Subiaco will go into this weekend’s match up with the Sharks at Leederville Oval with the knowledge of how important a win is in the context of the season.
Securing the four points would all but lock the Lions in for a home final, while a big win could see them finish in top spot.
Lose however, and the side could fall as low as fifth, pending the Read More [+]
While Mark Lawrence’s term at Subiaco Football Club’s President may be coming to an end, the legacy he leaves the club will last forever.
For 40 years, Lawrence has been involved with the Lions in a variety of different roles, including as a sponsor, a board member, and as the club director.
He said he came on board as part of the Save Subi campaign from the club.
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With a spot in the Colts finals already wrapped up with two games to go, Subiaco are looking to build on their momentum in what's shaping to be an exciting finals series.
The top four is separated by just two wins, with Subiaco in fourth on percentage.
Despite sealing their finals spot, Colts coach John Mansbridge said there’s plenty to play for in the remaining fixtures.
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The Club is saddened to hear of the passing of club legend Austin Robertson Jnr.
Ocker was a Subiaco life member, Diehard and an inaugural inductee into the WA Football Hall of Fame. As the leading goalkicker for Subiaco twelve (12) times, he also won the Bernie Naylor Medal 8 times as the WAFL leading goal kicker.
Overall, Robertson kicked 1315 goals in his career, the fourth-highest total in elite Australian rules football history. For Read More [+]
Subiaco was challenged, but ultimately able to complete a 30-point win over South Fremantle at Fremantle Community Bank Oval on Saturday August 19.
A competitive first half saw the two sides separated by just eight points, with the game in the balance.
Beau Wardman’s men took the fight to the Bulldogs in the second half, with a number of players stepping up.
It allowed Subiaco to claim Read More [+]
Having a whole program buzzing only helps the teams competing, when in a competitive environment.
It’s a situation the Reserves find themselves in, as they aim to compete for a double chance.
With the League pushing for a strong finish as well, it has the men’s senior program focused on success, which is important according to Reserves coach Jamie Battigelli.
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Sitting at a three-game losing streak after round 14, Subiaco’s season was at a crossroads.
By no means out of the race in fifth spot, but after being on the wrong end of a couple of close results, the Lions were on the verge of losing touch with the top of the ladder.
However, head coach Beau Wardman saw things differently.
“I didn’t think our football was Read More [+]
Subiaco will aim to keep their spot in the top two, when they take on South Fremantle at Fremantle Community Bank Oval on Saturday August 19.
With the Bulldogs being injury hit and out of finals contention, the side will be looking towards next year and how they can improve.
It means the Lions must be ready for anything, as they look to build on a three-game winning Read More [+]
Esperance District Football Association has celebrated its 2023 season, crowning the competition’s award winners across all grade
With Subiaco’s own Talent Manager Stu Berryman and Director of Talent and Country Garry Addison in attendance, Richard Bourne was crowned the Hepburn Medallist for the Senior Men’s League.
It wasn’t the only honour for Bourne, who also took out the coveted Footballer of the Year award.
In the Women’s competition, Rani Smart Read More [+]
Subiaco overcame an accurate West Coast, winning by 69 points at Leederville Oval on Sunday August 13.
After an early burst from the Eagles, the Lions settled into the match before overwhelming their opposition in the second half.
Subiaco kicked 13 goals after half time to West Coast’s six, winning the game 22.19 (151) to 13.4 (82).
Ben Golding was important when the game was up for grabs, with Read More [+]
