It may only be round one, but Subiaco is back on top of the WAFL competition after their 26-point win over Perth at Mineral Resources Park on Saturday, April 8. The Lions had to work themselves back into the game after being down at quarter-time. However, a five-goal second term got Subiaco back into the contest, ultimately setting up the win.

Max Walters showed his ability to find the goals, kicking two majors from Read More [+]

Subiaco will be looking for a strong start to 2023, when they take on Perth at Mineral Resources Park on Saturday March 8. A clash against the Demons looms as an intriguing battle in more ways than one, when the clash gets underway at 5:10pm.

The battle of the coaches box will be on full display, with two Subiaco Premiership coaches going head to head. Beau Wardman is again at the helm for the Read More [+]

The Subiaco Football Club will have plenty of presence at the AFL’s National Indigenous Academy in Adelaide this week. The program recognises the talent and leadership qualities of players around the country aged between 16 and 18, with a select few (the top 30 indigenous players) invited to learn, train, and play for the National Indigenous team. 

Colts products Toré Nelson and Caylon Seelander will take part, representing the Subiaco Football Club, while Lance Read More [+]

The highly anticipated 2023 WAFL season begins over Easter with three huge match ups on Good Friday and other two on Saturday topped off with Peter German leading his new-look Perth Demons into battle against the team he helped build into a powerhouse, Subiaco.

There's tremendous excitement over the new WAFL season with all 10 teams legitimately coming into it expecting to be strongly competitive whether that's West Perth trying to win back-to-back premierships, Claremont Read More [+]

The Lions are set to reflect on a tough outing, going down by 60 points to the top of the table Claremont at Leederville Oval on Saturday April 1. It was a heavily contested match, suiting the game style of the Tigers. Subiaco weren’t able to play the free-flowing football that served them well across the first three rounds.

Claremont proved too strong, and were able to control the Read More [+]

Subiaco's next task in season 2023 is an opportunity to formally announce themselves to the rest of the competition.

Against the reigning premiers Claremont, the Lions are looking to get back on the winners' list.

The clash will be played under the lights of Leederville Oval on Saturday April 1.

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Subiaco took their first loss of 2023 against the Sharks in round three, but could Read More [+]

Subiaco is looking to get back on top of the WAFL competition as we inch closer to round one.

A variety of off-season moves have been made in order to facilitate this goal.

From staffing changes to list management, the Lions have searched far and wide to get the best support for the upcoming season.

Subiaco has brought in high level recruits, some of whom may be Read More [+]

The Lions fell six points short of victory in a heavily contested game against East Fremantle at Leederville Oval on Saturday March 25.

Subiaco owned their fair share of the match, but the experienced Sharks were able to control the game in the final stages to close out the 5.4 (34) to 4.4 (28) result.

The Lions backline was impressive throughout the match, Read More [+]