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Subiaco Football Club • Annual Repor T 2018 SUBIACO FOOTBALL CLUB • ANNUAL REPORT 2018 L A D E M N O S P M I S 8 1 0 2 L A D E M N O S P M I S 8 1 0 2 L A D E M E G D I R T U O 8 1 0 2 L A D E M E G D I R T U O 8 1 0 2 subiaco captain 2017 N I A T P A C O C A I B U S 8 1 0 2 subiaco captain 2017 N I A T P A C O C A I B U S 8 1 0 2 kyal horsley Y E L S R O H L A Y K kyal horsley Y E L S R O H L A Y K glory glory! ! Y R O L G , Y R O L G glory glory! ! Y R O L G , Y R O L G . 9 1 0 2 N I N I A G A throughout 2018. throughout 2018. 9 1 0 2 N I N I A G A T R O P P U S R U O Y Y t the lions on again T R O P P U S R U O Y Y t the lions on again F O L L A G N I V A H O T having you cheer F O L L A G N I V A H O T having you cheer D R A W R O F K O O L E W look forward to D R A W R O F K O O L E W look forward to support in 2017 and ! S P I H S R E I M E R P 3 support in 2017 and O T Y E N R U O J E H T N O thank you for your ! S P I H S R E I M E R P 3 thank you for your S U G N I T R O P P U S D N A O T Y E N R U O J E H T N O N O I S S A P R U O Y R O F S K N A H T S U G N I T R O P P U S D N A bring to every season. bring to every season. ! S A W 8 1 0 2 N O S A E S A T A H W N O I S S A P R U O Y R O F S K N A H T support our members support our members ! S A W 8 1 0 2 N O S A E S A T A H W we love the passion and we love the passion and S R E B M E M S R E B M E M members members U O Y K N A H T U O Y K N A H T u yo k n a th u yo k n a th thank you members we love the passion and support our members bring to every season. thank you for your support in 2017 and look forward to having you cheer the lions on again throughout 2018. glory glory! kyal horsley subiaco captain 2017 ANNUAL REPORT & YEARBOOK 2018 SUBIACO FOOTBALL CLUB INC. ANNUAL REPORT & YEARBOOK 2018 1 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2 STAFF PHOTOS 2 2018 THE YEAR OF THE LION 4 LEEDERVILLE OVAL PRESIDENT’S REPORT 6 246 Vincent Street, Leederville WA 6007 PRESIDENT’S REPORT 7 PO Box 436, Leederville WA 6903 CEO REPORT 8 CEO REPORT 9 T: (08) 9208 9999 SUBI FOREVER 10 F: (08) 9208 9990 FINANCE REPORT 10 BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT REPORT 11 E: [email protected] 2018 SPONSOR LISTING 12 W: www.subiacofc.com.au 2018 SPONSOR LISTING 13 FOOTBALL OPERATIONS REPORT 14 TALENT DEVELOPMENT AND COUNTRY ZONE REPORT 16 Facebook: @subilions COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT 17 Twitter: @subiacolions MEMBER SERVICES AND FACILITIES REPORT 18 GOLDS REPORT 19 Instagram: @subiacolions PPO&S REPORT 19 LADIES’ FORUM REPORT 20 LIFE MEMBERS’ REPORT 20 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING VALE 21 Wednesday December 12th, 2018 SUBI SURVEY 21 SUPPORT STAFF LISTING 22 6pm Leederville Sports Bar & LEAGUE COACH REPORT 24 Functions Centre RESERVES COACH REPORT 26 COLTS COACH REPORT 28 2018 HONOURS 30 AGENDA 2018 LEAGUE GAME LISTING 32 RESERVES & COLTS GAME RECORDS 33 Welcome by President 2018 OUTRIDGE MEDAL PRESENTATION DINNER 34 Apologies 2018 TAYLOR MEDAL PRESENTATION DINNER 36 GRAND FINAL FUNCTION 38 Confirmation of minutes of previous AGM LEAGUE PREMIERSHIP CELEBRATION 39 Business arising RESERVES PREMIERSHIP CELEBRATION 40 Presentation of Annual Report and COLTS PREMIERSHIP CELEBRATION 41 SUBI SOCIAL PHOTOS 42 Balance Sheet 2018 FAN PHOTOS 43 Declaration of Election CORPORATE DECK LAUNCH PHOTOS 44 LIFE MEMBERS NIGHT PHOTOS 45 Election of Life Members LEAGUE STATISTICS 46 Notice of Motions RESERVE STATS 47 COLTS STATS 47 Nominations of Auditors for 2019 HONOUR ROLL 48 General Business TOTAL GAMES 50 RECORDS AT A GLANCE 52 AFL DRAFTEE 53 COVER THE VICTORS: SUBIACO’S LEAGUE PREMIERSHIP TEAMS 54 2018 SUBIACO PREMIERSHIP TEAM 56 2018 Subiaco Premiership Teams LEAGUE AND SUPPORT STAFF 57 Designed by Scott Print RESERVES SQUAD 58 COLTS SQUAD 59 DEVELOPMENT SQUADS 60 PHOTOGRAPHY GOLDFIELDS FL & ESPERANCE FL 2018 AWARDS 61 DISTRICT FOOTBALL REPORT 62 Photography by Theron Kirkman LITTLE LEAGUE REPORT & DISTRICT LISTING 2018 63 Photography SUBIACO FOOTBALL CLUB WOMENS’ REPORT 64 Photo contributions courtesy of Owen Davies & Frozen in Motion DESIGNED AND PRINTED BY: Scott Print 4 