The partnership between the Subiaco Football Club and the Subiaco Football Club Women’s has continued to strengthen across the 2018 season, with three women from the Subiaco Women’s team taking up the opportunity to assist with development coaching at the club.
Lauren Stammers, Claire Ortlepp and Rachel Ortlepp, who have been key pieces of the Subiaco Women’s team in 2018, have all commenced in the past month assisting the Subiaco Development squads.
Subiaco’s 2018 Lions Pride program came to a conclusion last week after eight months of assisting fringe and next generation players of the Subiaco Colts program in their ongoing development as footballers.
The Lions Pride program which has been uniquely created by Subiaco Talent Manager Michael Farmer and the wider talent program at the club, has been a pivotal part of developing talented footballers within the Subiaco district.
The year long trip down memory lane on the Subiaco website continues, this week putting Round 20 into focus.
It is another round that has delivered his share of memorable moments, and a round that has had a few massive wins and epic close battles.
Subiaco will host their final home game of the 2018 season when Perth travel to Leederville Oval for the final round of the 2018 WAFL Home and Away season.
It will be a big day for the Subiaco Football Club as off-field they officially open their new Corporate space, the Corporate Deck, while on-field Subiaco will look to complete its regular season with a win before a first week bye as finals commence.
Subiaco’s Colts have rolled to a nine game winning streak and are now one win away from securing the club’s third WAFL Colts Minor Premiership.
Colt’s Coach Beau Wardman checks in to talk about this current win streak, some of the standout performers of the current run and how he and the team feel about moving into the 2018 WAFL Finals.
Maroon & Goaled features every goal of every game from Subiaco in the 2018 season.
Subiaco recorded another win on Saturday, beating rivals West Perth for the third time this season in a convincing 47 point win.
Subiaco continued their unbeaten run to 2018, extending the winning streak to 16 with a 47 point over rivals West Perth, their third victory over the third placed WAFL team so far this year.
Inaccurate finishing and a fourth quarter lull were about the only blemishes on a strong all round win for the Lions.
Subiaco once again has the top placed team in all three grades, after both the Reserves and Colts had wins over West Perth on Saturday.
The Colts had their ninth straight victory to consolidate top spot, while the Reserves big win, couple with an upset loss by Claremont, meant that they climbed back to the top of the Reserves table.
Subiaco recorded their second top of the table win in less than a month, seeing off another major rival, with a convincing 47 point win over West Perth at Joondalup on Saturday.
After producing an irresistible first half of football, mixing stout defence, strong clearance work and attacking potency, the Lions were given a second half wake-up call as West Perth came hard at the Lions.
Subiaco is back on the road for a highly anticipated top of the table clash against West Perth this Saturday at Joondalup.
With Subiaco locked in to top spot, Saturday’s game is an important challenge ahead of a team still vying for second spot and a likely finals opponent in 2018.
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