Subiaco’s WAFLW side is priming for a deep run in season 2023, following strong form in recent weeks. The Lions are third on the ladder with five wins, with four of those coming from the past five games.

The side was forced to test its depth, due to the AFLW players being unavailable, as well as WA state representatives. Coach Michael Farmer said round seven’s win over Peel Thunder Read More [+]

The Lions face an important challenge which could shape the rest of their 2023 campaign. They’re up against an in-form Swan Districts at Leederville Oval on Saturday May 20.

With every game crucial going forward, a win would go a long way to securing a top four spot.

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Subiaco capped off some strong form with a 10-point win over East Fremantle in round 10. It marked their Read More [+]

The Lions have broken a three-game losing streak to East Fremantle, taking a 10-point win at the WACA Ground on Saturday May 13. Holding a 10-point lead in the final term, the Lions were put through their paces and were made to earn the win.

Anjelique Raison kicked truly to put her side back in it, with less than a goal separating the two sides with 11 minutes to play. Read More [+]

Subiaco were handed their first loss in four games, going down to East Fremantle by 32 points at the WACA Ground on Saturday May 13. The Lions had their chances, but were ultimately beaten by their opponents around the ground. The side was also struggling for numbers, with Taj Schofield and Rylie Morgan both succumbing to injuries early.

Subiaco struggled to find clearances, and the Sharks were able to take Read More [+]

WAFL: Round Six Match Preview vs East Fremantle

Subiaco continue to make statements in season 2023, and will look to do so again against the Sharks at the WACA Ground on Saturday May 13. 

The Lions are eyeing a fourth win in a row, after a strong start to the WAFL season. However, the task won’t be easy, given the Sharks have had Subiaco’s number in recent history.

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Subiaco has had representation at an international level, after one of the club’s own represented Australia in cheerleading. The Lions were represented at the 2023 World Cheerleading Championships in Orlando by head trainer Maddison Oudman.

Australia was one of 52 countries represented, and Oudman was selected as part of a group of 24 to represent her nation, who took out the event.

She said it was an incredible experience.

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WAFLW: Lions bounce back against East Perth.

Subiaco have returned a much needed win and percentage boost as they eye a spot in the finals. Against Leederville Oval co-tenants East Perth, the Lions got ahead early and never gave it up.

Subiaco looked too experienced with ball in hand, as the Royals continued to build in their first WAFLW season. Veteran on-baller Tiah Toth was a welcomed return, Read More [+]

WAFL: Lions triumph in low scoring affair

Subiaco held on for a 12-point win over the Bulldogs at Leederville Oval on Saturday, May 6 in a thrilling contest. After South Fremantle hit the front for the first time in the match in the last quarter, both sides became desperate to get their team over the line.

The ball bounced between the two arcs, but neither team was able Read More [+]

WAFL: Round Five Match Preview vs South Fremantle

Subiaco have claims to be the in form team of the competition, but that mantle will be tested against South Fremantle at Leederville Oval on Saturday May 6. The fifth-placed Lions will be looking to continue their strong start to the season against the Bulldogs who are eighth, but have two wins on the board.

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Subiaco’s Colts coach is hoping to shape his squad into good young men, not just good footballers.John Mansbridge, who took over the coaching role in 2023, is focused on developing his group of young men both on and off the field. He said the goal is to set them up with the building blocks for the rest of their lives.

“I just want to see them get better,” Mansbridge said.