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WAFL 2022CommentsPremiumFalcons not future on Barnard’s mind after Lions loss

East Perth coach Jeremy Barnard is not focusing on the looming decision of his future as the Royals face the reality of another season without a finals appearance.

Mitchell Woodcock

WAFLPremiumBarnard’s future unclear as Lions sink Royals’ finals hopes

Pressure is mounting on East Perth coach Jeremy Barnard after Subiaco all but ended on the Royals’ finals hopes at a mud-soaked Leederville Oval on Saturday.

Mitchell Woodcock

Pick meCommentsPremiumInside the five WAFL grand final bids

Five WAFL grounds from all around the city are in contention to host this year’s decider as Optus Stadium is out of action for the second time in three seasons

Jordan McArdle

Moving forwardCommentsAngus beefs up Subi’s flexibility

95-game Subiaco veteran Angus Dewar is building his forward craft after being swung into attack against West Coast.

Matt Paddick

Lions roarEagles push late, but Subi too good

West Coast took far too long to show some rare WAFL fight, dominating much of the second half but failing to dig themselves out of a 50-point hole in their loss to Subiaco.

Matt Paddick

FIXTURE CHAOSCommentsPremiumLeederville Oval unplayable as grand final decision looms

Less than a week out from a decision on this year’s WAFL grand final venue, a contender remains unfit for football with the WAFL match between Subiaco and West Coast moved from Leederville Oval.

Braden Quartermaine

WAFL 2022PremiumRoyals call for Leedy revamp as surface tension continues

East Perth chief executive Dean Turner says Leederville Oval needs to be completely resurfaced while flagging that repairs would cost about $50,000 as it looks to keep its bid to host the grand final alive.

Mitchell Woodcock

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Thunder, Royals moved to East Freo after Leedy deemed unfit

Peel Thunder’s clash against East Perth set for Saturday has been moved from Leederville Oval to New Choice Homes Park in East Fremantle because of the poor state of the playing surface.

Mitchell Woodcock

Finals aspirations Claremont cub’s dual aims as Tiger train gets back on track

Ronin O’Connor has only been around Claremont’s league side for one season, but he knows exactly what the Tigers are chasing.

Eliza Reilly

Arm wrestle Tigers claw their way to muddy win in battle of big cats

It was more of a mud pit than a jungle but Claremont have emerged kings of the big cats, defeating Subiaco by seven points.

Eliza Reilly

WAFL 2022PremiumYoung Thunder hope to find consistency in race for top five

The return of an experienced trio and some consistency in their game will be vital for Peel Thunder as the race to finish in the top five and make finals heats up in the WAFL.

Mitchell Woodcock

WAFL 2022CommentsThunder strike late to keep finals dream alive

Peel Thunder’s finals hopes have a pulse, but they gave their fans plenty of heart flutters before recording a 26-point win over reigning premiers Subiaco at Lane Group Stadium.

Mitchell Woodcock

WAFL 2022CommentsPremiumSharks have winning fever as finals loom

Belief is a powerful tool for any side in the prized premiership window. It’s a mindset East Fremantle are starting to truly embrace, according to one of their star midfielders.

Matthew Paddick

Streak continuesCommentsPremiumSharks circle top spot after early dominance over Lions

East Fremantle claimed their third consecutive win over reigning premiers Subiaco to retain second spot, defeating the Lions by 25 points at Leederville Oval on Saturday.

Matthew Paddick

WAFL 2022PremiumWhich WAFL players have been elite to start 2022?

Champion Data has revealed which WAFL players have been ranked elite after the first 10 rounds of the season. And one premiership contender has surprisingly none. See who made the cut here.

Mitchell Woodcock

WAFL 2022PremiumSwans heed assistants message in second half flurry

Swan Districts coach Adam Pickering might have been missing because of COVID-19, but the message was not lost in translation from assistant Andrew Pruyn.

Harry Grigson

Momentum gatheringCommentsPremiumLions de-clawed as Swans climb into top five

Swan Districts have continued their form at their Steel Blue fortress, disposing reigning premiers Subiaco in emphatic style to elevate themselves into the top five.

Harry Grigson

WAFL 2022PremiumDelahunty backs his retirement call despite Subi struggles

Lachlan Delahunty was leaning heavily towards retiring from the WAFL after claiming his fifth premiership with the Lions last season, but he’s proud he’s sticking it out during the tough times for Subiaco.

Mitchell Woodcock

WAFL 2022Lions’ defence alive as Eagles’ lack of talls hits hard

Subiaco’s premiership defence has a heartbeat, but shaking off a winless West Coast was not as easy as they expected.

Mitchell Woodcock

Important hit-outPremiumGreen, Hewett star, Corey cashes in as State 18s beat Subi

Midfield duo Steely Green and Elijah Hewett have combined with hulking forward Corey Tregenza-Cashell to power WA’s under-18s to a 33-point win over Subiaco Reserves at Leederville Oval.

Jordan McArdle

Bouncing back ‘The belief is still there:’ Lions’ reign not over just yet

Subiaco boom recruit Stefan Giro has only played seven games for the Lions. But he’s seen enough to suggest Subiaco can turn their season around.

Eliza Reilly

Lion kings PremiumRegular service resumes as Subi down Demons

It may not be the dominant Subiaco we’re used to seeing, but regular service has resumed after the Lions defeated Perth by 14 points. 

Eliza Reilly

WAFL 2022PremiumTreacy inspires Peel’s comeback win over Subiaco

Josh Treacy’s monster second half including a goal in the dying minutes sparked Peel to a spectacular come-from-behind win over Subiaco at Leederville Oval on Saturday.

Jay Rooney

Roaring home ‘It’s do or die:’ Lions set for season-defining fortnight

The prospect of back-to-back pseudo elimination finals isn’t daunting Subiaco despite the Lions requiring at least a win and potentially a stroke of luck to qualify for WAFLW finals.

Eliza Reilly