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.
Maroon & Goaled features every Subiaco goal from every week of the 2018 WAFL season.
Subiaco started the season with an offensive explosion, powering to a final score of 29.14 as they easily accounted for rivals East Perth in a one sided round one contest.
It is back for 2018, By The Numbers, all the numbers that sit behind every Subiaco win and loss across the season.
As the WAFL season began on Good Friday, Subiaco put together one of its most ruthless performances. See just where this big win rated in the all-time rankings of Subiaco victories.
In 2018 Subiaco will be profiling some of your favourite Lions and some of the up and coming Lions players in a special series called, “Getting to Know the Lions”.
Today's profile is on one of the debutants of the Subiaco Reserves side back on Good Friday and one half of a set of brothers who both joined Subiaco for 2018, David Ehlers
The Subiaco Reserves started their 2018 premiership defence with a stirring 21-point victory over East Perth on Friday at Leederville Oval.
In an even team performance across the day, reigning Blakemore Medallist Daniel Leach was among the best players on the ground with 20 possessions and laying 10 tackles to lead the Subiaco midfield.
Subiaco produced one of its best ever round one performances defeating East Perth by 118 points, making a strong statement that the Lions will again be contenders in 2018.
After two consecutive years marred by Grand Final heartache and after a long and gruelling pre-season, Subiaco finally got the chance for their first competitive match since the 2017 Grand Final, producing an irresistible display of attacking football.
Two players from Railways Football Club in Kalgoorlie and two players in their second chances at WAFL clubs headline a group of seven new debutants that will feature when Subiaco commence their season on Good Friday against East Perth.
Railways duo Ryan Borchet and Jacob Miller, former East Fremantle player Nick Menegola and former West Perth player Kaidyn Fullgrabe will all play their first WAFL league games in round one of the WAFL season.
Subiaco’s Colts and 16’s sides will tomorrow see four father-son players in action with three life members and three premiership players amongst the famous fathers.
Mitch Georgiades, Christian Miller-Sabbioni and Taj Schofield will play for the Subiaco Colts while Cameron Dean will represent the Subiaco 16’s.
