Canberra Raiders NRL News

Canberra coach Ricky Stuart calls win over Roosters a glimpse of his club's promising future.

Fox League

Canberra coach Ricky Stuart said Sunday night's
hard-fought win over the Roosters
was a "glimpse of our future" at his rising club.

Only the Bulldogs sit above them on the ladder and that's because of the NRL's puzzling decision to give teams two points for the bye.

The Raiders have stunned all and sundry this season to sit second on the ladder with the most wins of any team after 13 rounds.

Stuart's side were building nicely last season as he blooded several young guns who hit the ground running, but nobody expected them to be genuine title contenders in 2025.

Yet here we are halfway through the season with the Green Machine up to their eyeballs in premiership contention.

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Roosters coach Trent Robinson sees potential in Nawaqanitawase if he eliminates unforced errors.

Fox League

Roosters coach Trent Robinson believes Mark Nawaqanitawase can become a dominant player in the NRL if he removes the unforced errors from his game.

"At the moment, he's got a choice," Robinson said.

The Roosters suffered a heartbreaking 26-24 loss to the Raiders on Sunday night with the athletic winger scoring a stunning individual try when he sailed past opposite Savelio Tamale to grab the ball above his head and dive over.

Speaking after the game, Robinson said the former Wallaby was on a fast learning curve in his new code but flashes of brilliance were mirrored by errors in Judgement.

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Canberra's young team rallied to a 26-24 win over the Roosters, boosting their premiership hopes.

The Canberra Times

Canberra's 'generation next' have stood tall in a come-from-behind 26-24 win over the Sydney Roosters that has further strengthened the Raiders' claims as genuine premiership contenders. 

Without first-choice hooker Tom Starling (suspension) and Manly-bound halfback Jamal Fogarty (groin), the Raiders' youthful spine showed calmness and composure to run the Roosters down at Allianz Stadium on Sunday. 

Debutant halfback Ethan Sanders didn't look out of place in his first game for the Raiders, while Owen Pattie kicked a 40/20 and set up a try with a clever grubber kick in what was arguably his finest NRL game to date. 

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