Canberra Raiders News

  • Stephen Crichton a chance but Bulldogs cop another injury blow

    NRL and MRC makes huge call on Stephen Crichton high shot

    Stephen Crichton may play this week after a concerning injury during a match against the Raiders.

    Zero Tackle

    Canterbury Bulldogs centre and five-eighth Stephen Crichton is remarkably a chance of playing this week as his club attempt to keep their sputtering finals hopes alive.

    Crichton was taken from the field on Saturday evening in frighening scenes via medicab and in a neck brace.

    Crichton, in going to pass the ball, was hit from behind and marginally late by Raiders second-rower Noah Martin, seeing Crichton go to ground and be immediately attended to by medical staff of both teams.

    Every precaution was taking in protecting Crichton, who was taken from the field after a lengthy delay to the game.

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  • Heartbreaking sight for Dogs fans in 315-day return; big Broncos boost - NRL Round 20 Team Tips

    Heartbreaking sight for Dogs fans in 315-day return; big Broncos boost — NRL Round 20 Team Tips

    Mitchell Woods re-injured his hamstring during his first game back in 315 days, ending his day early in a draw.

    Fox League

    Mitchell Woods has been dealt another setback in his road to a potential NRL debut, with the young Bulldogs playmaker re-injuring his hamstring in his first game back in 315 days.

    Woods looked on track for a big day when he went over for the opening try, with the Bulldogs going on to play out a thrilling 26-all draw against the Canberra Raiders.

    But unfortunately for Woods his day came to an early end, with the halfback going down injured early in the second half.

    It was the last thing Woods needed, having picked up a hamstring injury in the pre-season.

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  • Temara leads Raiders to big NRLW win over Warriors

    Canberra have proved themselves a team to watch in the NRLW with a crushing win over the Warriors. Photo: Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS

    Canberra Raiders dominated the Warriors 42-16 in NRLW, led by Zahara Temara's standout performance, marking their second consecutive victory.

    The Canberra Times

    A playmaking masterclass by Canberra's Zahara Temara has led the Raiders to a dominant 26-point NRLW win over the Warriors at GIO Stadium.

    The Queensland State of Origin representative had a hand in four tries as the Raiders crushed their opponents on a chilly Sunday afternoon in the nation's capital, running out 42-16 winners.

    Aside from her try involvements, Temara finished with three tackle breaks and 142 run metres.

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