Canberra Raiders News

  • Faulkner's Flame Lights Sharks' Future: Girls, Join In

    Stephanie Faulkner is the first player to come through the Sharks pathways from Lisa Fiola Cup to NRLW.

    Stephanie Faulkner, 20, inspires female athletes by becoming the first NRLW player from Cronulla Sharks' pathways.

    LeagueNews.co

    In an inspiring journey for aspiring female athletes, Stephanie Faulkner has made history with the Cronulla Sharks by becoming the first player to advance through the club's female pathways to the NRLW.

    At just 20 years old, she showcased her talent by scoring two tries in her debut game during a significant 56-6 victory over the Raiders.

    Faulkner's journey through the ranks includes competing in the Lisa Fiola Cup, Tarsha Gale Cup, and Harvey Norman's Women's Premiership before reaching the elite level of the NRLW Development Squad.

    She aims to encourage young girls in the Shire to pursue their dreams in rugby league, demonstrating the potential of a strong development pathways system to nurture talent.

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  • Knights size up a deal for Vaughan's future

    Knights  size  up a deal for Vaughan's future

    Paul Vaughan, 34, is considering a significant offer from York Knights to continue his rugby league career.

    LeagueNews.co

    Former NRL forward Paul Vaughan is exploring his options to continue his rugby league career as he faces an uncertain future.

    The 34-year-old has reportedly received a "sizeable offer" from the York Knights, a team in the RFL Championship, as they seek to secure his services for the 2026 season, according to zerotackle.com.

    Before moving to the Super League at the end of 2022 to join the Warrington Wolves, Vaughan had a successful ten-season stint in the NRL, where he made 205 appearances for the Canberra Raiders, St.

    George Illawarra Dragons, and Canterbury Bulldogs.

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  • Tigers Roar: Homecoming Match Sparks Paws for Concern

    NRL Preview: Beware buoyant Tigers in vital contest

    Warriors face Tigers at Go Media Stadium; Tigers buoyed by recent upset, while Warriors seek redemption.

    LeagueNews.co

    In a key matchup, the Warriors are set to face the buoyant Tigers at Go Media Stadium, where Warriors fans are ready to support their team in a vital contest.

    The last time the Tigers visited, they suffered a 16-28 defeat, largely due to Roger Tuivasa-Sheck's outstanding performance, where he amassed 293 metres and six tackle breaks.

    The Tigers head into this match on a high following an upset victory over the Roosters, with strong contributions from the Fainu brothers and Terrell May.

    Meanwhile, the Warriors have had a mixed start to the season, winning their first three home games but dropping the last two against the Raiders and Panthers.

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