Subiaco has moved past Claremont to continue on in season 2023, winning by 39 points in front of a big crowd at Leederville Oval on Sunday September 10.

The Lions were in control for large parts of the match, but weren’t able to put their opponents away due to wayward shots in front of goal.

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The Lions were able to defeat a spirited East Fremantle, winning by 15 points at Fremantle Community Bank Oval on Saturday September 9.

Subiaco got their noses in front prior to quarter time, before taking control in the second term.

They kicked the first four goals of the quarter, creating a buffer between the two sides.

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Subiaco’s campaign has come to an end, following a nine-point loss to East Fremantle at Fremantle Community Bank Oval on Saturday September 9.

In a close contest all game, the Lions couldn’t stop the momentum of the Sharks to start the final term, leaving them too much to do with little time left in the game.

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Subiaco Colts midfielder Riley Wills has been named the joint 2023 Jack Clarke Medallist for fairest and best in the competition.

He shares the award with Perth’s Coen Livingstone, after the duo finished on the same number of votes.

The 19-year-old has dominated the competition throughout the year, averaging over 24 disposals per game from the midfield to finish third for Read More [+]

At the 2023 Sandover Medal, Allistair Pickett will be inducted into the WA Football Hall of Fame.

It marks the latest achievement for the remarkable story of the boy from Gnowangerup.

Pickett was one of the stars of the Football club in the early 2000s, playing 177 of his 205 WAFL games for the Lions.

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Subiaco’s Colts will be looking to continue their momentum into their semi final clash with East Fremantle at Fremantle Community Bank Oval on Saturday September 9.

The two sides appear similar on paper, setting up an exciting clash where only the winner will continue on in season 2023.

Recent history shows mixed results for the Lions, but they’ll be looking to maintain what’s gotten them in a position to compete.

Subiaco’s reserves are in a similar position to the League side, in that they must continue to win in order to progress in season 2023.

Last year’s Premiers will be looking to make it to the final game of the season, but a roadblock in their way is their opponents in East Fremantle.

The two sides will go head to head at Fremantle Community Bank Oval on Saturday September 9.

The equation for the Lions is simple going forward in 2023: win to stay alive, or lose and it’s season over.

Subiaco will host Claremont in a do or die clash at Leederville Oval on Sunday September 10, in a do or die clash.

The two sides have been involved in plenty of September action in recent times, so both teams will know what it takes to win in these Read More [+]

With all three grades playing in knock out finals this weekend, the Club is calling on Subiaco supporters to show their support of the players by wearing their maroon and gold attire to the games this weekend and for the remainder of the finals.  

"Subiaco merchandise has been flying out the door of our Leederville Oval store recently and it's great to see so many people wearing old and new gear to the games" said Read More [+]

Subiaco are through to the semi finals, after they knocked off West Perth by 37 points at Leederville Oval on Saturday September 2.

After a close first half, the Lions took control in the second, outscoring their opponents by 47 points.

Riley Wills was important to the win, with 26 disposals and nine inside 50s.

Meanwhile, Lance Collard’s five goals kept the Lions in the game in Read More [+]