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  • Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad makes bombshell call on his NRL future

    Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad makes bombshell call on his NRL future

    Nicoll-Klokstad may leave Warriors and NRL after the season despite success since returning in 2023.

    Zero Tackle

    New Zealand Warriors fullback Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad is reportedly set to make a bombshell call on his future which could very likely see him depart the NRL at the end of the season.

    A dual-international for the Cook Islands (three games) and the New Zealand Kiwis (ten matches), Nicoll-Klokstad has been one of the best players at the Warriors since returning to the club in 2023 after a four-year stint with the Canberra Raiders.

    However, reports have indicated overnight that 2025 may mark his last season in the NRL.

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  • Overseas club eye North Queensland Cowboys playmaker

    Overseas club eye North Queensland Cowboys playmaker

    Jake Clifford scored twice in North Queensland Cowboys' first win, potentially moving to Leigh Leopards in Super League.

    Zero Tackle

    Starring in the North Queensland Cowboys' first win of the season over the weekend by scoring a double against the Raiders, halfback Jake Clifford has been linked with a move to another team.

    Moving back to the Cowboys last season after a one-year stint with Hull FC in the Super League, Clifford has made ten appearances since returning to North Queensland, with two coming in 2025.

    Off-contract at the end of the season, the halfback has attracted the interest of Leigh Leopards, who are working on a deal to bring him back to the Super League competition and even believe that they could secure...

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  • Junior Reps Raid: Round Eight dominates with victories

    Junior Reps Wrap: Round Eight

    Raiders dominate in Junior Reps with relentless attack, key players shining, aiming for finals spot.

    LeagueNews.co

    Round eight of the Junior Reps saw the Raiders achieving wins across the board, showcasing a relentless attack that resulted in three tries in each half.

    Centre Jayda Cook stood out with a double while Paua-lee Going and Ocean Kaiwai-Rangikauhata also added tries to the tally.

    This strong performance keeps the Raiders in good form as they head towards the finals, with one round left in the Westpac Lisa Fiaola Cup.

    The team will be facing the Sea Eagles this Sunday in Sydney, aiming to secure another victory.

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