Subiaco Colt Ethan Barbieri is living proof that hard work leads to success.

The North Beach product has been a part of the Lions’ pathway since under 14s, and broke into the Colts team towards the end of last season.

After playing 17 games this season, his good form was rewarded with selection in the WAFL Colts Team of the Year, one of three Lions to receive the honour.

Barbieri told Subiacofc.com.au it was nice Read More [+]

Dr Wayne W Dyer once said “My goal is not to be better than anyone else, but to be better than I used to be” a timely reminder as we march deep into September and Finals Footy that the goal is always self-improvement.

And whilst it is easy to get caught on a result (or the scoreboard), the real worth can be attributed to self-growth. For instance take our Colts, in 2021 the team placed Read More [+]

Subiaco are through to the semi finals, following a dominant performance over Swan Districts.

The Lions got on top early and never looked back, taking a 73-point win in the Elimination Final at Fremantle Community Bank Oval on Sunday September 11.

Subiaco won the battle in the midfield, led by Connor Patterson who had a game-high 24 disposals and two goals.

Meanwhile, Lachie Vanirsen was efficient by foot in his 21 touches, and Jack Borchet Read More [+]

Subiaco fell four points short of a remarkable come from behind victory in the Qualifying Final against Peel Thunder at New Choice Homes Park on Saturday September 10.

Down by 19 points at three-quarter time, the Lions saved their best football for the end.

Luker Kentfield caught fire, taking strong marks and kicking goals to try and save the game for Subiaco.

Koltyn Tholstrup also had a moment up forward where he held his composure Read More [+]

For Subiaco’s reserves side, it’s a simple mindset. 

Their fourth-placed finish means the side needs to keep winning to stay alive in season 2022, with the first hurdle a clash with Swan Districts at Fremantle Community Bank Oval on Sunday September 11.

It will be a tough match, with two strong sides whose senior teams are both out of finals, meaning both will be hungry for success.

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Subiaco have looked impressive during the reserves’ Read More [+]

Subiaco will be looking to keep their winning momentum going against a quality Peel Thunder outfit at New Choice Homes Park on Saturday September 10.

Their win in round 20 sealed a third-placed finish, where the side has a double chance for the finals.

There will be a mental battle for the Lions, but will be up for the challenge when the first ball is bounced.

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Subiaco appear to have hit their straps heading Read More [+]

Subiaco may have had a down year, but it was one to remember for Ben Sokol, who claimed the 2022 Bernie Naylor Medal with 41 goals to his name.

It’s the second time he’s been the leading goal scorer across a season, after he first won it in 2019.

Sokol told Subiacofc.com.au it was a reflection of more than just his game.

“I felt like I had a relatively consistent season, even when we weren’t Read More [+]

“R U OK? Four letters that can mean so much and a message that is so simple. On a day like today where we recognise that is ok not to be ok, we encourage all Subi Sports Bar fans to open their arms and join us in an embrace.

Whether it’s a mate, a neighbour or a stranger never forget that there is always someone willing to chat and other wanting a chat. Despite what Read More [+]

RESERVES

For the reserves, it’s do or die from here on in, following their narrow 18-point loss to West Perth over the weekend.

After a less than ideal start from the Lions, they worked their way back into the game, reducing the 21-point margin to be all square at three quarter time.

However, Subiaco were put on the back foot by the minor premiers in the last, with the Falcons able to rebound when inside Read More [+]

Subiaco finish the 2022 season with a 47-point loss to West Perth despite three-quarters of tightly contested football.

Perth’s stormy weather meant it was a difficult game of football, with both sides making errors throughout the game.

The Falcons managed to run away with the game despite only a three-point deficit at the major break.

Freshly appointed backman Chad Harris looked strong in defence, with 12 kicks and 11 handballs, while Ben Sokol kicked three Read More [+]