Canberra Raiders News

  • Queensland legend inspires Young's NSW State of Origin dream

    Hudson Young represented Australia in a tough contest against Tonga in 2024.

    Hudson Young is encouraged by rugby legend, aims to represent NSW in State of Origin.

    LeagueNews.co

    Hudson Young, a player for the Canberra Raiders, is feeling inspired and ambitious after receiving encouragement from a rugby league legend.

    The article from raiders.com.au discusses Young's dream of representing New South Wales in the State of Origin series, a goal instilled in him by a respected figure in the sport.

    Young's recent performance on the field, including scoring two tries in a game against the Titans, has boosted his chances of being selected for the Blues team.

    Despite having only played in three State of Origin matches so far, Young is determined to earn more opportunities in the future.

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  • Warriors star Nicoll-Klokstad draws Broncos attention

    Max King with father David (l) and grandfather Johnny (r) after his debut for the Titans in 2017.

    Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad's future in NRL uncertain as he attracts interest from London Broncos in addition to Catalans.

    LeagueNews.co

    The future of New Zealand Warriors fullback Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad in the NRL competition remains uncertain as he has attracted interest from another team.

    Nicoll-Klokstad, who has also played for the Cook Islands and the New Zealand Kiwis, has been a standout player for the Warriors since returning to the club in 2023 after his time with the Canberra Raiders.

    At 29 years old, he is still in his prime and has been a vital player for the Warriors, helping them reach the 2023 Preliminary Final.

    The Catalans Dragons were previously interested in Nicoll-Klokstad due to changes in their roster, but now the London Broncos have also joined the race for his services.

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  • Hasler Upbeat on Titans Trio, Fifita Out Next Month

    Hasler Upbeat on Titans Trio, Fifita Out Next Month

    Holbrook updates injuries of Campbell and Fifita, Campbell may return in 4-5 weeks without surgery.

    LeagueNews.co

    Gold Coast Titans head coach, Justin Holbrook, provided an update on the injuries of Jayden Campbell and David Fifita.

    Campbell was a late withdrawal from the Titans' recent game against the Canberra Raiders due to a syndesmosis injury, while Fifita was sidelined with a hamstring complaint.

    Syndesmosis injuries can be serious and require surgery, potentially keeping players out for up to three months.

    However, Holbrook revealed that Campbell's injury does not seem to require surgery, and he may return in four or five weeks.

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