The path to repeat for Subiaco has been set, with the WAFL announcing their 2019 fixture this morning.
The season will kick off with a bang for Subiaco, with the club set to raise its three premiership banners from 2018, with a home game in Round One on Saturday April 6th.
The Subiaco Football Club Women’s team had a “Come and Try Day” last Sunday, helping assist in the encouragement of participation of female football.
Nearly 40 girls were registered and in attendance, as the Subiaco Women continued to promote female football within the local community.
Subiaco has a new Talent Manager with Kristian Dicton announced as the successor to the recently promoted Michael Farmer.
Dicton beat out a strong field of candidates to become Subiaco’s new talent manager having officially started in the role last Monday.
It is an off-season of change for the Subiaco Colts after seeing their coach, talent manager and strength and conditioning coach all promoted through to the senior squad.
Subiaco held a Christmas Family Fun Day on Sunday with the club’s fans and members getting their first official opportunity to get a photo with the three premiership cups that were won in September’s 2018 WAFL Grand Finals.
Along with the premiership cups, the three premiership flags were also on display highlighting the League, Reserves and Colts Grand Final wins.
Subiaco has once again produced a successful recruiting foil for AFL clubs, with both League Premiership player Zac Clarke and Colts Premiership player Luke Foley drafted in the past week.
Foley was selected in the second round of the AFL National Draft, while Clarke was one of the first players to be signed under a new AFL list management category, as a Supplementary Pick player.
Subiaco was honoured this week at both the WA Football Media awards as well as at State Parliament.
A group of 11 Subiaco representatives were hosted at State Parliament at a dinner arranged by Member of Carine and Subiaco Vice Patron Tony Krsticevic.
The Subiaco Football Club Women's team has outstanding coaching opportunities for suitably qualified coaches for the 2019 season.
A proud club, with a history of sustained success, the Subiaco Football Club Women's formerly Coastal Titans have won seven premierships in the past 15 years.
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.
