Canberra Raiders News

  • The Raiders hooker set to end an NRL exile in search of a new contract

    The Raiders hooker set to end an NRL exile in search of a new contract

    Zac Woolford returns to Raiders after Starling's injury, fighting for his place in team.

    The Canberra Times

    Zac Woolford could be playing for his future as the Canberra Raiders hooker prepares to end his NRL exile and play his first top grade game of the year.

    The 27-year-old hooker has been drafted into the Raiders' NRL side for the first time this year ahead of a clash with the Wests Tigers at Campbelltown Stadium on Sunday.

    Woolford's recall to the bench comes after Tom Starling entered the NRL's concussion protocols following last week's defeat to North Queensland, with fellow hooker Adrian Trevilyan named in the No.19 jersey on Canberra's extended bench for a trip to Campbelltown.

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  • Young dropped by Blues as NSW shakes up squad for game two

    Young dropped by Blues as NSW shakes up squad for game two

    Canberra Raiders' Hudson Young dropped from NSW Blues squad for State of Origin game two.

    The Canberra Times

    Canberra Raiders star Hudson Young has been dropped by the NSW Blues for game two of State of Origin as coach Michael Maguire made multiple changes in an effort to keep the series alive.

    Young, halfback Nicho Hynes and fullback James Tedesco were dropped completely from Maguire's 20-man squad revealed on Sunday night, with lock Cameron McInnes shifted to the extended bench for the June 26 clash in Melbourne.

    Young's omission means game two will be the first since the series finale in 2016 not to feature a single Raiders player.

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  • 'You think we're trying to lose?' Ricky blasts ref inconsistency, fires back at reporters in testy presser

    ‘You think we’re trying to lose?’ Ricky blasts ref inconsistency, fires back at reporters in testy presser

    Ricky Stuart criticizes officials for inconsistency after Raiders lose to Cowboys with cheap penalties.

    Fox League

    Raiders coach Ricky Stuart has slammed the consistency of the officials, highlighting one moment during his side's 34-16 loss to the Cowboys on Friday night.

    The Raiders piggybacked the Cowboys down the field on several occasions in the first half with cheap penalties conceded, and the visitors were mostly able to cash in with tries.

    Stuart admitted his side were ill-disciplined, but wondered why the six against his side were receiving weren't being awarded as penalties.

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