Canberra Raiders News

Sat, 12th July, 2025, 16:43 AEST
Sharks bite hard, Raiders left in deep water
The Raiders lost to the Sharks 56-6, with Emma Verran scoring four tries in a dominating performance.
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The Canberra Raiders NRLW team faced a challenging defeat against the Cronulla Sharks, losing 56-6 at GIO Stadium.
The standout performance came from Emma Verran of the Sharks, who dominated the Raiders' defense by scoring four tries and assisting another two, leading her team to a significant victory.
The Sharks opened the scoring within the first five minutes as Quincy Dodd capitalized on a rebound off the goalpost, swiftly putting them ahead 6-0.
The Raiders had a chance to redeem themselves after a Sharks error allowed them to enter the attacking zone, but they failed to penetrate the Sharks' robust defense.
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Sat, 12th July, 2025, 9:07 AEST
Sharks Seek Redemption: Raiders' Waters Await Their Bite
Sharks face Raiders in NRLW Round 2, seeking redemption after tough losses and debuting Stephanie Faulkner.
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The Sharks will face off against the Raiders at GIO Stadium on Saturday afternoon in Round 2 of the NRLW, seeking redemption after a close 18-16 defeat against the Parramatta Eels.
Both teams are looking for revenge after their respective tough opening matches; while the Sharks narrowly lost, the Raiders were defeated 36-14 by the Dragons.
Notably, the Sharks will be missing interchange forward Filomina Hanisi, who has sadly suffered a season-ending ruptured ACL.
Her injury provides an opportunity for local junior Stephanie Faulkner to debut in NRLW, marking a significant milestone as the first female to progress through Cronulla's entire pathways system.
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Fri, 11th July, 2025, 19:54 AEST
Roosters Clash: Squads Ready to Ruck 'n' Roll
NRLW Coach Nathan Cross keeps the Round 2 squad unchanged for the Roosters match celebrating the club's anniversary.
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The NRLW 24-Hour Update reveals that Head Coach Nathan Cross has made no changes to the squad ahead of the Round 2 match against the Sydney Roosters at Jubilee Stadium.
This game is particularly significant as it is the first part of the club's home double-header for 2025, alongside a celebration of the 15-year anniversary of their 2010 NRL Grand Final victory over the Roosters, with several former players in attendance.
The team that triumphed over the Raiders in Round 1 will remain intact, featuring standout debutante Indie Bostock in the centres, alongside Bobbi Law.
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