For the success of any football club, its support staff are paramount, but at times fly under the radar of team success.
Ahead of Ladies Day, Subiacofc.com.au spoke with some of the women behind the men’s team, to share their experiences.
Head physio Phoebe Adams is in her second season with the Lions after coming over from New South Wales.
She said there’s a great community within Read More [+]
After a string of losses, the Lions will be looking to turn things around, when they take on Perth at Leederville Oval on Saturday July 22.
Subiaco are fifth on the WAFL ladder, and are only two wins off top spot.
With five games to go for each side over the next six rounds, this clash could spark the side as they aim to cement themselves in the Read More [+]
Subiaco has suffered the heartbreak of a two-point loss to Swan Districts at Bassendean Oval on Sunday July 18.
Despite the Swans controlling the majority of the game, the Lions got things going late, hitting the lead at the 20-minute mark of the last quarter.
With it all to play for, the Swans landed a double blow.
Although Subiaco got one back, it was too late with Read More [+]
The Lions are looking to break a run of losses, when they head to Bassendean to take on Swan Districts at Steel Blue Oval on Sunday July 16.
After a tough couple of games, Subiaco will be keen to get back to their winning ways to move back up the ladder.
It’s an important milestone for defender Aaron Heal, who’s set to play game number 150 for the Read More [+]
From Peel Thunder, to Baldivis, to 150 games at Subiaco.
In a competition as demanding as the WAFL, milestones play a role in spurring players on to keep going.
The situation was no different for Aaron Heal, who’s set to play game 150 for the Lions against Swan Districts this weekend.
“I was on the edge last year whether I was going to come back or not, Read More [+]
Subiaco has been left to rue missed chances early, going down by 14 points to Peel Thunder at Leederville Oval on Saturday July 8.
In a tight game where the final margin was the biggest of the game, the Lions dominated the match early but couldn’t get scores on the board.
It left the door open for the Thunder to come back, who did the damage in the Read More [+]
Last Saturday, club president Mark Lawrence and Holman's Managing Director and Club Sponsor Wally Edwards AM drew the prizes for the Club's Community Raffle.
The Raffle again raised much needed funds for Community Development programs with Clubs within the Subiaco district also being able to use the raffle as a chance to raise their own funding.
"It was good to see the Subiaco Community get behind the raffle and great to see the major prize winner come from Read More [+]
The club is saddened by the passing yesterday of ex-player Wayne Williams after a long battle with cancer. Wayne played 51 league games between 1974 and 1979. His father Fred was a champion for Subi in the late 30’s and was a member of our Team of the Century.
Our condolences to wife Erica and their three daughters.
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Subiaco will look to make the adjustments to prime themselves for a September run in 2023.
Their next task: a battle with Peel Thunder at Leederville Oval on Saturday July 8.
It’s the clash where the side will celebrate NAIDOC Round, sporting their jerseys designed by Subiaco’s own Des Headland and artist Kevin Bynder.
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Subiaco have looked a dominant side throughout 2023, and as Read More [+]
The Subiaco Football Club is proud to celebrate NAIDOC week during round 13 at Leederville Oval on Saturday July 8th.
The players will be wearing Indigenous jumpers designed by former Lion Des Headland and artist Kevin Bynder.
Meanwhile, Whadjuk elder Neville Collard will be in attendance to perform a smoking ceremony prior to the League match.
Subiaco has a storied history of Indigenous players.
Cyril Collard Read More [+]
