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  • Star centre Matt Timoko re-signs with Raiders

    Star centre Matt Timoko re-signs with Raiders

    Matt Timoko re-signs with Canberra Raiders until 2026, shining with 20 tries in 64 NRL games.

    Canberra Weekly

    New Zealand centre Matt Timoko has re-signed with the Canberra Raiders until the end of 2026, with an option for a further two seasons.

    The 24-year-old has enjoyed a rapid rise into the NRL, with 20 tries in his 64 appearances to date, capping off a superb season in 2023 with selection for New Zealand.

    Timoko has been one of Canberra's best players over the last two seasons and has started 2024 in fine form. The powerful centre is averaging 155 run metres per contest, has had 11 tackle breaks, 2 line breaks, 2 try assists and a try in four games this year.

    Timoko said the decision to remain with the Raiders was an easy one...

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  • Raiders extend tenure of international back

    Raiders announce re-signing as young gun confirms long-term future

    Matthew Timoko signs new deal with Canberra Raiders, extending contract until at least 2026.

    Zero Tackle

    New Zealand international centre Matthew Timoko has agreed to remain with the Canberra Raiders, inking a new contract extension.

    The new deal will see Timoko stay at the club until at least the end of the 2026 season, with an option to extend for a further two seasons.

    One of the club's best players to begin the season this year, the centre has played 66 games for the Raiders, scoring 21 tries.

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  • Broncos face nervous wait as veteran half suffers another injury: NRL Casualty Ward

    Broncos face nervous wait as veteran half suffers another injury: NRL Casualty Ward

    Broncos' Adam Reynolds to have scans for hamstring injury, hopes for low-grade strain.

    Fox League

    Broncos star Adam Reynolds is set for scans on a hamstring injury he suffered in the first half of his
    side's 34-32 loss to the Storm.

    Reynolds himself provided an update in Brisbane's post match presser, unable to answer a journalist's question about whether the injury was serious.

    Reynolds frustratingly limped off at half time in obvious pain
    , holding the back of his knee. Soon after, he was then was seen in the Broncos sheds visibly emotional, sparking fears the veteran half had suffered a serious knee injury.

    However, Fox League's Lara Pitt allayed those fears with an encouraging report on Reynolds.

    "After further assessment they (Broncos) are hopeful it is a low grade strain to his hamstring," Pitt said.

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