back into the Lions’ side, while Read More [+]

A new approach to the Subiaco Football Club’s Futures program has yielded similar success, whilst also creating innovation.

The Lions went 5-1 across the season, finishing second on the ladder on percentage. 67 players were included as part of the program, including 14 from Subiaco's regional zone in Kalgoorlie and Esperance.

Among them, 56 were called on to represent the Lions across the six games this year, which is higher than Read More [+]

Lions take Andrew Christie Cup after strong win

A nine-goal performance from Subiaco’s key forwards helped them to a 24-point win over Claremont at Leederville Oval. The Lions worked their way into the game, before kicking six goals in a row in the first half to give themselves a buffer.

Subiaco were clinical in their process, and stayed on track in a good four quarter effort.

Their strong win Read More [+]

Subiaco face their biggest test of the year to date, when they host Claremont at Leederville Oval on Saturday April 22. The Lions are fifth on the WAFL ladder, and the challenge against the top of the table Tigers looks to be an important one in terms of shaping the season.

Subiaco will need to be at their very best when the siren sounds at 2:10pm, when the two sides battle Read More [+]

Round Three’s clash against Claremont will be more than just a WAFL fixture; with Subiaco honouring the ANZACS with the Andrew Christie Cup again for 2023. 

The very reason we can play the game we love is because of the sacrifice that thousands of Australians made in the First World War and the Subiaco Football Club honour this sacrifice with the Andrew Christie Cup every year.

Andrew Christie played 44 games for Subi from 1909 Read More [+]

Subiaco were dealt their first loss of the season, falling to East Perth by 23 points at Leederville Oval on Saturday, April 15. It was a game that got away from the Lions, with the Royals catching fire with six goals in the first term.

Subiaco came back late, but gave themselves too much to do, with the scores finishing 17.10 (112) to 14.5 (89).

Midfielder Stefan Giro continued to Read More [+]

It’s the battle of the Leederville co-tenants on Saturday April 15, as Subiaco takes on the Royals. With both sides taking wins in round one, each team will be full of confidence once the siren blows.

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The Lions started off slowly, but found their groove later in the match to storm ahead of a gallant Perth outfit in round one. Subiaco fought back from 21 points down Read More [+]

The feeling of last year’s finals exodus is driving Subiaco to return to the pinnacle of the WAFL, according to one of their star players. The Lions finished seventh last year, but their 26-point win over Perth has them in top spot at the end of round one. Spearhead Ben Sokol, who kicked five goals, said a mixture of factors has them primed for a return to September action.

“I Read More [+]