Canberra Raiders News

  • Tamale's Green Dream: Raiders Seasoned for Future

    Raiders Re-Sign Savelio Tamale

    The Canberra Raiders re-signed Savelio Tamale for two more seasons, extending his contract to 2028.

    LeagueNews.co

    The Canberra Raiders have secured Savelio Tamale's future, re-signing him for two additional seasons, extending his contract until the end of 2028.

    Initially contracted until 2026, Tamale's strong performance, including six tries and over 150 running metres per game in his 14 appearances this season, led to this extension.

    He noted that the decision to stay was easy, expressing his sense of belonging in Canberra and excitement about playing with the Raiders.

    This season has been significant for Tamale, who made his debut in Las Vegas, and he takes pride in being part of the current team and the club's history.

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  • Raiders re-sign Tamale: A deal that's a steal

    Daley learns his lesson as pressure builds

    The Canberra Raiders re-signed Savelio Tamale until 2028; he's scored 6 tries this season.

    LeagueNews.co

    The Canberra Raiders recently announced the re-signing of outside back Savelio Tamale on a two-year extension, now securing him until the end of 2028.

    Originally contracted until 2026, Tamale transitioned from the St George Illawarra Dragons to the Raiders ahead of 2025.

    His presence is vital for the team; in the current season, he has scored 6 tries in 14 games, averaging over 150 meters per game.

    Although he is currently sidelined with an injury, he's expected to return in time for the finals.

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  • Raiders Rise, Knights Fall: Round 17 Recap

    NSW Cup & Jersey Flegg: Round 17 Wrap

    In Round 17, the Raiders beat Newcastle Knights 40-26, with Taumoepeau scoring two crucial tries.

    LeagueNews.co

    In Round 17 of the NSW Cup and Jersey Flegg competitions, the Raiders showcased impressive performances.

    The NSW Cup side achieved a notable victory, defeating the Newcastle Knights 40-26.

    Following a significant turnaround in the second half, Jensen Taumoepeau was a standout, scoring two tries in quick succession to help level the scores.

    Additional contributions came from Jake Clydsdale and Adam Cook, with Cook scoring in the final moments, solidifying the Raiders' dominant second-half display.

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