Canberra Raiders News

Sat, 19th July, 2025, 16:44 AEST
Canberra Raiders' horror start to the NRLW season continues, this time thrashed by the Parramatta Eels
Canberra lost to the Eels 46-12, marking their third consecutive NRLW defeat despite Murphy's return.
The Daily Telegraph
Canberra's horror start to the NRLW season has continued after they slumped to their third loss in a row at home as the Eels punished some sloppy errors at the back to celebrate Mahalia Murphy's return from injury with a thumping win.
Murphy missed the opening two rounds of the season with a hamstring injury but scored a crucial try on the stroke of halftime as Parramatta bounced back from last week's loss in New Zealand to win 46-12.
The halves had a field day with Cassey Tohi-Hiku setting up two tries while Rachael Pearson had three assists and scored one of her own as Canberra struggled to deal with their high kicks.
Rachael Pearson one of the Eels' eight tries. Picture: Mark...
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Sat, 19th July, 2025, 16:26 AEST
Saturday Clash: Titans Face Foes with Caution
Top teams play expected matchups: Raiders host Eels, Bulldogs face Dragons, Storm vs. Sea Eagles.
LeagueNews.co
This Saturday features matchups involving the top three teams on the ladder, who face opponents they are expected to overpower but will not underestimate.
According to nrl.com.au, the Raiders have already surpassed their win total from both the 2023 and 2024 seasons, aiming for their 15th victory as they host the Eels in front of their home fans.
In the second match, the third-placed Bulldogs will take on a struggling Dragons team at Accor Stadium, followed by the Storm and Sea Eagles reigniting their longstanding rivalry at AAMI Park.
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Sat, 19th July, 2025, 14:54 AEST
Ryles responds: Brown's future in question
Jason Ryles defends dropping Dylan Brown; Joash Papalii replaces him against Canberra Raiders.
LeagueNews.co
Parramatta Eels head coach Jason Ryles has responded to criticism regarding his choice to drop Dylan Brown for their upcoming game against the Canberra Raiders.
Brown will serve as the 18th man, while Joash Papalii steps in to play five-eighth.
Previously, Brown played a significant role in the Eels' game against the Penrith Panthers, starting at dummy half and taking on some lock forward duties late in the match.
Ryles' decision has drawn ire from commentators like Mark Geyer and Brad Fittler, with fans also expressing mixed reactions.
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