On Tuesday, the WA State team for the Under 16’s and Under 18’s boys were announced, and Subiaco FC was proudly represented by 6 under 16 and 2 under 18 boys making the teams. The players from the under 16’s team were Malakai Champion from Mines Rovers, Mitch Bell from Marist JFC, Caylon Seelander from Manning Rippers and Boulder City, Thomas MacGillivray from Wanneroo JFC, Xavier Hickey from Kingsley JFC and Koopa Walsh Read More [+]

The Subiaco Lions are proud to announce our partnership with the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia during Men’s Health Week.  We will be working with the PCFA through their “Walk for Him” initiative to help raise awareness and fundraise for the foundation over the next week. 

The #WALKFORHIM challenge takes place during Men’s Health Week which is June 13th to June 19th to honor the 49 men who are diagnosed with Prostate Cancer every day Read More [+]

RESERVES

Subiaco continued on their winning ways and held off a fighting Thunder outfit to win by 9 points at Leederville Oval on Saturday June 4.

With the Lions eyeing off a third win from as many games, they were determined to put in a strong effort against Peel.

Forward Richard Bartlett was promoted from the Colts to play his first game of seniors, and kicked a goal early to help Subiaco get off to Read More [+]

Subiaco put the fight to Peel Thunder, but just fell short in a six-point thriller at Leederville Oval.

The Lions were ahead for the majority of the contest, but weren’t able to stop a surging Thunder outfit, who were buoyed by the inclusion of two-time Brownlow Medallist Nat Fyfe.

After looking the better side in the first half, Peel fought back, with the scores were level in the late stages of the match.

With the Read More [+]

Subiaco continued their remarkable 2022 campaign, completing a gutsy 13-point win over Claremont at Leederville Oval on Sunday June 5.

The contest was neck and neck all game, with one straight kick separating the two sides for the majority of the game.

When the contest was there to be won, the Lions stood up to keep the fate of their season in their own hands, winning 3.5 (23) to 1.3 (9)

Madizen Wilkens was strong Read More [+]

The Lions will be involved in what is essentially an elimination final for the side, when they take on Claremont at Leederville Oval on Sunday June 5.

With Peel Thunder (third) and Swan Districts (fourth) playing each other this weekend, Subiaco must win to keep destiny in their own hands as the WAFLW nears the end of the regular season.

However, it will be no easy task, as the Tigers sit second on the ladder Read More [+]

The Lions will be aiming to get back on the winners list when they take on Peel Thunder at Leederville Oval on Saturday June 4.

It’s the first home game at Leederville since round three, and Subiaco will be hoping to bounce back from round six with a win.

The sixth-placed Thunder featuring a rare WAFL appearance from two-time Brownlow Medallist Nat Fyfe will be a tough challenge, as the Lions look to move up Read More [+]

Subiaco are set for an exciting month of football, after rounds 10-14 of the WAFL season were announced by the league.

The week of Round 10 sees the Lions head to Bassendean to take on Swan Districts in a clash that will no doubt be heated after Subiaco’s come-from-behind victory in Kalgoorlie.

Round 11 is all about the WAFLW, with a standalone weekend announced for the Grand Final, meaning the men will have a bye.

Albert Einstein once said, in the midst of every crisis, lies great opportunity.

While Subiaco have been challenged in 2022 through a variety of factors including COVID-19, quality opposition, and the game’s evolution over time, a pillar of consistency has been one of the club’s League debutants.

In round one, Jake Stergiou earned an opportunity in the Lions backline, and hasn’t taken a backward step since.

The 24-year-old is averaging over 10 disposals per game Read More [+]

RESERVES

A third term burst from Subiaco was the key behind the side’s triumph over East Fremantle, winning by 31 points at the WACA Ground on Saturday May 28.

With just four points separating the sides at half time, the Lions kicked into gear with five goals to one, setting up the 14.11 (95) to 9.10 (64) victory.

Subiaco got out to an early lead in the contest, before the Sharks fought their way back Read More [+]