Two years ago Madoc Plane was a young, talented footballer who was making a tough initiation to WAFL Colts football.
Plane was part of a Subiaco Colts team that won just one game for the 2016 season, with Plane making a colts debut as a fresh 16 year old.
For the second consecutive season, the Subiaco Reserves face a Preliminary Final battle with Claremont, for the chance to play for premiership glory.
Some 12 months after they outlasted Claremont in a memorable Preliminary Final win, Subiaco will be hoping the omen of beating Claremont holds, following up by beating a second semi final foe in the Grand Final.
While Subiaco captain Kyal Horsley rightly heads into Monday’s Sandover Medal count as the hot favourite, Subiaco has up to seven players who could poll over 20 votes, potentially creating a historic first on Sandover Medal night.
A midfield fab four quartet of Horsley, Josh Deluca, Leigh Kitchin and Chris Phelan; two dominant talls in Zac Clarke and Lachlan Delahunty; and a driving defender in Hayden Kennedy could all be expected to pick up big vote tallies in Monday’s count.
Subiaco club officials and support staff were on hand to help in the celebration of long-time time keeper Arthur Livingstone’s 90th birthday.
Livingstone who turned 90 last month, had an intimate gathering of close family, friends and football family members, who were there for a morning tea.
This is every goal of the 2018 Subiaco season, this is Maroon & Goaled.
Subiaco commenced their finals campaign for 2018 with a hard fought win over South Fremantle in the WAFL Second Semi Final.
Subiaco’s quest for the 2018 Premiership stepped up a gear last weekend, as they accounted for South Fremantle in a hard fought second semi final battle, progressing to the 2018 WAFL Grand Final in two weeks time.
Subiaco did not have things all their own way though, as they overcame a big early deficit in recording their 19th straight win of 2018.
Subiaco’s Colts have progressed to the 2018 Colts WAFL Grand Final after winning their second semi final on Sunday, while the Reserves will have to go the hard way after losing their second semi final match.
The colts produced another outstanding display of team football beating Swan Districts by 46 points.
Subiaco has booked its spot in the 2018 WAFL Grand Final at Optus Stadium.
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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.
