Subiaco Football Club has finalised its leadership group for season 2022, with six players selected to represent the club.

The nomination process for the team’s leaders was the same as last season, where a pool of players were voted on after those who wished to be considered nominated for the role.

Leigh Kitchin will captain the side for a fourth consecutive year, a role he said was an honour to take on for another season.

It was a tough day out for Subiaco’s WAFLW side, as they took a 45-point loss to Claremont at Leederville Oval on Sunday February 27.

Claremont’s system was well structured and prevented the home side from playing their natural game for the majority of the match.

West Coast AFLW listed Beth Schilling was a standout for Subiaco, looking solid in defence all day, while Jayme Harken found plenty of the football with 22 disposals.

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Subiaco Lions are looking to bounce back from their round one loss when they take on Claremont Tigers at Leederville Oval on Sunday, February 27.

It will be the Lions first home game for 2022, with the clash set to begin at 2pm.

It’s set to be a fiery contest, with some of WAFLW’s big names to go head to head.

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One of Subiaco’s new recruits Stefan Giro said he’s eager for round one to come around where he hopes to run out in the maroon and gold for the first time.

The 22-year-old comes to the club after four seasons at the Fremantle Dockers, where he played 14 AFL matches.

He said his time at the club so far has been a great experience.

“It’s been really good, I’m loving it,” he said.

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Subiaco Lions have suffered a heartbreaking one-point loss to Peel Thunder in their opening clash of the WAFLW season at Lane Group Stadium on Saturday, February 19.

The Lions looked to have the match under control, but a late burst from the Thunder saw them clinch a last-minute goal to break the hearts of Subiaco supporters in a thrilling contest.

Captain Tarni Golisano did everything she could to get her team over the line, with Read More [+]

Episode 1 of the Subiaco Football Club's first-ever podcast "Locks' Mayo" presented by Boom Radio IS NOW LIVE.

Tune into hosts, Jack Mayo and Jordan Lockyer, as they chat everything Subi ft. special guests Lachlan Delahunty and Jordan Snadden

Tune in via Spotify or watch the visual version via Youtube

Subiaco senior players are looking for support by way of player sponsorship for the 2022 season.

Every member of the Subiaco senior squad commits to finding a business or individual to support them each season, helping to cover the players costs as it relates to club membership, playing attire, clubwear and gym maintenance costs.

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Subiaco Lions will find out where the team is at from the very start of the WAFLW season, when they take on reigning premiers Peel Thunder at Lane Group Stadium on Saturday, February 19 at 5:30pm.

In a tough challenge under lights, the Lions will look to assert their authority early on in the season against a quality opponent.

Coach Michael Farmer said the two sides have had some good clashes in the past, but Read More [+]

A united playing group from 2021 and some handy additions to the squad could be the stepping stone towards Premiership glory in 2022 for the Subiaco Lions women’s side, according to head coach Michael Farmer.

Subiaco finished last season strongly, storming into the pointy end of the season with six wins from seven matches. The Lions then continued the momentum into the finals, with a win away from home against Claremont, before falling to the Read More [+]

Much like the senior squad, the Colts team are well into pre-season as they look to improve on the 2021 season, kicking off their campaign against South Fremantle in front of a home crowd.

Talking with Subiaco Football Club Talent Manager, Stuart Berryman, he said that the team arrived back at training in good condition post the Christmas and Read More [+]