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Raiders fans happy, Weekes may re-sign for two more years, potential announcement soon.
They might not be playing NRL finals, but it's still a good start to the week for Canberra Raiders fans.
Raiders playmaker Kaeo Weekes is on the verge of re-signing for two more years, with his extension until the end of 2027 potentially announced as early as Tuesday.
Weekes was contracted to the Green Machine until the end of next year, which meant he could begin talking to other clubs from November 1.
Croker describes Cotric as unpredictable, cites incident with mother duck during video session.
Jarrod Croker reckons playing inside Nick Cotric "was like babysitting sometimes".
Like the time they came out of a video session, during which Canberra Raiders coach Ricky Stuart urged his troops to switch on and concentrate.
"I turn around and Nick is there getting chased by a mother duck, protecting her ducklings. I'm like 'mate, what are you doing here'," Croker said on SEN's Saturdays in the Capital.
Alanna Dummett and Ella Ryan will play for Mounties in upcoming semi-final, aiming to defend title.
The Canberra Raiders website has announced that Alanna Dummett and Ella Ryan, members of the Raiders NRLW squad, will be taking the field for Mounties in the upcoming semi-final clash against the Illawarra Steelers in the Harvey Norman NSW Women's Premiership.
Dummett, a seasoned player who has already notched up three games for Mounties this season, is no stranger to tough competition having also played two NRLW games earlier in the year.
Mounties, known for their impressive track record and fierce determination, are aiming to defend their title in 2024 following their nail-biting 1-0 victory over the Bulldogs in last year's grand final.
Dummett will be joining forces with fellow Raiders teammates Simaima Taufa, Sereana Naitokatoka, Tommaya Kelly-Sines, and Kerehitina Matua, all of whom played a crucial role in securing the championship title.