As part of their ongoing commitment towards the sustainability of the Subiaco Football Club, a partnership with the Australian Sports Foundation as the Fundraising Partner has continued to foster through 2018.
Last month, Subiaco had their first donation to their Subiaco Development Fund with Subiaco legend Kevin Merifield the first to contribute as a donor into the program.
While Subiaco face a bye in Round Nine of the 2018 WAFL Season, there have been a number of memorable Round Nine moments throughout the club’s history.
This week’s look back down memory lane includes yet another memorable draw after an epic comeback, a win in front of a big crowd and a memorable occasion for a club captain and modern day great.
Subiaco are set to celebrate both their annual Family Fun Day and Member Appreciation Day in the next home game, Saturday June 9th against East Fremantle.
A recent regular of Subiaco’s home seasons, both the Member Appreciation and Family Fun Day have been opportunities for Subiaco to acknowledge the outstanding support of its members and give the next generation of Subiaco players a showcase day at Leederville Oval.
Subiaco Talent Manager Michael Farmer travelled to Kalgoorlie last weekend for the annual zone carnival featuring teams from Esperance and Kalgoorlie.
On the Saturday a Year Nine Kalgoorlie side played against a Year Nine Esperance Side and a Year 10 Kalgoorlie side also played a Year 10 Esperance side with both games played to a high standard.
Maroon & Goaled features every goal of every game from Subiaco in the 2018 season.
In a tighter than expected encounter, Subiaco were pushed by Perth for the majority of a hard fought Round Eight victory.
It was mixed results in the minor grades for Subiaco in Round Eight of the 2018 WAFL season with the Reserves having a solid win and the Colts suffering a second consecutive heartbreaking loss.
In the Reserves after a tight match in wet conditions, Subiaco finally broke the game late, recording a 33 point win, while in a low scoring Colts match, the young Lions suffered a six point loss.
After a sloppy first three quarters, Subiaco finally found the offensive rhythm that has defined their 2018 season so far, winning a tough battle with Perth by 40 points in wet conditions at Lathlain on Saturday.
After struggling for momentum for most of the Round Eight clash with Perth, Subiaco found an extra gear when it mattered most in the last quarter kicking seven goals to two running away to their seventh straight win to start 2018.
Subiaco are on the road for the second consecutive week, as they travel to Lathlain for a match with Perth looking to extend their unbeaten run to start 2018.
Subiaco are coming off one of its most complete performances of the season after defeating Peel in the Grand Final rematch a week ago, while Perth are buoyed by a gutsy one point win over Claremont.
Subiaco’s McKenzie Lawrence is set to make his WAFL league debut in tomorrow’s Round Eight clash against Perth.
The 20-year old midfielder from local Subiaco District club Warwick-Greenwood has been a strong performer in the Subiaco Reserves over the past 18 months with his selection a reward for consistent performance during that time.
The look down memory lane in 2018, continues as some of the great Subiaco memories and games from Round 8 are put into the spotlight.
This weekend’s opponents Perth have played off in a couple of memorable round eight encounters including a close one 33 years ago.
