Canberra Raiders News

Thu, 17th April, 2025, 17:34 AEST
Young Raiders Seek Redemption Against Manly on Easter
Canberra Raiders teams prepare for double header against Manly, aiming for redemption after recent losses.
LeagueNews.co
The Canberra Raiders Jersey Flegg and NSW Cup teams are gearing up for a big Easter Sunday double header against Manly at Raiders Belconnen.
Despite some narrow losses this season, the Raiders are looking to bounce back and get their season back on track.
The team has named a young side with many players moving up from the Jersey Flegg squad, showcasing the club's strong developmental pathways.
After a tough loss to Penrith, Manly will be seeking redemption, making for an exciting matchup.
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Thu, 17th April, 2025, 15:00 AEST
Raiders vs Bulldogs: Battle for Survival in Sydney
Canberra Raiders SG Ball team face Bulldogs in must-win elimination final after missed opportunities in game.
LeagueNews.co
The Canberra Raiders SG Ball team will be facing the Bulldogs in a must-win elimination final after penalties cost them a spot in the grand final.
Despite dominating the first half, they were unable to secure a win in their first finals match.
Coach Rourke O'Sullivan praised the team's effort throughout the season but acknowledged they need to capitalize on opportunities in order to secure a preliminary final position.
He stated, "We had many opportunities throughout the game to secure the win and didn't quite finish the job." The Raiders finished the regular season in second place, giving them another chance to advance in the competition.
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Thu, 17th April, 2025, 14:31 AEST
Raiders table new deal for Fogarty as Sea Eagles circle in-demand half
The Raiders offer Jamal Fogarty a two-year contract to stay, competing with Manly for replacement for Cherry-Evans.
The Canberra Times
The Raiders have tabled a two-year offer in a bid to keep halfback Jamal Fogarty in Canberra as the playmaker weighs up an offer to replace Daly Cherry-Evans on the northern beaches.
Manly had come knocking in a bid to sign Fogarty as a replacement for Cherry-Evans, who has declared his intention to leave the Sea Eagles at the end of the NRL season.
The Raiders had opted against triggering a one-year option worth about $650,000, but have instead moved to construct a two-year contract reportedly worth up to $1 million.
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