Canberra Region Rugby League

  • ACT Announce Team for 2025 Wheelchair Nationals

    ACT Announce Team for 2025 Wheelchair Nationals

    ACT announces squad for 2025 Wheelchair Nationals, aiming for Joseph Chidiac Cup victory.

    Canberra Region Rugby League

    The Canberra Region Rugby League is proud to announce the squad members who will represent the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) at this year's Wheelchair National Championship, later this month on the Gold Coast. 

    Competing against six other teams from across Australia, the ACT will look to claim the Joseph Chidiac Cup in the inaugural championship which is a significant milestone in the growth of Wheelchair Rugby League. 

    Along with the National Wheelchair Championship, the Wheelaroos will take on the reigning world champions England, in an exciting Ashes series. 

    Where: Gold Coast Sports & Leisure Centre 

    When: 31 October - 2 November 

    Squad

    Toby Popple (C)
    Zac...

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  • Westpac Blues Tag Gala Day Wrap

    Westpac Blues Tag Gala Day Wrap

    Canberra Region Rugby League excelled at the Westpac Blues Tag Carnival, winning multiple titles.

    Canberra Region Rugby League

    In an action-packed day of League Tag action, the Canberra Region Rugby League had a successful carnival, as both Opens and Under 16s claimed the Minor Premiership, with the Opens going all the way to the Grand Final. 

    Opens 

    After a successful tournament last year, the CRRL Open's outfit was out to defend their crown in the 2025 Westpac Blue's Tag Carnival. 

    A dominant group stage saw CRRL claim 18-0 victories over St George and Western Australia, with the side remaining undefeated after drawing with the Central Coast. 

    This strong group stage resulted in the side being crowned minor premiers, setting up a contest in the Semi Final against Western Australia, where they...

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  • 'I want to give it a crack': Could we see this former Raider back in the NRL?

    Caden Helmers

    Sam Williams has signed to coach Northern Pride in Queensland Cup, pursuing professional ambitions.

    The Canberra Times

    He has become a sideline eye at Canberra Stadium, but now Sam Williams could be on a path back to the NRL with the former Canberra Raiders playmaker revealing his desire to "put myself in a professional environment again".

    Now he is one step closer, this time as a coach, having signed a two-year deal to coach the Queensland Cup's Northern Pride after a successful three-season stint at the helm of the Queanbeyan Kangaroos.

    Williams claimed the Les McIntyre Medal in 2023 and guided the Kangaroos to two Canberra Raiders Cup premierships from three grand final appearances. Now he is taking on a new challenge in the Queensland Cup - and part of him would relish the opportunity to eventually...

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