Canberra Region Rugby League News

  • Season Preview 2025: Gungahlin Bulls

    Season Preview 2025: Gungahlin Bulls

    Gungahlin Bulls aim to improve after finishing last in the 2024 season, striving for success in 2025.

    Canberra Region Rugby League

    The Gungahlin Bulls are determined to bounce back in the 2025 Blumers Lawyers Canberra Raiders Cup after finishing with the wooden spoon last season.

    Meanwhile, in the Katrina Fanning Shield and League Tag competitions, the Bulls are hungry to go one step further after falling short in their respective 2024 grand finals.

    Gungahlin's first-grade men's side never found their rhythm last season, winning just three games and suffering 13 losses to finish at the bottom of the ladder.

    Despite the struggles, star forward Jayden Ford says the team has a "different mindset heading into...

    See more...

  • Monaro Colts: Semi-Final Wrap

    Monaro Colts: Semi-Final Wrap

    Monaro Colts lost 56-12 to Northern Rivers Titans in semi-final; Titans will face Newcastle Rebels in final.

    Canberra Region Rugby League

    The Monaro Colts Men's Country Championships campaign has ended with a 56-12 semi-final loss to the Northern Rivers Titans.

    In a rematch of last year's semi-final, Northern Rivers avenged their defeat with a dominant 44-point victory to book their place in the grand final.

    The Titans will face the reigning premiers, the Newcastle Rebels, who secured a 20-0 win over the Western Rams.

    Northern Rivers ran in 10 tries to Monaro's two, with Adam Walker and Zacharia Roberts both bagging doubles, while five other teammates also crossed the line in the commanding win.

    Monaro's tries...

    See more...

  • Monaro Colts: Semi-Final Preview

    Monaro Colts: Semi-Final Preview

    Monaro Colts play Northern Rivers Titans in semi-final rematch; Monaro won last year's match 12-8.

    Canberra Region Rugby League

    The Monaro Colts face the Northern Rivers Titans this Sunday in a Men's Country Championships semi-final showdown.

    Both teams meet in the middle, with Monaro traveling north and Northern Rivers heading south to Wollongong's Collegians Sports Stadium.

    These two sides meet again in the competition's semi-final after last year's tight contest, where Monaro edged Northern Rivers 12-8 to qualify for the grand final.

    Monaro scraped through with a six-point round two win over the Illawarra South Coast Dragons, while Northern Rivers dominated the Northern Tigers 58-16.

    Connor...

    See more...

We acknowledge and pay our respects to the Traditional Owners of country throughout Australia


We love the mighty Canberra Raiders
Raidercast est. 2009 as Raiders.net.au
Terms & Conditions of Use