Subiaco completed a perfect 18 and 0 home and away season, with a 72 point win over Perth in Round 21 action.
The Lions built their lead at every change, recording another four quarter victory and in the process entered themselves into the Subiaco history books.
This is every goal of the 2018 Subiaco season, this is Maroon & Goaled.
Subiaco finished their home and away season with another impressive performance in front of the big sticks.
The Subiaco Football Club was saddened to learn of the passing of Alan White.
White who was a former Subiaco player, life member and club diehard, passed after battling recent illness.
Subiaco Women’s team have fallen in heart-breaking fashion in the 2018 WAWFL Grand Final, losing to East Fremantle by five points.
It was a gut-wrenching end to a season that has been full of highs and lows for the Subiaco women.
Subiaco has claimed minor premierships in all three grades in the same season for the first time as the Subiaco Reserves defeated Perth, wrapping up their own minor premiership, to sit alongside the league and colts team at top of their ladder.
The colts also had a tune up for finals, with a comfortable win to round at their home and away season.
All Subiaco fans and members are encouraged to show their support for the Lions by getting along to the WAFL Second Semi Final on Sunday September 9th.
After securing the minor premiership in all three grades, league, reserves and colts, Subiaco will have all three teams playing at Leederville Oval, aiming to secure a spot in the 2018 WAFL Grand Final.
Subiaco has completed a perfect 18-0 home and away season, defeating Perth by 72 points in their final game before the 2018 WAFL finals.
Subiaco now turns its focus to finals action, looking to make amends for two heart-breaking Grand Final defeats in 2016 and 2017.
Subiaco are set to complete their 2018 Home and Away campaign with their final home game of the season against Perth at Leederville Oval this Saturday.
Subiaco which has locked up top spot and a first week bye in finals, will look to use this match to fine tune and ensure that all players remain at full fitness and are prepared for what promises to be another tough finals series.
Ben Sokol made the move to Subiaco across the 2015/16 off-season determined for more opportunities and to make the most of a second chance.
Last Saturday Sokol reached the 50 game milestone for Subiaco, an achievement worth celebrating as Sokol’s move continues to pay handsome rewards for both club and player for the belief they showed in each other back at the end of 2015.
The Subiaco Football Club is very disappointed at today’s announcement by the West Australian Football Commission to play the WAFL Reserves Grand Final as a stand alone fixture on Saturday September 22.
All WAFL Clubs made a strong submission to the WAFC about the need to play all three grand finals on WAFL grand final day. The consultation with clubs resulted in a very clear expectation that the reserves grand final was to be on the same day as the league grand final.
