Canberra Raiders News

Mon, 9th September, 2024, 11:31 AEST
Raiders' Horsburgh makes call on playing future
Corey Horsburgh rejects Wests Tigers offer to stay with Canberra Raiders after successful end of season.
The Sydney Morning Herald
Corey Horsburgh has knocked back a three-year deal to join Wests Tigers to stay put in the nation's capital.
Horsburgh was the unlikely hero in Canberra's last-gasp 26-24 win over the Dragons on Saturday, scoring the match-winning try with a kick and regather.
The one-time Maroons prop had requested permission to explore his options despite still having three years to run on his Canberra deal.
But after being recalled to first grade for the final three games of the season - all of which the Raiders won - Horsburgh decided to remain a Raider.
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Sun, 8th September, 2024, 16:26 AEST
Big Red answers Raiders prayers with miracle late try
Canberra coach Ricky Stuart hopeful for finals after impressive comeback win, led by surprising player.
Canberra Weekly
A stunning late try from the most unlikely of sources that capped off a thrilling 26-24 comeback over St George Illawarra has Canberra coach Ricky Stuart praying for a miracle finals berth.
Down by four points with two minutes remaining on Saturday, Corey Horsburgh attempted to grubber through for himself 10 metres from the Dragons' line.
The big prop mistimed the kick, shinning it horribly, but somehow ended up with the footy and crashed over to stun the 11,189 in attendance at Jubilee Stadium.
Young fullback Kaeo Weekes iced the conversion from the sideline to put the...
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Sat, 7th September, 2024, 19:04 AEST
'Nothing personal': Ricky opens up on Horsburgh exit rumours as contract decision looms
Ricky Stuart denies personal issues with Corey Horsburgh after matchwinning try against Dragons. Injury prone.
Fox League
Raiders coach Ricky Stuart has revealed there's "nothing personal" between him and Corey Horsburgh amid rumours of a fractured relationship following the back rower's matchwinning try against the Dragons.
Trailing by four points with minutes on the clock, the one-time Origin representative put in a grubber which ultimately landed in his hands to score a four-pointer that stunned the Red V.
The 26-year-old has played only five NRL games this season, with injuries and suspensions keeping him sidelined for extended periods.
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