Canberra Raiders News

  • Star duo face bans for Raiders' first ever final

    David Polkinghorne

    Chante Temara and Charlotte Basham face a choice: pay a $400 fine to play in the NRLW final or risk suspensions.

    The Canberra Times

    Pay the $400 fine and play in the Canberra Raiders' first NRLW final?

    It sounds a pretty simple choice for Chante Temara and Charlotte Basham when you put it like that.

    The other options for the Raiders duo are to cop a one-game ban and miss next week's knockout final or fight the charge and risk a two-game suspension if they lose.

    But you'd think the $400 fine - available to NRLW players who face a one-game suspension - was a no-brainer given what's at stake.

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  • Canberra Secures First NRLW Finals Spot

    Canberra's Sheridan Gallagher

    Canberra reached the NRLW finals with a 24-10 win over Wests Tigers, marking their fourth consecutive victory against them.

    LeagueNews.co

    Canberra has secured its first appearance in the NRLW finals following a 24-10 victory against Wests Tigers at Leichhardt Oval on Friday night.

    With a top-six finish on the line, the Raiders approached the match with urgency, achieving a decisive win that marked their fourth straight triumph over Wests Tigers.

    The opening points of the game took 20 minutes to emerge, showcasing the anticipation both teams felt early on.

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  • Raiders earn first NRLW finals berth with upset win

    Jordyn Preston sealed victory for Canberra over Wests Tigers, and an NRLW finals berth. Photo: PR IMAGE PHOTO

    Canberra secured their first NRLW finals spot with a 24-10 victory over Wests Tigers, scoring four tries to two.

    The Canberra Times

    Canberra have locked in a first NRLW finals appearance with an upset 24-10 win over Wests Tigers at Leichhardt Oval.

    Coming into the game on Friday night knowing a win would guarantee a coveted top-six finish, the Raiders played like it was the finals a week early, scoring a convincing four tries to two victory.

    It was Canberra's fourth consecutive win over Wests Tigers, who themselves had already locked in a maiden NRLW finals berth heading into the last two rounds.

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