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The Lions feasted on a wounded Eagles side to make it three wins in a row.

The 129-point win was a much needed percentage booster, increasing by 23 to sit at 130 per cent.

Subiaco moved to second on the ladder, behind Claremont.

Good wins against Peel and Swans in the weeks prior have the Lions primed for a big contest on Read More [+]

As far as occasions come, this week’s match for Subiaco will be as close to a final as you can get in the Home and Away season.

At Fremantle Community Bank Oval on Saturday June 17, the Lions will be looking to knock off a contender in South Fremantle, to keep their season in their own hands.

It’s a team the Lions have the wood over throughout their Read More [+]

The Subiaco Football Club has taken the next step towards improving player health and welfare, appointing Calvin Ko as the club’s Chaplain.

It’s the first Chaplain in the club’s history and the role involves providing pastoral support to the players.

Ko said the players have the freedom to open up, and discuss multiple aspects of their lives.

“Anyone who has issues outside footy and wants to chat, Read More [+]

Subiaco has bounced back in style, with a 41-point win over Peel Thunder at Leederville Oval on Saturday June 10.

The Lions attacked the contest hard, and played four solid quarters of football to pick up the four points.

Their relentless attitude helped them keep the Thunder scoreless for the match.

It was a much needed win for the side, who sit half a game outside the Read More [+]

Subiaco completed a comprehensive 129-point win over West Coast at Mineral Resources Park on Saturday 10 June.

The Lions clicked into gear early, and refused to take the foot off the pedal.

They piled on the pain, kicking eight goals in the final term to win 25.16 (166) to 5.7 (37).

Jaimon Alone was strong for the Lions, with 28 disposals and eight inside 50s.

Liam Read More [+]

The club has been shocked to learn about the death of past player Andrew Scott and his wife Lynan Scott. Scott was recruited from Mt.Gravatt for the 2010 season when he made his league debut and played 5 games for Subiaco. 

The players from that era recall him fondly describing him as a good guy, always smiling, and a man who loved being around the club. Scott was a hard-working defensive midfielder that left behind Read More [+]

Across the WA Day long weekend, Esperance played host to the Subiaco Zone Carnival at Ports Football Club. Here the best year 9, 10 boys and youth girls from the Goldfields Football League and Esperance Districts Football Association play off in a contest for bragging rights for the best League as well as an opportunity to impress Subiaco FC recruits who were down watching the games.

Day 1 of the carnival, GFL won convincingly over Read More [+]

Subiaco will be looking to thrive with the idea that every game until the end of the season is, in essence, a final.

It starts this weekend when the Lions host Peel Thunder at Leederville Oval on Saturday June 10.

As it stands, Subiaco sits two games outside the top four, but can get things going with a win over the Thunder.

No game is ever guaranteed in the WAFL, and the same has to go for this weekend when Subiaco takes on West Coast at Mineral Resources Park on Saturday June 10.

Despite where the two teams sit on the ladder, history has shown the Eagles have found ways to win when it seemed unlikely, including against the Lions.

While Subiaco goes in favourites, they will need to put in a Read More [+]

The Subiaco Football Club is saddened to hear of the passing of club legend Peter Burton, at 76 years of age.

Burton was instrumental for the side in the 1970s, playing a role in the club’s triumphant 1973 Premiership.

Standing at 198cm, he showed speed beyond his height, and had the work ethic to be a successful footballer.

He worked well in tandem with Mike Fitzpatrick, but the ruckman Read More [+]