Canberra Raiders News

  • Titanic Battle: Horsburgh and Foz Make Waves

    Raiders v Titans: Horsburgh returns; Welcome back, Foz

    This weekend, Titans aim to avenge previous loss against Raiders after recent comeback victory over Knights.

    LeagueNews.co

    This weekend, the Titans will seek to avenge their earlier loss to the Raiders when they meet in Canberra.

    In their previous encounter during Round 7, the Raiders overcame a 16-0 deficit, sneaking in a try before halftime and dominating the second half to secure a 30-20 victory.

    This defeat was part of a rough patch for the Gold Coast, contributing to their five-game losing streak.

    However, the Titans come into this match buoyed by a remarkable comeback against the Knights, rallying from a 20-6 halftime deficit to win 24-20.

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  • Waterman Makes Waves Joining Raiders' NRLW

    Marcus D'Acre is the first Canadian player to join the NRL

    Canberra Raiders sign Isabella Waterman for NRLW 2025 after Shakiah Tungai opts out this season.

    LeagueNews.co

    The Canberra Raiders have announced the signing of Isabella Waterman to their NRLW squad for the 2025 season.

    This move comes after Shakiah Tungai opted to sit out the season.

    Waterman, 25, joins the Raiders after spending last season with the Newcastle Knights, where she participated in two games and was part of the Knights' Harvey Norman NSW Women's Premiership team that reached the 2024 grand final.

    With a solid rugby background, Waterman has played the last three seasons for Hurricanes Poua in the Super Rugby Aupiki competition and has also had a season with Matatū.

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  • Raiders Rumble: Wins and Bowls in Wollongong

    NSW Cup & Jersey Flegg: Round 10 Wrap

    The Raiders lost to the Warriors in NSW Cup, but Jersey Flegg won after strong comebacks.

    LeagueNews.co

    In the Round 10 matches for the NSW Cup and Jersey Flegg, the Raiders faced off against the Warriors in Wollongong, resulting in a win for the Jersey Flegg team but a loss for the NSW Cup squad.

    The Warriors quickly established dominance, scoring eight consecutive tries before the Raiders responded.

    It wasn't until the 55th minute that Jed Stuart's offload provided Chevy Stewart the opportunity to score the Raiders' first points.

    Building on this momentum, the Raiders managed to score five unanswered tries, with Cook successfully converting each, narrowing the score to 42-30.

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