We love the mighty Canberra Raiders
In a recent update from melbournestorm.com.au, it has been reported that Reimis Smith will be making his return to the Storm side.
This comes as a replacement for Will Warbrick, who unfortunately will not be able to participate in the Sunday afternoon matchup against the Raiders due to neck soreness.
To strengthen their lineup, Bronson Garlick and Eli Katoa have been included in the Storm run-on side.
As part of Member Appreciation Round, Melbourne Storm's official website, melbournestorm.com.au, reported that the dedicated banner crew was visited by a group of Storm players on Thursday night.
These players, including Joe Chan, Jayden Nikorima, Jack Howarth, Dean Ieremia, Chris Lewis, and Aaron Pene, chipped in to help create the banner that would be proudly displayed at the Raiders game on Sunday afternoon.
The banner crew, thanks to major partner RedZed, received their own custom jerseys as a token of the club's gratitude.
A Zahara Temara field goal in golden point has helped the Raiders to a thrilling 19-18 win over the Dragons who will be filthy about a controversial no try ruling in the second half.
Temara's trusty right boot proved the difference in the first period of extra-time after her first attempt was charged down as Canberra made it three wins on the trot.
But Dragons fans will be furious that the game even went to golden point given they were denied what appeared to be a fair four-pointer.
Dragons coach Jamie Soward was furious with a couple of calls last week and his mood won't improve after Teagan Berry was denied what seemed to be a perfectly legitimate try in the second half that would have cut the gap to eight points.