Aberdeen Street, Perth WA 6000 Tel: (08) 9223 7788 Fax: (08) 9223 7700 E: [email protected] W: www.scott.com.au 2018 ANNUAL REPORT & YEARBOOK 1 1 SUBIACO FC SUBIACO FC 2018 BOARD 2018 STAFF Back Basil Fuller, Peter Capes (CEO), John Martin Back Cameron Palmer, Daniel Vidovich, Michael Farmer, Front Russell Smith, Mark Lawrence (President), Dwayne Lamb Adam Cockie, Kevan Sparks Absent Chad Cossom, Bret Hutchinson, Nathan O’Connor Front Debbie King, Peter Capes, Teigan Freeman STAFF LIST PATRON SUB-COMMITTEES FINANCE Kevin Merifield Nathan O’Connor (Chair) OFFICE STAFF TRUSTEES & BOARD Peter Capes Peter Capes VICE PATRONS EXECUTIVES Basil Fuller Chief Executive Officer Julie Bishop MP Mark Lawrence (Chair) Debbie King Debbie King John Bowler Peter Capes Accounts & Office Manager Graham Edwards John Martin FOOTBALL OPERATIONS Daniel Vidovich Janine Freeman Nathan O’Connor John Martin (Chair) Football Manager Bryan Gardiner Dwayne Lamb Michael Keenan MP BUSINESS Jarrad Schofield Michael Farmer Tony Krsticevic MLA DEVELOPMENT Daniel Vidovich Talent Manager Peter & Tina Metropolis Bret Hutchinson (Chair) Cameron Palmer Dr Harry Phillips Peter Capes HERITAGE Corporate Manager Margaret Quirk MLA Chad Cossom Basil Fuller (Chair) Teigan Freeman Neil Randall Todd Holmes Peter Capes Member Services Manager Mayor Tracey Roberts Brad Lohoar Jeff Lind Dr Ken Spillman Kevan Sparks Cameron Palmer John Martin David Williams Bar & Functions Manager Lee Parker Brian Sierakowski Ted Wishart VOLUNTEER STAFF NUMBER 1 FACILITIES & TALENT & COUNTRY Dana Alhuneidi TICKET HOLDER MEMBER SERVICES Social Media Coordinator Justin Langer Basil Fuller (Chair) SERVICING Russell Smith (Chair) Owen Davies Peter Capes Michael Farmer Graphic Design Coordinator CLUB AMBASSADOR Teigan Freeman Kim Hughes Debbie King Beau Wardman Daniel Elhaj Cameron Palmer Video Coordinator Kevan Sparks 2 SUBIACO FOOTBALL CLUB 2018 ANNUAL REPORT & YEARBOOK 3 2018 THE YEAR OF THE LION In 2018 the Subiaco Football Club arguably produced the most THE PERFECT DAY outstanding single season by a club in WAFL history, breaking The quest for a perfect season had a perfect finale, as a series of long standing WAFL and club records on route to Subiaco’s league side produced one of its best performances their 14th league premiership. on Grand Final day, defeating arch rivals West Perth in what It truly was the “Year of the Lion” as Subiaco won the would be a one side decider. league, reserves and colts Premierships, becoming the first After a nervous start, Subiaco kicked the first goal of the Grand club in over 130 year history of the WAFL to win those three Final after 17 minutes and from there took control, producing premierships in the same season. a stunning mix of breath-taking offence and resolute defence. It came a month after Subiaco had become just the second Subiaco would eventually run out 81 point winners. club in history to win minor premierships in all three grades, and the first in 40 years to do so. THE TALE OF THE GAME WAS HIGHLIGHTED IN ALL THE KEY STATS: On top of these incredible premiership trifectas, the Subiaco league team went through the 2018 WAFL season undefeated • The 81 point final margin was the second biggest winning becoming the first team in over 70 years to go through a WAFL margin that Subiaco had achieved in Grand Final history league season unbeaten. Subiaco became just the third WAFL • Subiaco had 130 more possessions than West Perth, the league side to go through a season unbeaten. sixth time for the season they had out possessed their opponents by over 100 Subiaco’s defence was miserly all season conceding just 51.90 points per game, the greatest defensive season recorded by a • Held West Perth to their lowest score of the season on WAFL league team since 1944. their fewest number of scoring shots for the season, 46 points on 11 scoring shots By virtue of a dynamic attack as well as dominant defence, • The 46 points by West Perth was also the lowest Grand Subiaco finished the season with a percentage of 217.92, the Final score conceded by Subiaco since the drought breaking third highest percentage in the history of the WAFL.
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