Canberra Raiders News

  • 'Don't really want to talk about it': Jamal Fogarty reflects on sad ending to Raiders career

    Gold Coast Titans

    Jamal Fogarty reflects on a "pretty sad" farewell after Canberra's finals loss to Cronulla.

    Wide World of Sports

    After a devastating loss to Cronulla, Jamal Fogarty wasn't in the mood to reflect too much on his final game in Raiders colours, describing it as a "pretty sad" occasion.

    The halfback departs the Raiders following his 77th match, and will replace Daly Cherry-Evans at Manly next season.

    Fogarty couldn't inspire his Canberra side to a successful finals campaign, with the minor premiers going out in straight sets following a 32-12 loss to the Sharks.

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  • Sharks Shock Raiders in 2025 Upset Victory

    Sharks Shock Raiders in 2025 Upset Victory

    Cronulla Sharks shocked by eliminating top team Canberra Raiders in surprising finals upset.

    LeagueNews.co

    On Saturday night, an unexpected upset unfolded as the Cronulla Sharks eliminated the Canberra Raiders, marking one of the most significant surprises of 2025. This outcome was particularly striking considering the Raiders had enjoyed their most dominant season in 35 years.

    The minor premiers, who entered the finals with a season-long underdog spirit, faced a swift exit from the competition, leaving coach Ricky Stuart at a loss for words.

    "We were just outplayed by a better team tonight," Stuart stated during the post-match press conference.

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  • Stuart lost for words as Sharks celebrate upset win

    “I don’t blame the referee”: Stuart blasts NRL process for confusion in decisions

    In a shocking upset, the Sharks eliminated the top-seeded Raiders, leaving Coach Stuart disappointed.

    Zero Tackle

    The greatest upset of 2025 took place on Saturday night, when the Cronulla Sharks sent the Canberra Raiders home packing, after the latter's most dominant season in 35 years.

    The minor premiers, whose season-long underdog mentality led them to the finals, were eliminated in straight sets, leaving Raiders head coach Ricky Stuart speechless.

    Despite his visible disappointment, he did admit he was impressed with his side in the first half, before dwindling off when it mattered most.

    "We were good for the first 38 minutes of the first half, and started well in the second half," he said.

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