One game has been driving the Subiaco squad for the past 12 months, and that one game is just two weeks away, after Subiaco progressed to the 2018 WAFL Grand Final after beating South Fremantle by 18 points in a hard fought WAFL Second Semi Final.
In one of their toughest wins of an unbeaten season so far, Subiaco was forced to come from 23 points back rallying in a 41 point turnaround across the last three quarters of the match.
The year long look down memory lane moves to finals, with the top five Subiaco moments from Second Semi Final history.
It is an interesting history that Subiaco has with Second Semi Finals.
Subiaco will be aiming to make a fifth straight Grand Final when they face South Fremantle in Sunday’s 2018 WAFL Second Semi Final.
After a week off in the first week of the WAFL finals, Subiaco face a red hot South Fremantle who had a big win in last weekend’s Qualifying Final.
The Esperance Districts Football Association and Goldfields Football League have honoured their best players of the 2018 Season with award presentations in the past month.
The prestigious Hepburn Medal and Mitchell Medal were both awarded with Brendon White of Esperance taking out the Hepburn Medal and Alex Stewart of Kalgoorlie City winning the Mitchell Medal.
It is hard to imagine a more winding journey to 50 WAFL League games than the one that Subiaco midfielder Justin Joyce has taken.
After debuting fresh from the Subiaco Colts midway through 2011, it has taken Joyce over seven years to achieve this 50 game milestone.
Subiaco produced one of the great home and away seasons in WAFL history, going unbeaten, seeing all three teams finish on top and producing outstanding attacking and defensive football across the year.
While Subiaco’s attention now turns to what really matters, the 2018 WAFL finals, take a quick look back at how Subiaco got to this point of the season unbeaten and with three teams on top of the table.
The Subiaco Colts this week will head into their first finals in five years, looking to secure the club’s first Colts premiership in 29 years.
After claiming the minor premiership the Colts were able to have a week off, rest up and prepare for the chance to go straight through to the 2018 Grand Final.
Subiaco produced arguably their best ever home and away season in the WAFL, riding an unbeaten run all the way through 2018.
The Lions were unstoppage across most of the year, with a historically good defence complimented by an efficient forward line to produce a season of all round greatness.
Subiaco officially launched their newest corporate space last weekend in conjunction with their final game of the 2018 Home and Away season.
Over 60 VIP’s of the Subiaco Football Club were invited as the club launched the Corporate Deck, a unique space for both game day functions and an additional space for functions and events at the Leederville Sports Bar & Function’s Centre.
The Subiaco Football Club and Leederville Oval will this Sunday host the biggest day on the WAFL calendar so far.
Second Semi Final day arrives, as after six months of battling it out, the first teams in the 2018 WAFL Grand Final will be decided.
| Round 6 Saturday, 04 May | ||
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| 2:30 PM at Sullivan Logistics Stadium | ||
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