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Raiders broke losing streak with 50-10 win over Eels, moved to fourth spot, facing Titans next.
The Green Machine ended a two-game losing streak in style against the Parramatta Eels last weekend in tough conditions in Darwin, putting up 50 points for the first time since 2022, and producing some stunning highlights.
The emphatic win lifted the Raiders into fourth spot on the ladder, thanks to a boosted points difference, with the Gold Coast Titans next up in Queensland on Sunday afternoon.
Queensland Maroons squad for 2025 Women's State of Origin includes six debutants and experienced players.
The Queensland Maroons have finalized their squad for Game One of the 2025 Women's State of Origin series against the NSW Sky Blues on May 1.
The team includes six potential debutants who have impressed in the NRLW and BMD Premiership, as well as veteran halfback Ali Brigginshaw who will lead the team as skipper once again.
The newcomers to the Maroons squad are Jasmine Peters, Georgia Hannaway, Hayley Maddick, Jada Ferguson, Rory Owen, and Tavarna Papalii.
The squad for Game One features a mix of experienced players and newcomers, with Tarryn Aiken, Destiny Brill, and Lauren Brown from the Sydney Roosters NRLW, Shenae Ciesiolka and Jessika Elliston from the Brisbane Broncos NRLW, and Sophie Holyman from the Canberra Raiders NRLW.
Manly CEO defends not talking to Fogarty, linked to player, Raiders reject exploring open market.
Manly Sea Eagles CEO Tony Mestrov has defended his club's position on Jamal Fogarty, claiming they have not yet talked to the halfback.
The Sea Eagles have been heavily linked to the experienced playmaker, who brought up his 100th NRL game over the weekend with the green machine as they dismantled the Parramatta Eels in Darwin.
The Raiders had until Round 6 to take up Fogarty's deal, and despite not doing so, knocked back a request from his management to explore the open market before that deadline.