The ruthless Subiaco Futures took on Claremont after league on Saturday night at Leederville Oval in what turned out to be a blitz of goals for the home team.

First-quarter started well with big man Fin Henderson dominating the ruck and allowing the Subiaco midfield led by Mitch Bell first use of the ball and dominating the centre clearances. Inaccuracy was costly in the first half with Subiaco going into halftime 6.10 to 1.3.

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Subiaco have flexed their muscles in a comprehensive 68-point win over West Perth at Provident Financial Oval on Sunday March 27.

Coming off the bye, Subiaco were hoping to stamp their authority on the competition, and looked classy against a young Falcons outfit.

The battle was won in the midfield and captain Tarni Golisano was in the thick of the action gathering 25 disposals and seven tackles, while Tess Lyons was dominant in the ruck Read More [+]

A well-rested Subiaco will be out to make a statement to the rest of the WAFLW when they take on West Perth at Provident Financial Oval on Sunday March 27.

Both teams will be desperate for a win to kickstart their respective seasons, where the Lions and the Falcons sit sixth and seventh on the ladder.

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The round five bye for Subiaco could not have come at a more opportune time, as Read More [+]

Subiaco recruit Matt LaFontaine has been growing his mullet for the past two and a half years. 

It’s seen everything from the chilly weather of Victoria where he grew up, to the blistering heat of Kalgoorlie, where he quickly became a cult hero. 

However, his hair is all set to disappear, with LaFontaine committing to shave his head, all to raise awareness for mental health.

Speaking to SubiacoFC.com.au, the 23-year-old hoped his “Tame the LaFonmane” Read More [+]

Last Friday under lights at Leederville Oval saw Subiaco Futures take on West Perth in what turned out to be an exciting match of football.

West Perth got the jump early on Subiaco, who were slow to react to the quick Falcons side. Subi came out the firing in the second quarter led by the best on ground attacking efforts from backman Xavier Hickey, managing to narrowly pull in front at the major break.

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Subiaco will ramp up their preparations for the 2022 WAFL Premiership Season with a number of pre-season fixtures kicking off this weekend. 

WAFL teams will have two or three official pre-season games prior to round one.

Subi kicks off the season on April 16 at Leederville Oval against South Fremantle in a 2021 Grand Final rematch. 

Subiaco as well as other WAFL teams have slowly built into competitive games playing interclub practice matches this month. 

Subiaco will have AFL experience in their coaching ranks for season 2022, with Matt Spencer coming on board as an assistant coach.

In his short time as the coach of the backline, Spencer said he’s been impressed with the standards of the Lions.

“The club so far is the closest thing to AFL that I’ve experienced,” he said.

He said it was the club’s professionalism that sparked his interest in working with Subiaco.

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Last week the AFL announced the ‘Top Up Contingency Plan’ as an opportunity to showcase Western Australian talent.

Some lucky Subiaco players could get the call up to play at an AFL level as a precautionary action during the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic. 

Top up Subiaco players finalised last night are;

West Coast
Stefan Giro
Angus Dewar

Fremantle
Leigh Kitchin
Lachlan Delahunty

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Saturday afternoon at Leederville oval saw the season kick-off for the Subiaco Futures taking on the Royals in perfect football conditions. Some late changes to the East Perth team sheet looked to affect East with Subiaco hitting the scoreboard within the opening minute with some slick skills from the Kalgoorlie pocket rocket Malakai Champion hitting up Koopa Walsh from Esperance who put through his first of five for the day.

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Subiaco showed the pieces of their best brand of football, but ultimately were outplayed by Swan Districts, going down by 49 points at Steel Blue Oval on Sunday March 13.

With the backline under pressure throughout the day, Helen Taylor did her best to stop the Swans, with 18 disposals.

Meanwhile, forward Hayley Corlett was lively up forward, kicking two goals.

With Subiaco (sixth) and Swan Districts (fifth) both outside the top five at the Read More [+]