Canberra Region Rugby League News

  • ACT Claim Inaugural LCA NRL Wheelchair Championships

    ACT Claim Inaugural LCA NRL Wheelchair Championships

    The ACT dominated the inaugural LCA NRL Wheelchair Championships, winning all matches convincingly.

    Canberra Region Rugby League

    The ACT claimed the Inaugural LCA NRL Wheelchair Championships in dominant fashion last weekend on the Gold Coast.

    Boasting the best defensive record and blistering attack, the ACT were a force to be reckoned with throughout the tournament, going through undefeated. 

    A comprehensive 52-4 victory against New South Wales set the tone for a strong weekend, with James Hill scoring a hat-trick and Zach Carl a double. 

    The ACT secured their second win by the same margin of forty-eight as they kept the Affiliated States to nil, before a 34-8 win against Victoria ensure they finished the first day undefeated. 

    After producing high quality performances on Day One, the expectation...

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  • Clydsdale's 'full circle moment' as Jillaroos honour foundations

    Clydsdale's 'full circle moment' as Jillaroos honour foundations

    Cath Welch reflects on the Jillaroos' 30-year journey since their first international match in 1993.

    Canberra Region Rugby League

    Cath Welch can only marvel at how far things have come since she first pulled on a Jillaroos jersey, leading out her team for an international match in Fiji in 1993.

    This year, the Jillaroos are celebrating their 30-year anniversary, with the first fully recognised Test match taking place against New Zealand on July 1, 1995, at Lidcombe Oval. 


    Cath Welch presented Yasmin Clydsdale with her Jillaroos jersey alongside Lakeesha Seaton.
    Cath Welch presented Yasmin Clydsdale with her Jillaroos jersey alongside Lakeesha Seaton.
    ©Chloe Davis / NRL Images

    Before that match however, the seeds for the future were sown by Welch and her fellow pioneering players, with their trip to play their Pacific Island opponents...

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  • Almost every club locks in new coach in major Canberra competition overhaul

    Caden Helmers

    Most Canberra Raiders Cup clubs will have new coaches in 2026, except for a few.

    The Canberra Times

    Almost every Canberra Raiders Cup club will have new coaches in 2026 - but one of the last men standing grins, "they can't get rid of us yet".

    Darby Medlyn will remain at the helm of the Tuggeranong Bushrangers alongside Brenden Bradley, while Zac Patch will stay at the Belconnen United Sharks. As for the rest?

    Seven out of nine Canberra Raiders Cup clubs have locked in new coaches - including premiership-winning stars and former NRL players - for the 2026 season.

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