Subiaco made it two wins from two outings in 2018 as they accounted for South Fremantle by 58 points on Saturday Evening at Fremantle Oval spurred by an 11 goal to 4 second half.
Deluca picked up a career best in possessions, Sokol continued his love affair with Fremantle Oval and a couple of Lions bagged their first goals.
Subiaco will battle Swan Districts in a top of the table clash as Subiaco say thanks to all of their Sponsors for their support in 2018.
The Subiaco colts will also feature in a top of the table clash against the Swans colts, while to finish the day, underlights, the Subiaco Women's team will battle Peel.
In the Grand Final rematch of the 2017 WAFL Reserves Grand Final, Subiaco fell just short of South Fremantle by two points at Fremantle Oval.
In a see-saing contest, South Fremantle kicked with the wind in the first quarter and built a three goal lead at quarter time before Subiaco stormed back into the match in the second quarter kicking four goals to nil to take a lead into the main break.
Subiaco continued it’s winning start to 2018 with a strong second half setting up a comprehensive 58 point win over South Fremantle
Only five points separated the teams eight minutes into the third quarter, however from that point on, it was all Subiaco as they kicked 11 of the last 14 goals of the game, romping to their biggest win against South Fremantle since 2015.
It has never been easier to hear what is going on at Subiaco with a new Subiaco Radio link on the Subiaco website.
As of 2018, Footy Radio will be providing a live audio feed of every Subiaco game in colts, reserves and league. On game day, simply visit Subiaco's Facebook page and scroll to the game feed to be kept up to date of all the action wherever you might be.
Fresh from a dominant round one victory, Subiaco are set to make the trip to Fremantle Oval this Saturday for a blockbuster match with South Fremantle.
Subiaco and South Fremantle have been the dominant teams of the past two WAFL home and away seasons, finishing first and second on the ladder entering finals in both 2016 and 2017 and have played in some absorbing contests over recent seasons.
Ethan Burnett will be the eighth new Lion to debut in 2018 and the sixth to make his WAFL league debut this year after being confirmed as a starter for the Round Two match with South Fremantle at Fremantle Oval on Saturday.
After Ben Newton, Ryan Borchet, Kaidyn Fullgrabe, Jacob Miller and Nick Menegola made their WAFL league debuts last week, Burnett becomes the 1636th player to represent Subiaco's league team.
Our trip down memory lane continues on the eve of Round Two, with five great Subiaco memories from Round Two of seasons past.
Fittingly, the top memory for this week includes this Saturday’s opponent and a game 11 years ago that is fondly remembered by Lions fans.
Subiaco’s colts had a big win in round one as they comfortably accounted for East Perth, scoring the highest score by a Subiaco colts side since 2013.
Coach Beau Wardman checked in to give a recap of the Round One victory while looking ahead to Round Two and a date with South Fremantle
In 2018, the Subiaco Football Club through their website will be highlighting just how far the reach of their club stretches by getting some of the stories from those fans and members that continue to support the Lions.
These are the stories of Subi People.
It is a Wednesday night, two days from the start of the 2018 WAFL season and Troy Halligan doesn’t need to be at the Subiaco Football Club for training this night, but he is.
