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Jamal Fogarty believes Corey Horsburgh's motivation from Queensland's loss will benefit the Canberra Raiders.
Corey Horsburgh might've missed out on State of Origin, but Jamal Fogarty is hoping Queensland's loss will be the Canberra Raiders' gain.
The Raiders halfback is expecting the Maroons' game-one loss will drive Horsburgh over the coming weeks as the Green Machine's prop looks to force his way into Billy Slater's team.
The Canberra Raiders face the Sydney Roosters this Sunday after recent defeats in their respective leagues.
The Canberra Raiders' NSW Cup and Jersey Flegg teams will face the Sydney Roosters this Sunday at Wentworth Park.
The NSW Cup squad aims to bounce back from a narrow defeat against the Dragons, where they led at halftime but ultimately lost.
To enhance their performance, they have adjusted their forward pack: Mitchell Prest and Vena Patuki-Case are moving from the bench to prop positions, and Jordan Martin is shifting to lock.
In contrast, the Roosters are coming off a heavy loss to the Jets, suffering a 54-0 defeat last week.
The Canberra Raiders re-signed rookie Noah Martin until 2028 after his successful NRL debut against Warriors.
The Canberra Raiders have successfully re-signed rookie forward Noah Martin on a new deal that extends until the end of the 2028 season.
Martin made his NRL debut last weekend against the Warriors, contributing off the bench in the Raiders' 16-10 victory.
This agreement secures his position with the club for an additional three years, reflecting his journey from the Raiders' junior representative program to the NRL squad.
Martin's development has been noteworthy; he participated in the Harold Matthews Cup for three years during its transition from under-16s to under-17s.