Round 4 Recap v South Fremantle

LEAGUE

After coming off a win against Swan Districts, Subiaco faced the undefeated South Fremantle in a 2019 Grand Final rematch.

In fine conditions at Leederville Oval, Subiaco finished the game losing by 50 points; to record their second loss in the 2020 Optus WAFL Premiership Season. 

The Lions led until the main break after three quick goals in the first quarts, but it was all South Fremantle in the second half recording three goals to 12.

Subiaco recorded 12 scoring shots for 35 inside 50's, while the Bulldogs had 22 scoring shots from 43 inside 50's.

Lachlan Delahunty topped Subi’s disposal count racking up 19 touches (12 kicks, 7 handballs) and 17 hit-outs. Ben Newton racked up 17 disposals, whilst Leigh Kitchin and Drew Rohde recorded 16 possessions each.

NEXT UP

Subiaco will head down south to Mandurah to play Peel Thunder on Saturday 15 August at 2.30pm.     

SUBIACO                3.1     4.3      5.4     7.5    (47)

SOUTH FREO         1.4     3.5      8.5    15.7   (97)        

SUBIACO BEST: Delahunty, Newton, Kitchin, Clark, Stainsby

SUBIACO GOALS: Matera 2, Waters, Delahunty, Sokol, Doyle, Martin

REPORTS: Nil

RESERVES

The Subiaco Development side bounced back in great fashion after last week’s draw vs Swan Districts holding onto to a dramatic 5 point win over South Fremantle at Leederville Oval on Saturday. 

The home side kicked the first 3 goals of the game thanks to an Aaron Breman 2 goal surge in the first half. South Fremantle would bounce back in the 2nd half creating a hard-fought but low scoring contest in the difficult windy conditions. Subiaco was strong enough and brave enough to hold out the fast-finishing Bulldogs.

Jai Jackson made his debut for the club after Subiaco were fortunate enough to bring him over from East Fremantle. The State 18’s player was lively in his first outing and will be a great asset for the club.

Aaron Breman’s 2twoquick goals gave the Lion’s a three goal lead early in the game while Noah Ash had his best game for the club with a strong game based on his hard running and pressure at the contest.

NEXT UP

Subiaco will enjoy a long awaited bye after six games in a row before taking on East Perth in Round 6 at Leederville Oval.

SUBIACO               1.0     3.4     4.4        5.5   (35)
SOUTH FREO        0.0     0.4     2.5        4.6   (30)   

SUBIACO BEST: Clinch, Ash, Matthews, Golding, Eccles 

SUBIACO GOALS: Breman 2, French Golding, Shepherd 

COLTS

Round four of the Simply Energy Colts’ competition saw Subiaco take on South Fremantle under lights at Leederville Oval on Saturday evening. After a shock loss to the Senior side earlier in the day it was imperative that the colts side came out firing which they did kicking seven unanswered goals in the first term to set the side up for a comprehensive victory over South.

It was a fantastic team effort by our boys which was replicated by the statistics with 18 players collecting more than 10 possessions for the match.

Jed Kemp and Matthew Johnson topped Subi’s disposal count racking up 19 possessions each. Jaxon Bilchuris and Sandon Page once again topped the goalkickers list with three apiece and Captain Connor Patterson who isn’t noted for his goal kicking had a standout performance kicking three goals, having 12 possessions and laying six tackles.

NEXT UP

Subiaco travels down to David Gray’s arena on Saturday to take on last year’s grand finalist’s Peel Thunder. 

SUBIACO               7.3     9.5   13.7  16.14  (110)
CLAREMONT        0.0     3.1     3.3     5.3     (33)  

SUBIACO BEST:   Evitt, Patterson, Mullane, Johnson, Bolton
SUBIACO GOALS: Page 3, Bilchuris 3, Patterson 3, Bolton 2, Brockman 2, Mckay 2, Cleaver

WAFLW

Subiaco is now four points clear of second-place after recording a massive 81 point win over South Fremantle on Saturday morning. 

In a game that Subiaco led from start to finish, kicking a total of 14 goals throughout the match from 25 scoring shots. 

Subiaco held South Freo to only two goals in the match, with the Bulldogs not kicking a goal in the first and third quarter. Subiaco, on the other hand, came out firing and extended their lead at every break. 

Aimee Schmidt kicked 5 majors, while Lara Filocamo kicked three and the other multiple goalkickers were Kia Buckley and Abbey Dowrick with two each.

NEXT UP

Subiaco’s next game will be played against Peel Thunder at David Grays Arena at 5.10pm.

SUBIACO                4.4     7.7     12.8    14.11   (95)

SOUTH FREO         0.0     1.2      1.2      2.2      (14)     

SUBIACO BEST: Rohde, Miller, Haynes, Schmidt, Filocamo 

SUBIACO GOALS:  Schmidt 5, Filocamo 3, Buckley 2, Dowrick 2, Toth, Cuthbertson

REPORTS: Nil