Canberra Raiders News

  • Tigers Roar, Raiders Score: Clash at Campbelltown

    NRL Team List: Raiders v Tigers

    The Raiders announced their round 16 team; Jed Stuart debuts, Hudson Young returns, and Kris hits 100 matches.

    LeagueNews.co

    The Canberra Raiders have announced their team for the round 16 match against the Wests Tigers at Campbelltown Stadium.

    Notably, Jed Stuart is set to make his NRL debut as Raider #404, taking the place of Savelio Tamale, who will be sidelined with a knee injury sustained in round 14 against South Sydney.

    Additionally, Hudson Young and Corey Horsburgh are included in the squad, returning after the State of Origin II in Perth.

    Sebastian Kris will celebrate his milestone 100th match with the Raiders.

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  • Tigers and Raiders: Tight Battle, New Faces in Play

    Emotional Slater lashes ‘grub’ claim

    In 2025, the Wests Tigers face crucial matches, needing wins to avoid falling further in rankings.

    LeagueNews.co

    In the 2025 NRL season, the Wests Tigers find themselves in a precarious position, currently sitting just one win above the last-placed Titans and only a win outside the top eight.

    Despite the recent additions of Jarome Luai, Sunia Turuva, and Terrell May, which have made the Tigers more competitive, they face a crucial match against the high-flying Raiders.

    A loss could put the Tigers in a vulnerable spot, especially with three challenging away games against the Sea Eagles, Roosters, and Warriors looming.

    On the other hand, the Raiders come off their first bye of the season and are well-positioned to solidify their place in the top four.

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  • Raiders Rise, Storm Falls: Jersey Flegg Top Tale

    NSW Cup & Jersey Flegg: Round 15 Wrap

    Raiders Jersey Flegg Cup team won 46-4 against Melbourne Storm; NSW Cup team lost 34-28 to Bears.

    LeagueNews.co

    In Round 15 of the NSW Cup and Jersey Flegg, the Raiders Jersey Flegg Cup team achieved a commanding 46-4 victory over the Melbourne Storm, securing the top position on the competition ladder.

    The team notably showcased their strength by scoring nine tries, with Tim Carson and Jalen Afamasaga each contributing two tries.

    Canberra coach Jordan Macey expressed satisfaction with the team's defense, effectively limiting the second-ranked attacking side to only four points.

    In contrast, the Raiders NSW Cup side faced a challenging match, falling 34-28 to the Bears in a closely contested game.

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