The Subiaco Reserves side currently sit in sixth position on the ladder with two wins and three losses.
Last time out, the Reserves side led for the best part of three quarters but fell away late against West Perth, this came after a strong win over Reserves front running side Claremont under lights on a Friday night.
Subiaco played a big influence as WA won their sixth consecutive state league contest beating SA by 26 points in an absorbing state league contest in Adelaide on Saturday.
WA made a slow start in enemy territory as SA jumped from the blocks kicking four goals to nil in an opening quarter where WA wasted a number of opportunities.
In a new weekly feature for 2018, Subiaco will be taking a look back down memory lane with some of the great memories from each round of the WAFL season from years gone by.
With just one sleep until West Australia battles South Australia, take a look back at some of the great Subiaco memories in some of the best State Game matches that have taken place.
Subiaco is delighted to announce that they will have a league best eight representatives in the 2018 WAFL State Game when West Australia take on South Australia this Saturday at Adelaide Oval.
Kyal Horsley, Lachlan Delahunty, Aaron Heal, Angus Litherland, Leigh Kitchin, Chris Phelan, Brad Stevenson and Rhys Waters were all named in the final 23 man squad announced by the WAFL today.
The Subiaco Football Club Women’s teams will encounter another historic day this Sunday, as all three grades play at Leederville Oval on Mother’s Day.
Show your support of the Subiaco Women’s team by getting down to Leederville Oval for a full round of fixtures on Sunday, including the Grand Final rematch in the league game as Subiaco battle Swan Districts.
Maroon & Goaled features every goal of every game from Subiaco in the 2018 season.
Subiaco were made to work, but eventually able to overcome rivals West Perth on what was an emotional day in the aftermath of the passing of Shane Yarran.
Subiaco were forced to fight hard, but eventually made it five wins from five games to start the season with a 22 point win over rival West Perth on Saturday.
A certain captain produced a stunning career high, while a host of other players also experienced career days on Saturday.
It was a tough start to the day in Round 6 of the 2018 WAFL season for Subiaco as both the colts and reserves sides dropped games to West Perth.
The loss by the reserves was particularly disappointing given that the Lions led most of the day, only to be overrun late by a charging West Perth side.
Subiaco made it five straight wins to start 2018 as they overcame an emotional occasion, a slow start and a plucky West Perth to record a hard fought 22 point win.
Subiaco trailed by 10 points at quarter time and took until just before half time to hit the lead, but maintained a slight advantage throughout the second half eventually pulling away to win.
Subiaco returns to WAFL action this Saturday after an extended 16 day break, set to battle arch rivals West Perth in what promises to be an intirugin encounter.
It has been an eventful fortnight for Subiaco, with the passing of Shane Yarran, suspension of Josh Deluca and 10 Subiaco players being selected to the WA State team, since the Lions last win on Thursday Night Football against Claremont.
