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  • Raiders rewarded at Dally M Awards after historic season

    Raiders rewarded at Dally M Awards after historic season

    The Canberra Raiders won multiple Dally M Awards, including Coach of the Year for Ricky Stuart.

    Canberra Daily

    After a historic season that saw the club win 19 matches and claim its first minor premiership since 1990, the Canberra Raiders have been recognised with several honours at the Dally M Awards last night.

    Ricky Stuart won the Dally M Coach of the Year but was quick to praise others, while also lamenting Canberra's straight-sets exit from the finals.

    "I always say, you can't be a good coach without good players and I've got the best team in the competition," said Stuart.

    "Personally, I believe we should still be in the competition but I'm biased. I'm disappointed we're not but it'll give us fight and that's what we have to do.

    "I don't see this as an award for me. It's an award for my team,...

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  • Coach of the Year: Stuart says Raiders are still the "best team in the competition"

    Coach of the Year: Stuart says Raiders are still the “best team in the competition”

    The Canberra Raiders had a dramatic 2025 season, winning the minor premiership but failing in finals.

    Zero Tackle

    The Canberra Raiders experienced the highest of the highs in 2025, but also encountered the lowest of the lows.

    In a roller coaster season that saw them earn the minor premiership just a few weeks before being knocked out of the finals altogether, Raiders head coach Ricky Stuart probably felt he aged about 10 years this season.

    Known as one of the more outspoken characters in our game, Stuart was still visibly gutted with the Raiders' shock finals exit, and he made sure everyone knew it.

    "It's an award that is owned by so many people," Stuart told Dally Ms host Braith Anasta upon receiving the award.

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  • Shock snub in NRL's Team of the Year; Raiders coach bemoans 'dreadfully hard' reality after claiming gong

    Parramatta Eels

    Harry Grant, rugby league's top hooker, was surprisingly omitted from NRL's Team of the Year.

    Wide World of Sports

    The undisputed best hooker in rugby league was a surprise snub from the NRL's Team of the Year on Wednesday night.

    Storm superstar Harry Grant was overlooked for the No.9 jersey as the team of 13 was unveiled at the Dally M awards ceremony in Randwick.

    Grant was the unanimous pick for hooker when Wide World of Sports selected its own Team of the Year at the conclusion of the regular season.

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