Canberra Raiders News

Thu, 3rd July, 2025, 12:35 AEST
Raiders Meet Dragons: A Ladder-Toppling Clash
Canberra Raiders host Dragons Saturday; Raiders aim to maintain top spot after six straight wins.
LeagueNews.co
In the upcoming NRL match, the Canberra Raiders will face off against the Dragons this Saturday at GIO Stadium.
Following a hard-fought 22-18 victory against the Newcastle Knights, the Raiders have surged to the top of the competition ladder, marking their sixth consecutive win.
They aim to solidify their position as league leaders against a challenging opponent.
The Dragons, coming off a notable 34-20 victory over the Eels, seek to build momentum and break into the top eight.
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Thu, 3rd July, 2025, 12:33 AEST
'Definitely put on size': the five Raiders players you need to know about this season
The Raiders women's team is ready to start the 2025 NRLW season with new players and strategies.
The Canberra Times
The pre-season is over and the Raiders women are ready to kick-off their 2025 NRLW campaign this weekend.
Between adding dawn sessions to their training regimen, to turning wingers into props, and recruiting potential breakout stars, the Raiders aren't afraid to try something different this season.
In the off-season there were plenty of new additions at the Raiders, and that is highlighted by two NRLW debuts and four club debuts on Saturday when they take on the Dragons at Canberra Stadium.
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Thu, 3rd July, 2025, 11:57 AEST
Toohey's News: Raiders duo on Knights radar, details of Manly swap deal revealed
Canberra's Trey Mooney is a potential recruit for the Knights, replacing Kiwi Leo Thompson next season.
The Canberra Times
Canberra prop Trey Mooney is believed to be on the Knights' wishlist of potential recruits to fill a starting spot alongside Jacob Saifiti next season as a replacement for Bulldogs-bound Kiwi international Leo Thompson.
It's understood Mooney, who is still under contract to the Raiders, is one of a number of props from rival clubs the Knights are keeping close tabs on, with head of recruitment Peter O'Sullivan playing a waiting game to see if there is any movement in the player market before pulling the trigger on what will be a crucial recruitment decision.
The Knights have only four roster spots to fill in their top 30 for 2026. That will...
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