GOLDS UPDATE

February Meeting – AGM
Last season recorded a good balanced operation successfully maintaining our objectives of supporting the club with projects designed to benefit player amenities.

This year’s committee

President                            Ross Lockhart
Vice President                   Angelo Porcaro
Secretary                             Brian Becker
Treasurer                            Kevin Jones
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RESERVES 

Subiaco were left stunned by the Royals in the reserves, with a heartbreaking three-point loss at Leederville Oval on Saturday.

After an even start to the match, the Lions broke away in the second term kicking five goals to one, taking a 26-point lead into half time.

East Perth fought strongly, but Subiaco appeared too strong over the first three quarters to lead by 32 points at three quarter time.

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A remarkable point from Max Walters has ensured Subiaco head into the bye with a win, defeating East Perth in a one-point thriller at Leederville Oval on Saturday May 7.

With the scores level with two minutes to go, both teams were balancing their attack and defence, with each side looking for any score to win.

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Many Subiaco greats have hailed from the Goldfields-Esperance including the likes of Kyal Horsely, Clancey Wheeler and current players Hayden Kennedy and the Borchet’s with the list going on. The pool of talented players seems to be continuing with a number of regional players representing Subiaco in the Colts and Futures programs.

Futures having wrapped up saw 10 Goldfields-Esperance players get the opportunity to pull on the maroon and gold, all of which had a Read More [+]

Subiaco will be looking for a change of fortune, when they go head-to-head with East Perth at Leederville Oval on Saturday May 7.

The battle of the Leederville co-tenants always has high tensions, with this weekend to be no exception.

Although Subiaco has the wood over the Royals in recent times, East Perth should not be underestimated given their start to season 2022.

FORM

Subiaco have been tested in the opening rounds, going up against Read More [+]

The West Australian Football Commission is delighted to reveal the State 16’s Academy squad for 2022. 

Six Subiaco players have been named ahead of this year’s U16’s AFL National Championships and the WAFC and Club congratulates the clubs and schools who’ve helped players earn selection. 

WAFC State Talent Manager Adam Jones believes the players chosen will do their state proud. 

“It was very challenging to finalise the last Read More [+]

Subiaco key forward Jack Mayo was looking forward to getting a full season under his belt this year after coming back from a knee injury in 2021.

He had been working hard in the off-season to get his body right for the upcoming campaign, and had been solid during pre-season training.

However, after an incident in an intra club match, Mayo has begun the rehab process for his knee, after tearing his anterior cruciate ligament.

RESERVES

Subiaco were overrun in the contest by West Perth, taking a 22 point loss under lights at Leederville Oval on Saturday April 30. 

The Lions started like a house on fire, but were unable to keep up the momentum as the Falcons ran away 13.6 (84) to 9.8 (62).

Although they conceded the first goal, Subiaco looked in control taking an 18-point lead at the first break.

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Subiaco has bounced back from their loss last week to take an emphatic 47-point victory over South Fremantle at Leederville Oval on Saturday April 30.

The Lions captured the lead early and looked to control the game, with multiple goals kicked in a row at different periods of the game.

The day belonged to Maggie MacLachlan who thrived in a new role up forward, kicking four goals to go along with 21 disposals.

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Subiaco were unable to overcome a fast start from West Perth, going down by 31 points at Leederville Oval on Saturday April 30.

The Falcons put on an uninterrupted seven-goal run during the first half, and it proved to be a bridge too far for the Lions.

West Perth were accurate up forward, while Subiaco had missed opportunities as they fell 10.9 (69) to 16.4 (100).

Ruckman Lachlan Delahunty impacted around the ground with 31 Read More [+]