Subiaco have won a 13-point arm-wrestle against Leederville Oval co-tenants East Perth to win the North Perth Community Bank Cup.

It was a see-sawing contest, with a significant northerly breeze meaning the Lions were kicking with the wind in the fourth quarter.

With the game on the line, the Lions held their nerve and outscored the Royals to win 10.9 (69) to 8.8 (56).

Angus Dewar continues to impress up forward, kicking three goals, while Read More [+]

Subiaco will be looking to continue their good form this week, when they take on the Royals at Leederville Oval on Saturday August 13.

The co-tenants of the ground will be battling it out for the North Perth Community Bank Cup, in what is set to be a heated contest.

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Subiaco came off the bye strongly, taking down West Coast by 23 points last round.

The Lions snapped a four-game losing streak, and will Read More [+]

Just 12 months ago, Subiaco colt Tyrell Dewar missed state selection as a 17-year-old.

Whilst still on the radar of selectors, he showed glimpses of his best as a junior, but had plenty to work on to become a more complete player.

However, 2022 has seen a new player emerge, where Dewar not only made the WA squad, but performed well enough to be invited to this year’s National Combine.

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The West Australian Football Commission (WAFC) is pleased to announce Leederville Oval in partnership with the City of Vincent, has been selected to host the 2022 WAFL Grand Final on Saturday, October 1. 

Leederville Oval was chosen against a selection criterion that included fan experience, game day atmosphere, the capacity of spectatorship, accessibility, and ground conditions. 

In their expression of interest submission, Leederville Oval pledged: 

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Let that sink in.

In today’s face past environment it is easy to get caught in the malarkey of society. Between dodging super-food fads and the uncertainty of the weatherman, it is an easy to be overwhelmed with the meaning of life and how you get ahead.

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Subiaco rising star Malakai Champion has been named an Under 16 AFL All-Australian for his recent efforts at the national carnival.

Selected off his incredible season with the Subiaco Futures squad, who were once again undefeated, Champion was one of six Lions representatives for Western Australia, and was a stand-out talent throughout the carnival.

Named in the squad as a forward pocket, he was able to use his speed and quick decision-making to have his Read More [+]

Subiaco champion Lachlan Delahunty has called time on his outstanding career, with the 5-time premiership player set to bid farewell in Lion’s final home game against Perth at Leederville Oval on Saturday, August 27. 

One of the most decorated Lions in club history, Delahunty will hang up the boots after extracting everything from his body across 8 seasons in the WAFL.

The 31-year-old will depart the game having played Read More [+]

An unleashed Stefan Giro spurred Subiaco to a confident win against a strong West Coast side at New Choice Homes Park on Saturday, August 6.

A dominant second quarter saw the Lions playing a brand of football they had been looking to implement throughout the season. Despite periods of inconsistency, Subiaco was the far better side and ran away 23-point victors.

Much like the last time the teams met, Subiaco's accuracy in front of goal Read More [+]

Subiaco will be looking to finish their season on a high, with West Coast firmly in their sights when the two sides battle at New Choice Homes Park on Saturday August 6.

It will be a fierce contest that both sides will be looking to win as the end of the WAFL season looms.

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The Lions will be hoping the week off will wield better results than their recent form suggests.

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Injuries are an unfortunate part of WAFL football, and few are more aware of the fact than veteran Lion Harry Marsh.

The 2021 premiership player spent the off-season recovering from two hernias in his groin before returning in round five.

After building back fitness and getting back to his best, he came off the ground in round eight with a hamstring injury.

Marsh told Subiacofc.com.au there was a silver lining to his injuries this season.