The WAFL season is yet to get underway, but veteran Leigh Kitchin is already putting his name in the history books.

The 33-year-old will captain the side for a fifth-consecutive season, putting him in amongst Lions royalty.

He becomes just the seventh Subiaco player to captain in five or more seasons, in a list featuring club legends Neil Taylor, Aiden Parker, and Kyal Horsely.

Kitchin said it’s a privilege to lead the club once again.

Since the Women’s WAFL competition started in 2019, Subiaco has been a force to be reckoned with.

They’ve played finals in three out of the four seasons, and narrowly missed out on a maiden Premiership in 2020.

This year, the Lions WAFLW side will look to go back to the top, as they head into season 2023 fully integrated into the club for the first time.

What it means for the Women’s League and Rogers Read More [+]

If you're a fan of Australian rules football, there's no better way to get involved in the action than by becoming a member of a local club. And if you're looking for a club that's been consistently successful in recent years, look no further than the Subiaco Football Club.

With nine premierships since 2000, the Subiaco Football Club is one of the most successful teams in the West Australian Football League (WAFL). But it's not Read More [+]

The Subiaco Football Club has a rich and storied history, but few moments in the club's history have been as significant as the 1973 WAFL Premiership. That year, the Subiaco Lions were able to achieve something that had eluded the club for 49 years, winning the Premiership for the first time since 1924.

The 1973 Premiership was a remarkable achievement for Subiaco, and it helped to establish the club as a genuine powerhouse in the West Read More [+]

The Subiaco Football Club wishes to extend its sincerest congratulations to Wally Edwards, Managing Director of Holman, for his recent recognition of the Australian Merit Award for his lifetime service to cricket. Wally's remarkable commitment to the sporting community, especially as the principal partner of the Subiaco Football Club, has been pivotal in the club's continued success.

Over the years, Wally's contributions have provided a strong foundation for our players, coaches, and staff to succeed. His Read More [+]

The Subiaco Football Club has bid a fond farewell to its outgoing Subiaco Gold's President, Ross Lockhart, as he steps down after 12 years of outstanding service. Lockhart's unwavering dedication to the Gold's has earned him the esteemed honor of a life membership, a testament to the impact he has made during his tenure.

The Subiaco Football Club and it's Gold's have enjoyed great success in recent years, in no small part thanks to Lockhart's tireless efforts. Read More [+]

Subiaco Football Club's coterie group, the "Subiaco Golds," has announced the appointment of Jeff Hatcher as its new president. Hatcher brings with him an extensive background in football administration and a lifelong passion for the Subiaco Football Club.

The Subiaco Golds have a long and storied history of supporting the Subiaco Football Club, dating back to the club's inception in 1896. The group was originally founded as the "Subiaco Football Club Supporters Association" and has Read More [+]

With just under two months until the 2023 Subiaco Gala Night and 50 Year Reunion of the 1973 Premiership the Subiaco Football Club and the event committee are working hard to deliver an exceptional evening.

With the black-tie event now taking place at the Subiaco Football Club, the Club is looking forward to the event creating a legacy that can be used henceforth.

Additionally, ticket prices have been reduced Read More [+]