NAIDOC week is special in more ways than one according to Subiaco forward Brandon Matera.

He’s a proud Whadjuk/Noongar man, and is part of the Lions long history of Indigenous players alongside his brother Bailey.

Matera told Subiacofc.com.au it’s an important round in the WAFL calendar.

“Rounds like these bring awareness and help people learn about the history and culture of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people,” he said.

“It means a lot for me Read More [+]

This week is NAIDOC round, and it looms as an important fixture for the Lions.

As the WAFL competition gets back underway following the bye, Subiaco is faced with a challenge in East Fremantle at Leederville Oval on Saturday July 9.

With eight matches left in the regular season, the Lions are in unfamiliar territory in recent times, sitting two wins outside the top five.

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Subiaco have four wins from 10 games this season, Read More [+]

There are always going to be challenges for teams that have been as successful as Subiaco has been over the past decade.

With the competition improving, injuries, and the COVID-19 pandemic, challenges have been thrown Subiaco’s way throughout the whole 2022 season.

Despite a difficult start where the side sits two wins outside of the top five, head coach Beau Wardman told Subiacofc.com.au the problems the Lions have encountered will hold them in good stead Read More [+]

The 2022 Lions Community Development Raffle has so far had a great response from our Members! The club looks forward to your continued support in particular by the early return of raffle tickets. Support is requested from members with raffle tickets on hand to be returned.

We urge ticket holders to use the "Reply Paid" facility included with raffle details to return sold tickets.

This annual project is designed to financially assist our junior club Read More [+]

Subiaco FC is exceptionally proud of the club and all the supporters who joined the 2022 Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA) #WALKFORHIM. It has been confirmed, that Subiaco FC not only topped the list of WAFL clubs fundraising for 2022 but raised the most funds across Australia for this year’s Men’s Health Week!

Through the immense support from our players, sponsors, supporters and staff, the Subiaco FC team raised a total of Read More [+]

RESERVES

The Lions were made to work for it, but were good enough to grind out an eight-point win over Swan Districts at Steel Blue Oval on Saturday June 25.

It was tight all game, with the two sides trading goals at various stages of the match.

With the margin at seven points at half time, Subiaco put in the work and kicked four goals to stretch the lead to 20.

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A dominant third quarter from the Swans has seen Subiaco fall by 51 points at Steel Blue Oval on Saturday June 25.

After an even contest across the first half with the lead changing multiple times, Swan Districts put on the afterburners to stop the Lions in their tracks.

Six goals were kicked in a row, with the Lions unable to score in the term to try and shift the momentum.

The burst saw the Read More [+]

The Subiaco Football Club is saddened to learn of the recent passing of past player and coach George Woodhouse.

Woodhouse was a valuable part of our proud history, playing 34 League games and 28 Reserves games between 1956 and 1958.

Throughout his playing career with Subiaco, Woodhouse was consistently a top performer and won the Reserves Fairest and Best in 1958.

Woodhouse returned to the Club to take up a coaching role of the Reserves in 1972/73, coachin the team Read More [+]

Subiaco will be looking to continue their momentum when they take on Swan Districts at Steel Blue Oval on Saturday June 25.

The two sides are both knocking on the door of the top five, so both teams will be looking for the four points.

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The Lions have had back to back wins against Perth and West Coast, where they sit seventh on the WAFL ladder.

It came after tough losses to East Fremantle Read More [+]

Over the years, playing a role has been an aspect of Subiaco defender Drew Rohde's game.

A solid backman who can play tall or small, the 28-year-old is part of a formidable back six that has stopped some of the best attacks in the competition over the years.

While there are new names among the Lions' defence, he said the systems in place at the club have helped keep their backline competitive.

"We've had a Read More [+]