Subiaco would like to thank Clancy Wheeler for his services at Subiaco since debuting Round 11 against Perth in 2011. Wheeler has decided to hang up the boots after winning his fourth WAFL Premiership this past weekend.
Wheeler has been known as a Subiaco Lions fan favourite after establishing himself as one of the most versatile players in the league. Wheeler has won four premierships playing anywhere from the forward Read More [+]
Get your exclusive 2019 Subiaco Premiership Merchandise by pre-ordering today!
Pre-order by 27 October to get your merchandise just in time for Christmas
Merchandise range consists of Premiership Polo, Premiership Hoodie, Premiership Cap and Premiership Scarf.
Find pre-order booking form below and submit by 27 October to t.freeman@subiacofc.com.au
Please note, there must be a minimum total of 30 orders on each garment (excluding 50 for scarf), before we proceed with ordering.
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Subiaco further stamped itself as the WAFL powerhouse with a dominant win over South Fremantle at Optus Stadium, winning back-to-back premierships.
The clash with South Fremantle, who finished in second spot on the WAFL ladder, ended in a massive 96-point win. This is the fourth premiership Subiaco have won in six years, and eighth Read More [+]
Get all your game day information for the 2019 Optus WAFL Grand Final this Sunday at Optus Stadium.
GATES OPEN
Gates A and Gate D will be open at 8.30am for access to Sunday’s Grand Finals.
OPTUS FAN ZONE
Opens at 12.00pm on the Oval near the Camfield. Lots of activations and fun things to do.
MERCHANDISE VAN
Merchandise Van will Read More [+]
This weekend’s Optus WAFL Grand Final against South Fremantle will see Rhys Waters play his 100th WAFL game after debuting back in 2011 Round 18 against Swan Districts, after coming through the Subiaco District playing for local Club Sorrento Duncraig JFC.
Prior to taking a break from football in 2016, Waters ammassed a total of 67 games including being part of the winning 2014 WAFL Grand Final.
Waters returned to Subiaco Read More [+]
Never in Subiaco’s history has a player won a Colts Premiership and a League Premiership in consecutive years. 19-year-old Kyle Stainsby will be looking to become the first Subiaco player to do so this weekend at Optus Stadium, if selected.
Under current league coach Beau Wardman, Kyle Stainsby was part of the team that narrowly defeated Swan Districts by two points in the 2018 WAFL Colts Grand Final. Stainsby gathered 15 Read More [+]
After winning the 2nd semi-final against South Fremantle at Leederville Oval two weeks ago, Subiaco will head to the Grand Final this weekend in a 2nd semi-final rematch when they take on South Fremantle this Sunday at Optus Stadium with bounce down at 2:40 pm.
Be there to support the Lions, or if you can't make it to the game keep an eye on Subiaco’s social media channels for updates across Read More [+]
As we draw closer to the 2019 Optus WAFL Grand Final, we take a closer look into Subiaco’s 2019 WAFL Premiership season.
Throughout the 2019 season, Subiaco had a total of 38 players play league football, with Kitchin, Delahunty, Clark, Sokol, Waters,and Horsley playing all home and away games during the year. South Fremantle for comparison had one less player, with 37 players playing league football during 2019.
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OPTUS WAFL FINALS SERIES
SECOND SEMI-FINAL
SUBIACO 14.13 (97) defeated SOUTH FREMANTLE 10.3 (63)
It was quite the arm-wrestle if you take out a 12-minute burst in the third quarter, but that's all Subiaco needed to set up a match-winning advantage and ultimately beat South Fremantle in Sunday's second semi-final.
The two teams locked horns with a Grand Final spot on the line at Leederville Oval Read More [+]
Lachlan Delahunty from Subiaco Football Club was named 2019 Sandover Medallist at the vote count at Optus Stadium last night, Monday September 16, with a total of 28 votes.
Delahunty finished the count one vote ahead of Subiaco teammate Kyal Horsley on 27 votes, and previous Sandover Medal winners Kane Mitchell (24 votes) and Jye Bolton (22 votes), from Claremont.
