Canberra Raiders News

Mon, 14th July, 2025, 6:25 AEST
Giants toppled: Wigan soars in Valkyrie chase
Wigan tops the Women's Super League; York wins 16-4, and Barrow defeats Warrington 52-10.
LeagueNews.co
Wigan has reclaimed the top position in the Women's Super League by decisively defeating the Giants.
In a strong performance, York Valkyrie was reported by BBC, noting that "tries from Evie Sexton, Georgie Dagger, and Tamzin Renouf put York 16-4 ahead at the break," with Eboni Partington and Agnes Wood also scoring in the second half.
Meanwhile, Barrow Raiders achieved a significant victory in their bottom-of-the-table match against Warrington Wolves, winning 52-10 in Cumbria.
This marked Barrow's second victory of the season, their first being against Warrington last month, although they remain in second-to-last place, four points clear of Warrington, who are still searching for their initial win this season.
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Mon, 14th July, 2025, 6:07 AEST
Raiders make pitch for 'new fans' with special guests to feature at huge Eels triple-header
The Canberra Raiders aim for a sellout, featuring legends and NRL action against the Parramatta Eels.
The Canberra Times
The Canberra Raiders could be set for another sellout this weekend, with club bosses hopeful that the success of the NRL team, and a parade of Green Machine legends, will get more fans on the bandwagon.
The Raiders are still atop the NRL ladder after the bye week, and this Saturday they return to action to face the Parramatta Eels in a bumper afternoon of rugby league at Canberra Stadium.
The same teams will clash in the NRLW earlier the same day and immediately after the women's game, the club plans for more than 40 beloved former Raiders players to parade around the stadium to greet fans as part of Forever Green round.
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Sun, 13th July, 2025, 18:37 AEST
Sharks set to re-sign another on long-term deal
The Sharks aim to re-sign hooker Blayke Brailey until 2030, boosting their roster's future potential.
Zero Tackle
The Cronulla Sharks are set to lock up the future of hooker Blayke Brailey before he can hit the open market.
Quality dummy halves are in short supply on the free market, and the challenge for clubs searching for one could be about to get tougher, with News Corp reporting the club will extend an offer to Brailey to retain him until at least the end of 2030.
The dummy half has been one of the competition's best this year, improving his game out of sight in previous campaigns.
It has led to calls for him to come under consideration by NSW Blues head coach Laurie Daley for the State of Origin campaign, and although the Sharks have slid down the...
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