Canberra Raiders News

  • Knights edge Raiders 30-24

    Raiders go down by six to Knights

    In heavy rain, the Raiders lost 30-24 to the Knights, who scored two early tries before Canberra capitalized on an error.

    LeagueNews.co

    In heavy rain the Canberra Raiders were beaten 30-24 by the Newcastle Knights at GIO Stadium.

    Early on an ankle tap allowed Francis Manulelua to break the line and find Fletcher Sharpe for the opening try.

    Dominic Young then barged over in the corner to put the Knights 12-0 up.

    Canberra capitalised on a Kalyn Ponga error after a successful captain's challenge overturned the call.

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  • Stuart Blasts Player's Costly Mistake in Defeat

    NRL Eyes Global Expansion Plans Ahead

    Ricky Stuart criticized Corey Horsburgh's sin bin as a "brain explosion," impacting the Raiders' chances against the Knights.

    LeagueNews.co

    Ricky Stuart has expressed his frustration over a pivotal moment in the match against Newcastle, describing Corey Horsburgh's sin bin incident as a "fu***** brain explosion."

    With under ten minutes remaining and trailing by four points, the Canberra Raiders were presented with a crucial chance to equalize when referee Ashley Klein awarded them a penalty against the Knights.

    However, the situation quickly changed when the Bunker intervened, reviewing the incident and determining that Horsburgh had made illegal contact with Dane Gagai.

    This overturned call not only sent Horsburgh to the sin bin, leaving the Raiders a player down, but also significantly damaged their chances of qualifying for this year's finals series.

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  • Raiders stun NRLW with crushing win over Broncos

    Raiders crush Broncos in NRLW

    Canberra stun Brisbane with a 28-4 victory in the NRLW, ending Broncos unbeaten run.

    The Canberra Times

    Canberra have produced the boilover the NRLW season by dominating the previously unbeaten Brisbane 28-4, before Wests Tigers snatched victory from St George Illawarra in the last minute of their nailbiter.

    While Sunday's loss to Canberra came with a devastating record deficit for the Broncos, the Tigers took another step towards a maiden NRLW finals appearance.

    It was cold and wet at GIO Stadium, but the Raiders brought the heat with the coup of the season, completely outplaying the visitors and scoring five tries to one.

    It was Brisbane's first loss of the year and snapped their 15-game unbeaten streak.

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