Canberra Raiders News

  • Raiders close to signing one hooker, yet to open talks with another

    David Polkinghorne

    Canberra Raiders pursue Jayden Brailey, no talks yet with off-contract hooker Tom Starling.

    The Canberra Times

    The Canberra Raiders are yet to begin talks with off-contract hooker Tom Starling as they continue their chase of Jayden Brailey.

    Talks are advanced with the former Newcastle captain and the Raiders were hopeful of luring him to the capital, but it's believed it's not done yet.

    With Danny Levi likely to leave Canberra at the end of the season, the Raiders were looking for some experience to help with the development of young gun Owen Pattie, who made a strong start in his NRL debut in Las Vegas.

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  • Raiders rattle Warriors in NSW Cup opener

    NSW Cup & Jersey Flegg: Round One Wrap

    Raiders.com.au Round One Wrap: Canberra Raiders dominate Warriors in NSW Cup & Jersey Flegg matches.

    LeagueNews.co

    raiders.com.au have dished out the latest scoop on the NSW Cup & Jersey Flegg action in their Round One Wrap

    The Canberra Raiders NSW Cup & Jersey Flegg squads took on the Warriors on Saturday afternoon at Leichardt Oval to kick off their 2025 campaigns.

    Raiders' 2024 Jersey Flegg player of the year, Regan Carr, showed that he's still got what it takes by scoring a first-half double to start the match off with a bang.

    After heading into the halftime break with a solid 16-4 lead, Canberra continued to dominate and kept the Warriors scoreless in the second half to secure a resounding victory.

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  • Sea Eagles soar, Warriors face scrutiny; who'll triumph?

    Pilot Medical Update - Liam Ison

    Sea Eagles dominate Cowboys in Round 1 win, Warriors struggle with lack of attack direction.

    LeagueNews.co

    The Sea Eagles had an impressive performance in Round 1, trouncing the Cowboys with a dominant display.

    Led by Tom Trbojevic, they ran for almost 600 meters more than their opponents and scored seven tries in a 42-12 victory.

    The lethal edge of Haumole Olakau'atu, Reuben Garrick, and Jason Saab was instrumental in their success, contributing six line breaks and over 400 meters between them.

    On the other hand, the Warriors suffered a defeat against the Raiders, with a lack of direction in attack being a major concern for coach Andrew Webster.

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