Canberra Raiders News

  • Raiders face high-stakes Cowboys clash to keep NRL finals hopes alive

    David Polkinghorne

    The Canberra Raiders need to win against the North Queensland Cowboys today to stay in the NRL top eight.

    The Canberra Times

    If this isn't do-or-die time then it's getting pretty close to it.

    The Canberra Raiders must beat the North Queensland Cowboys at Canberra Stadium today if they're going to stay in touch with the NRL top eight.

    Follow all the action in the blog below.

    See more...

  • Strong club form key to Strange staying in blue

    Ethan Strange is poised to back up from Origin for Canberra against North Queensland. Photo: Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS

    Canberra's coach praises Ethan Strange's growth after his State of Origin debut, encouraging other players to step up while focusing on his Raiders performances.

    The Canberra Times

    Canberra coach Ricky Stuart is already seeing signs young gun Ethan Strange has changed as a player after returning from a glittering State of Origin performance.

    And he's urging more of his stars to step up into the representative arena after the five-eighth made his NSW debut.

    Just days after being parachuted into the starting line-up with Mitchell Moses ruled out with a hamstring injury, Strange played a dazzling role in the Blues' epic 22-20 comeback victory in game one at Accor Stadium.

    His crucial second-half try laid the platform for NSW's resurgence and has dealt Blues coach Laurie Daley a fresh conundrum, as he now must decide who will be in the starting No.6 jersey for game two on June 17.

    See more...

  • Strange to make Origin case as Raiders take on Cowboys

    Ethan Strange is poised to return for Canberra against North Queensland on Sunday.  Photo: Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS

    Ethan Strange returns for Canberra after a strong State of Origin debut. Coach Ricky Stuart encourages more players to step up and compete at that level.

    The Canberra Times

    Coach Ricky Stuart is already seeing signs young gun Ethan Strange has changed as a player after returning from a glittering State of Origin performance.

    And he's urging more of his stars to step up into the representative arena after the five-eighth made his Blues debut.

    Just days after being parachuted into the starting lineup with Mitchell Moses ruled out with a hamstring injury, Strange played a dazzling role in the Blues' epic 22-20 comeback victory in game one on Wednesday.

    His crucial second-half try laid the platform for NSW's resurgence and has dealt Blues coach Laurie Daley a fresh conundrum, as he now must decide who will be in the starting five-eighth jersey for game two on June 17.

    See more...

We acknowledge and pay our respects to the Traditional Owners of country throughout Australia


We love the mighty Canberra Raiders
Raidercast est. 2009 as Raiders.net.au
Terms & Conditions of Use