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Sat, 18th July, 2026, 14:46 AEST
Raiders Women fall short to Roosters in Canberra
The Canberra Raiders narrowly lost to the Sydney Roosters, 22-18, in a competitive match.
Canberra Raiders Club
The Canberra Raiders have come up agonisingly short to competition heavy weights the Sydney Roosters, falling 22-18 at GIO Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
Having survived an early attacking raid from the Raiders, the Roosters were able to convert with their first opportunity on the Raiders line, with Jayme Fressard crossing for the first try of the afternoon.

Unphased, Canberra immediately struck back through the likes of Bobbi Law carrying a number of defenders with her on the way to level scores at 4-4, just over 10 minutes into the contest.
With both outfits having settled back into a back-and-forth brand of footy, Canberra took an opportunity to go up 6-4 through the boot of Zahara Temara after receiving a penalty deep within the Roosters half.
Compiling possession and...
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Thu, 16th July, 2026, 16:38 AEST
NRL Match Preview: Raiders v Rabbitohs
The Raiders aim for victory against the Rabbitohs after a strong win against the Bulldogs.
Canberra Raiders Club
The Toyota Forklifts Canberra Raiders will look to continue their momentum when they return to GIO Stadium on Saturday afternoon for a crucial clash against the South Sydney Rabbitohs.
The home side returns fresh off a dominant performance against the Bulldogs last Saturday, taking them down 40-16 in an inspiring match that keeps them within reach of a top-eight finish.

The Canberra forwards played a key role in the victory, with Zac Hosking scoring a hat-trick and Noah Martin scoring a try himself. Halfback Ethan Sanders showcased a near-perfect kicking performance, converting five out of six tries and three penalty goals.
Meanwhile, the Rabbitohs enter the matchup following a close victory against the Knights in front of their home crowd. After gaining a 14-point lead at...
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Tue, 14th July, 2026, 16:10 AEST
Wild stat makes rising Raiders star one of the NRL's most lethal weapons
Owen Pattie's hard work paid off, achieving five 40/20s in 35 NRL games, showcasing his exceptional talent.
The Canberra Times
Most people can't get off the park quick enough during a cold Canberra winter, but Owen Pattie "puts in the hours after training" - and this wild stat shows the work is paying off for one of the NRL's most lethal weapons.
Two pinpoint 40/20s in a win over Canterbury mean Pattie has now booted five in the first 35 games of his NRL career. Just two players have nailed more in that same career span - former Newcastle halfback Scott Dureau (nine) and ex-South Sydney livewire Chris Sandow (six).
Two players have a share of third place with Pattie on the list revealed by social media's "Random Stats Guy" - former St George Illawarra halfback Brett Firman, and ex-Raiders hooker Josh Hodgson.
But the figures that separate Pattie from the rest of the pack? The 22-year-old has started in just five of those games, and he has spent more than 40 minutes on the park just five times - but now the Raiders are reaping the rewards of Ricky Stuart's call to develop Pattie in NSW Cup at the start of the season.
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