Canberra Raiders News

  • Raiders v Sharks preview

    Raiders v Sharks preview

    Raiders started strong but now struggle with back-to-back losses, while Sharks faced mixed results.

    League Unlimited

    The Raiders attack was looking superb in their opening two games of the season as they spanked the Warriors 30-8 over in Vegas, which they followed up with a brilliant 32-22 over a highly fancied Broncos side in the second Round. But then everything went topsy-turvey and in the last two weeks they've lost back-to-back games and their defence has leaked 70 points against Manly and the struggling Cowboys.

    The Sharks story isn't too dissimilar. They were very competitive in Vegas against the defending Premiers Penrith, losing 28-22 in a gallant display. They backed it up with comfortable wins against the Cowboys 36-12 and Souths 27-12 - two sides with solid forward packs. But last week their attack took a wrong turn somewhere and their pack was unable to gain any dominance over the Bulldogs forwards - ultimately leading to the Sharks losing 20-6.

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  • Payten confirms Neame's status after hamstring issue

    Payten confirms Neame’s status after hamstring issue

    Griffin Neame expected to be fit for Round 5 game against Penrith Panthers after hamstring issue.

    Zero Tackle

    North Queensland Cowboys head coach Todd Payten has confirmed Griffin Neame should be fit to take on the Penrith Panthers in Round 5 of the 2025 NRL season.Neame seemed to be hampered by a hamstring injury during the second half of the Cowboys home win over the Canberra Raiders on Saturday evening in Townsville."He has to train today, so it's precautionary. We didn't put him back on because it tightened up. We will see how he runs today, but we are expecting him to be fine and we will go from there,' Payten said before naming his team list for the game against the Panthers.

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  • Panthers in search of redemption against Cowboys

    SG Ball Team List: Seeking strong end to tough campaign

    Penrith Panthers struggling with 3 consecutive losses, hopes rise with Nathan Cleary's return. Cowboys secure first win.

    LeagueNews.co

    The defending premiers, Penrith Panthers, have faced early challenges in their title defense with three consecutive losses.

    However, the return of Nathan Cleary is seen as a potential turning point for the team.

    The departure of successful players in recent years has put Coach Ivan Cleary and his players to the test, making this season a significant challenge for the club.

    On the other hand, the Cowboys secured their first win of the season against the Raiders last weekend.

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