The Subiaco Football Club Women’s team are set to cap off a whirlwind first year after being rebranded from Coastal Titans, set to contest the 2018 WAWFL Grand Final.
Subiaco who finished the qualifying season in fourth spot, are set to battle the WAWFL Minor Premiers in East Fremantle this Sunday at Claremont Oval.
Maroon & Goaled features every goal of every game from Subiaco in the 2018 season.
Subiaco reached 20 goals for the fifth time this year, with a comprehensive 91 point victory over East Fremantle in Round 20.
Subiaco progressed one step closer to achieving the first undefeated WAFL league season since 1946, extending their win streak in 2018 to 17 games.
A number of 2018 recruits had an impact on Subiaco’s win over East Fremantle, while the numbers were all in favour of Subiaco in the 91 point win.
Subiaco Women’s star midfielder and captain Hayley Miller has taken out the 2018 Dhara Kerr Medal for the Fairest & Best player in the WAWFL League competition.
In an exciting finish to a great 2018 Kerr Medal count, Miller polled two votes in the last game called on the night to pip Swan Districts Gemma Houghton by one vote.
Subiaco’s colts claimed a historic minor premiership, while the Subiaco reserves moved one win away from achieving a club clean sweep of minor premierships after each side recorded wins in minor grade action on Saturday.
The Colts won a highly anticipated top three battle while the Reserves had a big win over their East Fremantle opponents.
Subiaco continued on their path towards the 2018 WAFL Finals with a comprehensive 91 point victory over East Fremantle in WAFL Round 20 action.
After conceding the first goal of the game, Subiaco quickly answered and was never threatened from there as they extended their lead in every quarter in a complete four quarter performance.
The 2018 Subiaco Finals Classic is well under way, with 15 entries confirmed for the draw next Saturday.
Subiaco would like to acknowledge the following businesses who have all entered either single, or multiple entries into the 2018 Subiaco Finals Classic
Subiaco faces its final away game of the 2018 WAFL season this coming Saturday, as they venture to East Fremantle Oval for a Round 20 match with East Fremantle.
With just two games remaining until the 2018 WAFL Finals, this represents one of only two remaining chances for members of the Subiaco squad to put their hand up for a second semi final appearance with a strong performance.
The partnership between the Subiaco Football Club and the Subiaco Football Club Women’s has continued to strengthen across the 2018 season, with three women from the Subiaco Women’s team taking up the opportunity to assist with development coaching at the club.
Lauren Stammers, Claire Ortlepp and Rachel Ortlepp, who have been key pieces of the Subiaco Women’s team in 2018, have all commenced in the past month assisting the Subiaco Development squads.
Subiaco’s 2018 Lions Pride program came to a conclusion last week after eight months of assisting fringe and next generation players of the Subiaco Colts program in their ongoing development as footballers.
The Lions Pride program which has been uniquely created by Subiaco Talent Manager Michael Farmer and the wider talent program at the club, has been a pivotal part of developing talented footballers within the Subiaco district.
