Subiaco had their closest win of the 2018 season, a three point win over Claremont, which saw the Lions record a 14th straight win to start the year and secure the minor premiership for this year.
In a momentous week, Subiaco claimed both a historic minor premiership and is set to later in the week pass a momentous number, as their home and away winning streak is extended by another week.
Maroon & Goaled features every goal of every game from Subiaco in the 2018 season.
Subiaco faced their toughest challenge of the 2018 season, as they were forced to come from behind and fight to the final siren to overcome a determined Claremont outfit.
It promises to be one of the best post-games of the 2018 season for the Subiaco Football Club on Saturday with a host of past premiership greats to be in attendance and speak in front of members as part of post-match presentations.
With Subiaco celebrating Premiership Reunion Day on Saturday and acknowledging the achievements of the 1988 and 2008 premiership sides, a number of past premiership greats will be around Leederville Oval across the day.
Subiaco's Reserves side currently sit second on the ladder and are well placed for a run at the 2018 Finals.
Subiaco Reserves coach Matt Cavedon sat down last week over the bye to give an update on how his team is tracking over recent performances and what he is looking forward to in the last five weeks before finals.
It was mixed results for the minor grades with the Colts continuing their impressive winning run, while the Reserves dropped a tight one, in a great late season top of the table battle.
Both games were in the balance in the last quarter, in the Colts Subiaco kicked the two pivotal goals, while in the Reserves it was flipped with Claremont kicking two pivotal late goals to half the Subiaco Reserves charge for top spot.
Subiaco has claimed the 2018 WAFL Minor Premiership, after a narrow three point win over Claremont on Saturday, ensured that they cannot be caught at the top of the WAFL ladder.
In their toughest match of the season so far, Claremont led Subiaco for large portions of the match, with the Lions forced to come from 19 points down in the third quarter to record a gutsy win.
Subiaco will be celebrating Premiership Reunion Day when they battle Swan Districts on Saturday August 4, with the 1988 and 2008 league premiership sides to be acknowledged for their key contribution to the Subiaco Football Club.
There will also be a community feel to the day, with the City Of Vincent proudly supporting the match as the Major Event Partner. With City Of Vincent launching their Strategic Community Plan, it is fitting that a key community club at a community pillar will be acknowledged.
Subiaco returns to action after their final bye of the 2018 season, looking to continue winning ways as they build towards the 2018 WAFL finals.
Subiaco travel to Claremont Oval to battle Claremont on Saturday, facing one of their sternest tests of the year against an in form Tigers side.
Liam Baker is set to become the third Subiaco Lion drafted at the 2017 AFL Draft to debut at AFL level when he lines up for Richmond on Saturday.
Baker follows in the footsteps of 2017 teammates Liam Ryan and Brayden Ainsworth who have each debuted for West Coast this year.
Subiaco’s next home game against Swan Districts on Saturday August 4th is being proudly supported by Event Major Partner, the City of Vincent.
This will mark the second year in a row that the City of Vincent have supported a Subiaco home game.
