The Lions will be looking to bounce back in season 2022 when they take on West Perth at Leederville Oval on Saturday April 30.
The match may prove to be a litmus test for Subiaco, as they look to recover from their 0-2 start to the season.
FORM
Subiaco have fielded a much younger side than the one that played in the 2021 premiership in the first two rounds due to health and safety protocols, Read More [+]
Episode 2 of the Subiaco Football Club's first-ever podcast "Locks' Mayo" presented by Boom Radio.
There’s a sense of déjà vu for the Lions WAFLW side, as they look to defy the odds and storm into the top four come the end of the regular season.
Subiaco sit sixth on the ladder with a record of two wins and six losses going into round 11.
While it’s a daunting task, the Lions only have to look to last season for inspiration on how to get the job done.
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Key Times:
7am – Gates Open
9.10am – Colts Bouncedown
9.30am– Handsome Stranger Coffee Open
11.00am – Sports Bar Open
11.40am - WAFLW League Bouncedown
12noon – Team Store Opens
12noon – President Function Begins
1pm – KidZone Opens
2.10pm – League Bouncedown
3.15pm – Half Time
5pm - Reserves Bouncedown
5.45pm – Members draw & Player Awards
RESERVES
Subiaco’s reserves side were the shining lights of the football club last weekend, taking home a 93-point victory against Claremont.
The Lions took the lead after 36 seconds of football and never looked back, kicking 17.12 (114) while keeping the Tigers to 3.3 (21).
Claremont had periods where they looked to put Subiaco under pressure, but the side was up to the challenge and able to respond.
Subiaco dominated the inside 50s, having 35 Read More [+]
Subiaco can only wonder what could have been as Claremont stormed home to take a 13-point win at Revo Fitness Stadium on Sunday April 24.
While the Lions appeared on top for the majority of the game, their inaccuracy in front of goal ended up costing them.
Subiaco had more inside 50s and more shots on goal, but ultimately weren’t able to capitalise as the Tigers won the clash 5.2 (32) to 2.7 (19).
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Subiaco have gone down to a young Claremont outfit in an upset at Revo Fitness Stadium on Saturday April 23.
The contest was neck and neck for the entire match, where the fight between the two sides ended with the Tigers taking home the four points.
For the Lions, Stefan Giro was important with 26 disposals and 11 tackles, while Aaron Heal was solid in defence with 19 disposals.
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Pragma Lawyers has extended its commitment to Subiaco Football Club by signing on as the Exclusive Law Firm of the Club and Platinum Sponsor for the 2022 season.
The agreement will see the Pragma Lawyers logo feature prominently on the back of the Men’s Senior Playing Kit, as well as extensive signage at Leederville Oval.
Pragma Lawyers Founder and Director, Aaron McDonald, said: “We are delighted to renew our partnership with the Subiaco Football Club Read More [+]
It’s never a dull occasion when Subiaco takes on Claremont, and it will be no different when the two sides go head-to-head at Revo Fitness Stadium on Saturday April 23.
With a host of names set to return for the Lions, they will look to continue their impressive record against the Tigers in recent history.
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Subiaco are coming off a tight eight-point loss to South Fremantle in their season opener.
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Subiaco’s WAFLW side will travel to Revo Fitness Stadium with a point to prove when they take on Claremont on Sunday April 24.
It will be a tough match for the sixth-placed Lions, but one they need to win in order to stay in the hunt for finals.
FORM
Subiaco haven’t had the start they would have liked, but a bye last round has given the side a chance to refresh to get themselves in Read More [+]
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