Following the Subiaco v WCE game, our Subiaco Futures took on East Fremantle Sharks in what was to be their hardest opposition to date.
The week lead in wasn’t without its challenges with over 10 players unavailable to train or play. This seem to deter the boys who had their best training week to date with the focus on pressure and first hands on the football.
Subiaco were off to a strong start with Esperance Read More [+]
Subiaco will head into the mid-season break with an aim to change the course of their season, following a 40-point loss to South Fremantle at Fremantle Community Bank Oval on Friday April 8.
It was a first term blitz from the Bulldogs, who kicked five goals and kept Subiaco scoreless to help set up the 8.2 (50) to 1.4 (10) win.
The contest was a reverse of fortunes for both sides, with Subiaco having a Read More [+]
The Subiaco Lions are proud to announce a multi-year partnership with new Sponsor AndersElite Professional Recruitment.
Subiaco-based organisation AndersElite begins its partnership with the Subiaco Lions as a Platinum Partner of the Club.
The partnership will see AndersElite feature on the back of Subiaco guernsey and includes significant signage, branding and activation opportunities across Subiaco Lions assets.
“It is great to have AndersElite as part of the Subiaco Football Club family Read More [+]
Subiaco Colts midfielder Jacob Evitt has been selected to lead the side in season 2022.
He’s an accomplished player in the underage system, being a member of the State 17s side last year, as well as winning the Taylor Medal as Subiaco’s Colts best and fairest.
A damaging player with a sense for where the goals are, the 18-year-old averaged 18.6 disposals and 3.2 marks per game last season.
He said it was an honour Read More [+]
Subiaco’s WAFLW side will have a chance to fight back into the top four when they take on South Fremantle at Fremantle Community Bank Oval on Friday April 8.
The clash under lights will be crucial for the Lions, as they look to find consistency ahead of the mid-season bye.
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Subiaco’s season has been filled with highs and lows, with the side sitting in fifth with two wins from six matches.
While the team Read More [+]
Subiaco recruit Jordan Snadden is ready for “a fresh start” and has his eyes on team success in season 2022.
He comes to the club from East Fremantle, where he played nine league games in 2021.
The 24-year-old was taken by West Coast in the 2015 rookie draft and spent two seasons on the list before returning to his original WAFL club.
The seasons following his return saw both highs and lows, but after finding Read More [+]
Friday night under lights at Mineral Resources Park following the league clash had Perth play Subiaco in round 4 of the WAFL Futures competition.
A physical affair in what was perfect football made for some entertaining football between the under 16s. 9 players from the Goldfields regional starred in the Lions line up giving some speed and star power to the side. Subiaco led at the halftime break by 4 goals with both teams inaccurate Read More [+]
Subiaco’s WAFLW side have had their toughest outing so far in season 2022, going down to East Fremantle by 50 points at Leederville Oval on Sunday April 3.
The Sharks showed why they’re undefeated this season, with their skills by foot a trademark of their style all day.
For the Lions there were opportunities to wrestle the momentum, but skill errors at crucial times proved costly with the side unable to kick a major all Read More [+]
Subiaco are set to be tested when they take on an in-form East Fremantle at Leederville Oval on Sunday April 3.
It’s set to be an exciting contest, as two of the top four teams battle it out on Sunday afternoon.
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The Lions are coming off an all-round team performance last round, taking a 68-point victory against West Perth.
It was a positive step for the group, who were able to maintain Read More [+]
Subiaco’s coaching staff will be bolstered by one of its own in season 2022, adding former player Scott Hancock to its ranks.
Hancock joined the Lions as a player ahead of the 2015 season, and became a premiership player that same year.
He will be the forwards coach for this season, taking over from Paul Vines.
While he’s been out of the system for a few years, Hancock told SubiacoFC.com.au the foundation created in the Read More [+]
