Subiaco’s Reserves completed a perfect pre-season with a third win from three games with a hard fought 35 point win over East Fremantle at East Fremantle Oval.
Subiaco produced a four quarter display as they extended their lead at every change, but were forced to continually work hard to overcome a determined East Fremantle opposition.
Subiaco last night completed their 2018 pre-season with a comprehensive 64 point win over East Fremantle.
The win was sparked by an irresistible first half of attacking football punctuated by a nine goal opening quarter as the Lions led by 55 points at the long break.
The Subiaco Football Club is delighted to announce that 3B Build have joined the club for the 2018 season as the Major Naming Right Partner of the Subiaco Coaches.
3B Build are a local Perth mid-sized commercial construction company having worked on a number of major regional, national and international projects around Perth, having formed in 2006.
The 2018 AFL season commences this weekend and a host of former Subiaco players are set to play an impact on the 2018 AFL season.
After electrifying Leederville Oval crowds for the past two seasons, high flying, mercurial forward Liam Ryan has been named to make his AFL debut for West Coast at the first game at Optus Stadium on Sunday.
Subiaco will conclude their pre-season this coming weekend, with all four grades set to play against East Fremantle across Friday night and Saturday.
The league fixture will be held as a stand alone Friday night game at Leederville Oval, with East Fremantle travelling to take on Subiaco one week out from both club’s first official WAFL fixture on Good Friday, Friday March 30th.
Each week in 2018, visit the Subiaco website and social media channels to get all the goals from every week in our special series, Maroon & Goaled.
It was another light week for goals in the pre-season loss to Peel with Subiaco managing just six goals with Lachlan Delahunty the only player to record multiple goals with two.
Subiaco's Colts and Development reporter Lenny Fogliani will return to keep a close eye over the Subiaco colts and development again in 2018. Ahead of the new season, Lenny gives a few of the faces of recent years who have progressed through Subiaco's development program and appear set to make an impact at leage level in 2018.
The 2018 WAFL season is just a fortnight away as excitement builds towards Round 1 and a Good Friday match with East Perth.
In 2018 Subiaco will be profiling some of your favourite Lions and some of the up and coming Lions players in a special series called, “Getting to Know the Lions”.
Today's profile is on one of the new Subiaco senior players having stepped up from the Colts program from 2017, Thomas Edwards-Baldwin. A local product hailing from the Kingsley Junior Football Club, Edwards-Baldwin played 19 colts games in 2017 after playing 4 in 2016.
Subiaco has suffered its first pre-season loss of 2018, falling to Peel by 49 points at Rushton Park on Saturday.
It was an intense start to the match as both teams midfields offered extreme pressure around the ball with early attacking flair hard to come by. Across the match, this intense pressure was evident as both sides showed why they have combined to win the last four WAFL premierships.
In the first major fundraising event for the Subiaco Football Club in 2018, the club will be offering members, fans and sponsors of the club to get involved in the 2018, Subiaco Player Group Auction.
This year’s season launch is a historical first for the Subiaco Football Club, as players from the senior program, colts program and women’s program will all be presented together on stage for fans as the club continues to promote the importance of a one club approach.
