FOR Subiaco premiership player Ryan Borchet this weekend is a case of “Home Sweet Home”. 

The gun forward is returning to Kalgoorlie to represent the Lions and re-unite with his loved ones. 

“I’m very excited to be heading home to see my family and friends," Borchet said.

"I can’t wait to represent Subiaco back in my hometown and share that experience with the guys who are selected Read More [+]

The footy rich town of Kalgoorlie will host their first WAFL game since 2014, with Subiaco taking on Swan Districts in a round 5 clash, aligning to the AFL’s Sir Doug Nicholls round, in the lead up to Reconciliation Week. The game comes as a result of the Regional WAFL Fixture Funding Program with major partner Rio Tinto.   

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For Subiaco forward Ryan Borchet, timing has been a blessing and a curse during his WAFL career to date. 

In his first year at League level, he was the unlucky omission from Subiaco’s team heading into the 2018 Grand Final, but claimed a reserves flag in the process.

In 2019, he fulfilled the Premiership dream after a superb season where he kicked 42 goals for the year.

Last year, Borchet fractured his tibia in the Read More [+]

Subiaco midfielder Chad Harris' remarkable rise continued over the weekend, putting in an impressive debut performance for the WAFL state team over the weekend.

One of five Lions to represent WA against the SANFL, the wingman gathered 21 disposals and six marks on the weekend, in an effort which had him in the votes for the Simpson Medal.

Harris said despite the loss, he felt comfortable among some of the best state league players across Read More [+]

The Lions have kept their form going after their round 12 bye, defeating Swan Districts by 17 points at Leederville Oval on Sunday May 15.

In their latest test, Subiaco kept the pressure high against the top four Swans, and managed to grind out a hard fought victory.

Amy Mulholland returned to the side to great effect, kicking three goals to go along with 16 disposals.

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The WAFL’s State Team will have a heavy influence from Subiaco when the side takes on the SANFL.

Six Lions will feature in the clash on Sunday, where the two sides are set to go head-to-head at 12pm at Optus Stadium.

Ruckman Lachlan Delahunty has earned a sixth state call up since moving to Subiaco ahead of the 2014 season.

Defender Angus Dewar and forward Ben Sokol have both earned their second state guernseys, while Read More [+]

Subiaco will be hoping to continue their form post-bye as they take on Swan Districts at Leederville Oval on Sunday May 15.

The match looms as an important one for the Lions, who need to keep winning in order to feature in the 2022 WAFLW finals series.

As it stands, Subiaco are one win and percentage outside the top four, with the next five weeks a big test for the side.

FORM

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Subiaco’s round four clash with the Royals was full of twists and turns, but none was more exciting than the final minutes of the match.

The scenario had the two sides locked at 83 points each after almost four quarters of football.

What followed was “chaos” according to the returning Max Walters.

“I was running on adrenaline,” he said.

“My legs were cramping and there were a few nervous moments.”

Walters admitted he had been Read More [+]

GOLDS UPDATE

February Meeting – AGM
Last season recorded a good balanced operation successfully maintaining our objectives of supporting the club with projects designed to benefit player amenities.

This year’s committee

President                            Ross Lockhart
Vice President                   Angelo Porcaro
Secretary                             Brian Becker
Treasurer                            Kevin Jones
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RESERVES 

Subiaco were left stunned by the Royals in the reserves, with a heartbreaking three-point loss at Leederville Oval on Saturday.

After an even start to the match, the Lions broke away in the second term kicking five goals to one, taking a 26-point lead into half time.

East Perth fought strongly, but Subiaco appeared too strong over the first three quarters to lead by 32 points at three quarter time.

However, the Royals refused Read More [+]