Subiaco midfielder Taj Schofield says shutting down East Perth’s revered midfield was his side’s key focus in their 41-point win at Leederville Oval on Saturday.
Angus Schumacher put in another stand-out performance for the Royals with two goals from his 29 disposals, but Hamish Brayshaw and Mitch Crowden were well below their normal level of influence as veteran Subiaco ruckman Zac Clarke (24 disposals, 46 hit-outs), Sandover Medal contender Liam Hickmott (24 disposals, nine tackles), the hard-running Stefan Giro (22 disposals, two goals) joined Schofield (18 disposals, three goals) among their team’s best.
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