Canberra Raiders News

  • Raiders fullback feeling the heat ahead of crunch clash

    Kaeo Weekes is desperate to help ignite Canberra's NRL finals charge. Photo: Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS

    Kaeo Weekes feels pressured to revive Canberra Raiders' season as they struggle in 13th place, needing to win most remaining games to reach the NRL finals.

    The Canberra Times

    Inspirational fullback Kaeo Weekes admits he's been feeling the pressure to spark Canberra's season to life, as the Raiders prepare for a crucial clash against Melbourne.

    After claiming last season's minor premiership, the Green Machine haven't sustained that form, tumbling to 13th on the ladder and risking becoming the third team in the NRL era to miss the finals after finishing the regular season first a year earlier.

    It's a statistic Ricky Stuart's men are eager to avoid, but to thrust themselves into the finals picture, the Raiders (5-9) will need to win the majority of their remaining 10 games.

    Weekes concedes his team must get a wriggle on, and when asked whether he is feeling the pressure to help salvage Canberra's campaign the 24-year-old said yes.

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  • Two clubs named as Nick Cotric chases NRL return

    Two clubs named as Nick Cotric chases NRL return

    Former Dally M Rookie Nick Cotric seeks a return to the NRL by 2027, attracting interest from Titans and Dragons.

    Zero Tackle

    Nick Cotric's name hasn't been front and centre in the NRL conversation until very recently.

    WWOS is reporting that the former Dally M Rookie of the Year wants to come home for 2027, and two clubs in particular have begun circling.

    The Gold Coast Titans and St George Illawarra Dragons, both reportedly weighing up a move for the now 27-year-old, as they search for finishing power out wide.

    It's a notable twist for a player who quickly impressed as an 18-year-old with the Canberra Raiders in 2017.

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  • She was drafted by New York. Now she is forming a sister act in Canberra

    Caden Helmers

    Manuela Puoch joins the Canberra Capitals on a two-year deal, reuniting with her sister and strengthening the roster.

    The Canberra Times

    Paul Goriss figures the fact Manuela Puoch was drafted by New York says something about her potential, so you can understand why the Capitals targeted the rising star to form a sister act in Canberra.

    Puoch - the younger sister of Canberra star Nyadiew Puoch - has signed a two-year deal to join the Capitals until the end of the 2027-28 season.

    Question marks still hover over the future of Jade Melbourne after she signed a lucrative deal to join Seattle in the WNBA.

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