Canberra Raiders News

The Raiders and Sharks aim for their first win Saturday, with optimism from Coach Herman and key players.

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The Raiders and Sharks are both seeking their first victory of the season as they prepare to face each other on Saturday afternoon.

The Sharks, having experienced a narrow loss to the Eels in Round 1, are heading to the nation's capital with optimism.

Coach Tony Herman believes they will find their rhythm quickly.

Captain Tiana Penitani Gray is expected to play a pivotal role in the backline, complemented by rising centre Annessa Biddle, who adds an attacking dimension on the right edge.

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Canberra Raiders host Cronulla Sharks in NRLW, seeking redemption after opening losses in previous matches.

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In the upcoming NRLW match, the Canberra Raiders will host the Cronulla Sharks, eager to recover from their opening defeat.

The Raiders suffered a 36-14 loss to the Dragons, despite making a late comeback, while the Sharks narrowly lost 18-16 to the Eels in a tough contest.

The last meeting between the teams was in round three of 2024, where the Sharks emerged victorious with a score of 24-12.

This matchup highlights a dynamic clash of experience versus youth, featuring strong performances from both sides.

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The Canberra Raiders launched their 2025 Indigenous Jersey, honoring culture with players, families, and designer Shaenice Miles.

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The Canberra Raiders have officially launched their 2025 Indigenous Jersey, celebrating culture and community at Cuz Boxing in Belconnen.

Key players, including Indigenous stars Sebastian Kris, Xavier Savage, Jamal Fogarty, Vena Patuki-Case, Grace Kemp, and Relna Wuruki-Hosea, were present, joined by captain Joe Tapine and his family, who connect deeply with Indigenous culture through his wife Kirsten and daughter Ilua.

Also attending were Jordan Martin and his family, along with Jamal Fogarty's wife Kahlia and their children, and Xavier Savage's sister Gabriella and fiancée, Taliah.

The jersey was designed by Shaenice Miles, a Ngunnawal, Bundjalung, and Kamilaroi woman, who worked closely with the Raiders' Indigenous players to ensure the design accurately reflects their culture.

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