Subiaco Colts won their fourth straight game and eighth of the season to ensure for one night at least, that Subiaco would have the three top teams on the ladder, a feat not achieved this late in the season before by the Lions.
By the end of the weekend, the Colts had fallen to second while a poor second half was costly for the Reserves as they slipped to fourth in a jam packed top of the 2018 WAFL Reserves ladder.
Subiaco is the first team to officially qualify for the 2018 WAFL Finals, with a hard fought 33 point win over West Perth on Saturday ensuring that the Lions will play finals for the fifth straight season.
After being made to work for every possession and score in the first half, Subiaco broke the game open with a typically ruthless burst, kicking four goals in time on of the third quarter.
Subiaco is set to join in NAIDOC Week celebrations, when they host a Round 14 WAFL clash against Peel in what is the second Grand Final rematch of the season.
Subiaco will again wear their special NAIDOC jumper and a Welcome to Country ceremony will occur before the match.
Subiaco are set to make the trip to Joondalup to take on rivals West Perth looking to continue their unbeaten run to 2018 and dampen West Perth’s International Round celebrations.
In what promises to be one of the best battles of the 2018 season so far, top placed Subiaco face one of their toughest challenges of the season against and in-form and rejuvenated West Perth who have won four of their last five matches and sit comfortably in third on the WAFL ladder.
The value of a Subiaco Membership is again set to show additional benefit, with Phoenix Holden revamping there Membership Matter Reward Program offer to all Subiaco Members.
The revised partnership and deal between Subiaco and Phoenix Holden means that club members will be eligible for huge savings on their next car purchase.
Our weekly look back at Subiaco’s history continues with Round 13 in the spotlight in Memory Lane.
Round 13 has been one full of big victories with two memorable 100 point wins over Swan Districts, while there have also been two memorable Round 13 wins over East Perth.
With the “End of Financial Year” on Saturday, get in now to help support the Subiaco Football Club and donate now to our donation programs through the Australian Sports Foundation.
The Subiaco Football Club has a proud history in the WAFL and a proud recent history as the benchmark club both on and off field for the WAFL competition.
Maroon & Goaled features every goal of every game from Subiaco in the 2018 season.
It was a return to the forward efficiency that has marked Subiaco’s 2018 season against Swans on the weekend, as the Lions bagged 19 goals on route to an 82 point win.
Thomas Edwards-Baldwin became the 10th new Subiaco player to debut in 2018 after making a surprise debut appearance as a late inclusion last Saturday.
A local product of the Kingsley Junior Football Club, Edwards-Baldwin has made impressive strides in his first season as part of the senior squad after two seasons with the Subiaco Colts program.
Subiaco made it 10 wins in a row to start 2018 with an 82 point win over Swans in round 12.
This week's By The Numbers starts with one of the great statisically anomalies and finishes with where Subiaco have built there biggest advantage this year, with ball in hand.
