Subiaco is proud to announce the signing of Kyron Hayden and Taj Schofield for the 2023 season.

Proud products of the SFC District, Hayden and Schofield played their junior football with Noranda and Sorrento-Duncraig respectively.

Hayden recently departed North Melbourne after four seasons with the club. Selected in 2018, Hayden was listed as an athletic defender boasting an AFL Combine Record for the Vertical Jump. With 17 AFL Games under his belt, Hayden is a Read More [+]

Over the past eight weeks, our club has identified the top young female footballers within the Subiaco district to form our 2022 MDS Girls Development Squad. From the first training sessions on Monday nights at Birralee Reserve to the gruelling final game against West Perth, this group of young talent is one to watch. 

A scratch match against Perth proved to be a tough start, with a 30-degree day and strong winds. Despite unpleasant conditions, Read More [+]

Subiaco FC futures stars performing in fine fashion with another successful 14s Development program. The 3-game carnival wrapped up the Subiaco 14s Development Program last week with the young Lions putting on a show against Perth, Peel and East Perth.

The team, coached by experienced Subiaco Development Coach, David Emes, we’re put through their paces over an 8-week training program, Read More [+]

Stefan Giro has continued his immaculate start to his career with the Subiaco Lions claiming the 2022 Outridge Medal dominantly.

Although polling slowly through the early parts of the season, Giro was head and shoulders above the field at the end of the count, amassing an incredible 471 votes.

In his first season wearing Maroon and Gold, Giro gathered 469 disposals and kicked Read More [+]

Rory Murison has added another feather to his incredible 2022 season claiming a dominant victory in the Taylor Medal.

Although the evening saw multiple vote count leaders, Murison’s backend and Subiaco’s injury woes had the Kalgoorlie prodigy looming like a great white shark.

After recently being named in the WAFL Colts Team of the Year, Murison was always going to be tough to beat in the count. The strong-bodied midfielder averaged 16.8 disposals and five Read More [+]

Subiaco are champions of the WAFL Reserves competition after a thrilling six-point win over West Perth in the Grand Final at Leederville Oval on Saturday October 1.

With the scores level at three quarter time, both sides did everything they could to get on top in the contest.

The lead changed six times during the final term, with Jordan Faraone kicking a goal on the run to give the Lions momentum.

It was halted by Read More [+]

Subiaco have embraced the do or die nature of the WAFL Finals and will take on West Perth in the Reserves Grand Final at Leederville Oval on Saturday October 1.

It’s been a remarkable season, and the Lions are one game away from etching their names in history.

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Subiaco have looked red-hot ever since the finals series commenced.

After finishing fourth during the regular season, the side has been forced to win to stay Read More [+]

2022 has been a whirlwind for the Subiaco Football Club.

While the League side may have had an underwhelming season, the Reserves have relished in the idea of doing it tough.

It’s a mindset that has allowed them to overcome COVID, injuries, and finishing in fourth spot to book a place in Saturday’s Grand Final against West Perth.

Their coach Jamie Battigelli said it’s the one club mentality that has seen them defy the odds.

Subiaco are through to the 2022 WAFL Reserves Grand Final following a 39-point win over Claremont in the Preliminary Final.

It was a tight battle all game, but the Lions proved too strong as they kicked away in the final term.

Subiaco kicked seven second half goals and kept the Tigers to just one, which got them over the line to book their spot against West Perth in the decider.

Lachie Vanirsen stood out in Read More [+]

Subiaco have fallen 10-points short of victory in the Preliminary Final, putting an end to their remarkable 2022 campaign.

The side fought tooth and nail at New Choice Homes Park on Sunday September 25, but the Thunder were too strong on the day.

Just three points separated the two sides at three quarter time, with the Lions ahead.

With the intensity high, the Thunder made the most of their opportunities kicking three goals to get Read More [+]