Canberra Raiders News

Wed, 23rd April, 2025, 13:27 AEST
Forwards charge ahead in race for MVP glory
Payne Haas and Hudson Young rise in MVP rankings, Terrell May remains top spot in NRL.
LeagueNews.co
The latest round of NRL action saw Brisbane Broncos prop Payne Haas and Canberra Raiders second-rower Hudson Young rise in Zero Tackle's MVP rankings, with Terrell May still holding the top spot.
May, despite receiving just three votes in his team's loss, maintains an eight-vote lead over South Sydney's Jye Gray.
Haas is now just five votes behind Gray, while Young's perfect 20-vote performance has placed him in fourth position.
James Tedesco has slipped to fifth place after failing to score in the Roosters' recent defeat.
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Wed, 23rd April, 2025, 12:09 AEST
Titans prop relies on nose to point way
Campbell-Gillard undeterred by nose injury, ready to play Cowboys in ANZAC Round match, emphasizes focus and teamwork.
LeagueNews.co
Titans prop Reagan Campbell-Gillard remains undeterred by a busted nose sustained during a recent clash, affirming that it will not hinder his performance in the upcoming ANZAC Round match against the Cowboys.
Despite the injury caused by a high hit from Raiders forward Joseph Tapine, Campbell-Gillard is determined to take the field in Townsville.
In preparation for the game, Campbell-Gillard emphasizes the importance of concentration and combinations within the team.
By maintaining focus and working together effectively, he believes that the Titans can secure a victory against their opponents.
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Wed, 23rd April, 2025, 10:47 AEST
Manly table new offer as Fogarty turns his attention to red-hot Dolphins
Manly counters Canberra's offer to keep Jamal Fogarty with a three-year deal, shifting his focus to the Dolphins.
The Canberra Times
Manly have countered Canberra's latest bid to keep Jamal Fogarty by tabling a three-year offer for the Raiders halfback, who has now turned his attention to a Dolphins side fresh off "the best game of football" they've played since joining the NRL.
The Raiders had offered Fogarty a revised two-year deal to stay in Canberra which would give coach Ricky Stuart an experienced playmaker to help develop rising stars Ethan Sanders and Ethan Strange.
Now Manly have raised the stakes by upping their offer to three years, with the club chasing a halfback to fill the void left by Daly Cherry-Evans when he leaves Brookvale at season's end.
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