With outgoing president Mark Lawrence standing down from his role at the completion of the 2023 season, 2024 will see the Subiaco Football Club with a new president, as current board member Russell Smith assumes the prestigious position. 

Russell's journey to presidency is rather unique and he is excited about the challenges this role entails. 

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Four worthy Life Member recipients were voted in by the Members at Wednesday's Annual General Meeting with a great combination of onfield football prowess and football administrators joining the illustrious list. 

Kicking things off was recently retired Aaron Heal (pictured) who chalked up his 150th game for the Club in the 2023 season. Heal notched up 156 League games for the Club and Read More [+]

The City of Vincent has signed an exciting sponsorship and naming rights deal with family-owned transport logistics company, Sullivan Logistics. 

Commencing early December 2023, the landmark agreement between the City of Vincent, Sullivan Logistics and the Subiaco and East Perth Football Clubs will see Leederville Oval officially renamed Sullivan Logistics Stadium. 

The agreement is set to last three years with the option for an additional two-year extension. 

Managing Director at Sullivan Logistics, Tim Sullivan commented, Read More [+]

Subiaco Football Club Members are warmly invited to the Club's Annual General Meeting on Wednesday 6 December at 6pm at our Leederville Club Room. 

The meeting will be chaired by exiting President Mark Lawrence. 

'Lauro' will take attendees through the below agenda and everyone is welcome to grab a 'hot off the press' Annual Report designed by Club Partner Scott Print. 

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The Subiaco Women’s preseason is off to a flyer with the newly appointment head coach, Baker Denneman, who has brought a wealth of experience and success from his tenure at Sydney W FC. Alongside him, the club welcomes Stef Giro as the new Subiaco Women's Manager, a familiar face to Subiaco League fans. This dynamic duo is set to lead Subiaco Womens into a new era of football excellence.

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Subiaco's backline will take a hit in 2024 with club stalwart Aaron Heal announcing he will hang up the boots after a distinguished WAFL career at Subiaco which saw him notch up 156 League games for the club.

Having recruited the key back from Baldivis FC after a handful of games at the Thunder, Heal proved to be a diamond in the rough, maturing Read More [+]

With the 2023 football season now behind us, Subiaco Football Club is looking to get improvement across all grades in 2024.

To support the players, the club is also ramping up its Membership program as membership is a key component of every successfull football club. 

This week the club is launching its new membership program with a target to get to 1,500 members.

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The Subiaco Football Club is delighted to welcome back two home grown players from the AFL system in Luke Foley and Greg Clark.

Both players were delisted from West Coast Eagles at the end of the 2023 season and will be welcomed back to the Lions when training commences in November.  

Foley signed on the dotted line this Wednesday and Clark followed suit Friday morning to give Subiaco a week to remember and sets them Read More [+]

2023 was another successful program for both the boys development squads. There we’re 103 boys involved throughout both programs from across the Subiaco Lions district and regional zones of the Goldfields and Esperance.

The 15’s program was headed by coaches John Simmons and Mark Sandwell whose experience at Subiaco has helped develop this strong group of players and results in strong results across the 3-game carnival.

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43 players from Subiaco’s zone took part in the Female Development Squad program, which consisted of three matches.

Over the past couple of months, the playing group trained for eight weeks, in preparation for three games held over the September/October school holidays.

The side had two wins from three games, with the girls exposed to a higher standard of Read More [+]