Canberra Region Rugby League News

  • Wife of Raiders star faces possible ban after allegedly sparking brawl from the crowd

    Wife of Raiders star faces possible ban after allegedly sparking brawl from the crowd

    Canberra Raiders player's wife facing ban after altercation at rugby league game. Show-cause notice issued.

    The Canberra Times

    The wife of a Canberra Raiders player is facing the possibility of a significant ban from attending all levels of Canberra rugby league competitions following allegations she was the spectator involved in a physical altercation with a female player.

    It is understood Raiders prop Josh Papali'i's wife, Sepa, is the spectator who allegedly confronted a player on the sideline of a Katrina Fanning Shield game, sparking a brawl between teams before the game was abandoned two weeks ago.

    She has been issued with a show-cause notice and has until Friday to either accept the punishment imposed by the Canberra Region Rugby League or appeal the decision.

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  • Katrina Fanning Shield: Washout Round Preview

    Katrina Fanning Shield: Washout Round Preview

    Katrina Fanning Shield matches resume, Queanbeyan Blues vs Gungahlin Bulls at Seiffert Oval this Saturday.

    Canberra Region Rugby League

    The Katrina Fanning Shield is gearing up for four exciting clashes this Saturday as we revisit the washed out round one fixtures.

    Queanbeyan Blues vs Gungahlin Bulls, 10:40am, Saturday at Seiffert Oval

    The Queanbeyan Blues are set to face the Gungahlin Bulls at Seiffert Oval in what promises to be a thrilling top four encounter.

    Following a defeat to the Goulburn City Bulldogs last round at Workers Arena, the Blues will be eager to bounce back at home and potentially jump to top spot on the ladder.

    On the other hand, the Bulls have won three in a row after a dominant 32-nil...

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  • Hawks flying high at the top of the ladder

    Hawks flying high at the top of the ladder

    Harden Hawks take top spot in GTS ladder with victory over Cootamundra, while Bungendore and Binalong draw.

    Canberra Region Rugby League

    The Harden Hawks moved to outright first on the Blumers Lawyers George Tooke Shield (GTS) ladder on Saturday following their 34-22 victory over rivals Cootamundra at Les Boyd Oval.

    With Bungendore and Binalong playing out a thrilling 4-all draw at Mick Sherd Oval on Saturday, the Hawks capitalised to move to the top of the table.

    For most parts, Harden was the better side, and the scoreline did not reflect their dominance.

    Jayden Cutting was at his dangerous best, with the clever playmaker crossing for a double.

    At the same time, William Hills continued another strong season, with...

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