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Dragons lost 28-24 to Raiders despite Tyrell Sloan's two tries and a strong second-half effort.
In a closely contested match, the Dragons faced the Raiders in Canberra but ultimately fell short, losing 28-24.
Despite a determined second-half comeback, the Dragons struggled with a long list of injuries that necessitated several new inclusions in their line-up.
Tyrell Sloan was a standout player, scoring two tries and assisting Kyle Flanagan for another late in the game.
Western Suburbs Magpies rallied to defeat Canberra Raiders 22-18 after trailing 12-0 early in the game.
In a thrilling Round 18 matchup of the Knock On Effect NSW Cup, the Western Suburbs Magpies overcame an early deficit to defeat the Canberra Raiders 22-18 at GIO Stadium.
The Raiders started strong, with Mitchell Prest and Myles Martin quickly scoring thanks to veteran hooker Danny Levi, establishing a 12-0 lead.
The Magpies began their comeback when Jaxson Rahme scored from dummy half around the half-hour mark, rewarding their sustained pressure.
Kurt Falls converted the try, narrowing the deficit to 12-6 at halftime.
In the NRLW opener, the Dragons defeated the Raiders 36-14, led by Berry and Bostock's performance.
In the NRLW season opener, the Canberra Raiders faced a tough loss against the Dragons, falling 36-14.
The Dragons, spearheaded by Indie Bostock and Teagan Berry, overwhelmed the Raiders' defense, marking their first victory over the team.
Initially, the Raiders applied pressure, but it was Teagan Berry who shifted momentum.
Berry executed a swift move across the field to connect with Indie Bostock, who evaded several defenders and sprinted 80 meters to score, putting the Dragons ahead 6-0.