The future is bright. 

The WAFL Futures competition produced a successful season for Subiaco, the young Lions winning eight of nine games, with the only defeat coming in the final round to West Perth by just two points. 

This year the club decided to run with a smaller squad of 27 locals and 12 regional boys rotating through from Kalgoorlie and Esperance. 

Coach John Simmons said one of Read More [+]

VALE BASIL WALTER FULLER 

Born 29 MARCH 1936  Died 22nd March 2024 (87yo) 

Welcome everyone here today to celebrate the life of our club LEGEND,  

• BASIL WALTER FULLER, born on 29 March 1936 and passed on 22nd March 2024, only a week short of his birthday on Good Read More [+]

Less scoring shots, less disposals, less hit-outs, less free kicks, less inside 50’s but the most important statistic, accuracy proved the difference as Subiaco posted their second win of the season, 10.9 (69) to West Perth 8.17 (65). 

Coach Beau Wardman uses the word “resilience” for the four-point win. 

“We played far from our best football but when we connected and played selflessly, we were able Read More [+]

Former Subiaco Football Club player and successful sports administrator Scott Gooch has signed up as the 2024 Player Sponsor for #2 Galen Savigni - an inspired decision with Galen turning in a best on ground performance last week against West Perth.

The reliable backmen looks set to have a massive year as he continues to mature and build on a strong 2023 season and become one of the best defenders in the WAFL.

Gooch was Read More [+]

The Subiaco Football Club is delighted to have secured the journalistic services of life time Lion's supporter and Subiaco local Tim Gossage for the 2024 season. 

Best known as a WA Sports Broadcaster for decades, Goss is also renowned as one of the best MC / Auctioneers in the state and continues to work in this space as well as Broadcast committments with SEN which includes a 6am - 8am Sports Overview from Monday to Friday.  He Read More [+]

Round 2 was a monumental day at Sullivans Logistics Stadium with Subiaco having a great win against a highly fancied Peel Thunder outfit.  

The day was also significant as the club held a Premiership celebration for its 1924, 2004 and 2014 Premiership sides.

The 1924 side was remembered through some stories from that day.  There were no survivors from that match but the son of Greg Hickey / retired Read More [+]

The Subiaco Football Club is welcoming 2004 and 2014 League Premiership sides back for their Round 2 clash vs Peel Thunder on Sunday 7 April. 

The Club will also honour the 1924 Premiership side in the 100th year anniversary of their historic premiership. 

It will be a return to the Club for Peter German (pictured with Matt Priddis) who was the coach who broke a 15 year premiership drought for the Lions and is now currently coaching Read More [+]

With the Men's season kicking off this weekend, the Lions now round out a successful off season from a partnership perspective, with some fantastic gains made through the re-signing of existing partners and some great new companies joining the Club. 

Holman (Wally Edwards pictured) continues to be the Club's Premier Partner and they will be supporting the first home game of the season on 7 April in which we will be celebrating three Premiership anniversaries (1924, Read More [+]

The Subiaco Football Club is deeply saddened to announce the passing of our greatest ever non-player, with Basil Fuller passing late on Friday.

Basil had been involved at Subi since 1961.

Loved by everyone involved with the club, he continued to volunteer at the Lions until his dying days.

Our thoughts are with his wife Jennifer and the Fuller Family who have supported the club through thick and thin.

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Tuesday 19th March marked the 20th anniversary of Subiaco Football Club being at Leederville Oval (now Sullivan Logistics Stadium). Check out the Lion's Roar articles from 2003 and 2004 about the historic move. Read More [+]