After playing big parts in Subiaco’s 2018 Colts Premiership success, WAFL award winners Tristan Hobley and Jack Mayo are both in contention to be AFL listed in the National Draft.
Mayo took out the WAFL Colts Leading Goalkicker after a consistent season inside 50 for the Lions, while Hobley saw his outstanding second half run of form culminate in winning the Mel Whinnen Medal as the best player in the 2018 WAFL Colts Grand Final.
If having a famous football father was not enough to contend with, sibling rivalry would seem an added burden for Subiaco’s midfield duo of Liam and Wil Hickmott.
Yet, while the legacy of their father Adrian and his time with Carlton and Geelong will always be there, as brothers they continue to embrace being able to play together and enjoy the highs and lows of football together.
AE Hoskins Building Services are set for their milestone 10th season as Corporate Partners of the Subiaco Football Club, after committing for 2019.
In 2019 AE Hoskins Building Services will again be a Major Naming Right Partner.
It has been a year of great highs after a year of disappointments for young Subiaco midfielder Luke Foley.
After being admittedly stung by the lack of attention he received at last year’s AFL National Draft, Foley came into 2018 with a point to prove.
Subiaco is delighted to announce that Chep Australia has joined as a Premier Partner of the club for 2019 season.
Chep Australia is a global supply chain partner assisting retailers, manufacturers and transporters to move and handle goods across Australia and the world.
Subiaco’s reputation of producing mature age AFL footballers is set to grow over the next fortnight with a duo of former Dockers in the mix for a second chance lifeline at the AFL level.
Zac Clarke and Josh Deluca rebounded to the disappointment of being delisted by Fremantle at the end of 2017, producing outstanding individual seasons as Subiaco won the 2018 premiership.
Subiaco has continued to finalise their coaching teams ahead of the 2019 season after Chayce Creedy was appointed the new coach of the Subiaco Colts.
Creedy replaces outgoing Colts Premiership Coach Beau Wardman who has been elevated to senior coach of the club.
In the lead up to the 2018 WAFL Grand Final, while the battle was set to take place on Optus Stadium, for one of Subiaco's directors, Bret Hutchinson, a far more significant battle was underway off the field.
Baxter Hutchinson, son of Bret, on September 20, just three days before Subiaco’s Grand Final decider, underwent surgery to remove two medulloblastoma tumours that had been discovered in Baxter.
The Subiaco Football Club is delighted to announce that Matthew Olds has been appointed as the new Head Strength & Conditioning Coach of the club.
Olds, who has been involved in the Subiaco system for the past three years, has most recently worked with the Colts program and was recognised as a key figure of this year’s Colts success with his work in strength and conditioning crucial to this year’s premiership win.
The Subiaco Football Club Women’s team will be holding a “Come & Try Session” on Sunday December 2nd, at Leederville Oval, commencing at 9am.
The session is designed to be a fun introduction to football, with the trials open to any lady over the age of 14 that are looking to take their football to the next level.
