Canberra Raiders NRL News

  • Match-winning Young back on Origin radar

    Match-winning Young back on Origin radar

    Hudson Young is in form, possible State of Origin call-up after match-winning performances.

    The Canberra Times

    Hudson Young's back to his match-winning ways and with it the Canberra Raiders second-rower could have launched himself back onto the State of Origin arena.

    Young made his NSW Blues debut last year off the back of a series of match-winning tries over the past couple of years.

    Could his combination with Raiders young gun Ethan Strange have him in the mix to help cover the loss of injured South Sydney forward Cameron Murray?

    See more...

  • 'Those young blokes grow around that': Whitehead turns back the clock to help Raiders' next gen

    'Those young blokes grow around that': Whitehead turns back the clock to help Raiders' next gen

    Whitehead shining in lime green, critical to Raiders' future success with two tries and assist.

    The Canberra Times

    It's one of his best games in lime green, but more importantly Elliott Whitehead's return has been labelled a crucial cog in the development of the Canberra Raiders' generation next.

    Whitehead scored two tries and set up another as he turned back the clock to lead the Raiders to a 26-24 victory over Manly at Brookvale on Friday night.

    It's the fourth time in his NRL career the 34-year-old has scored two tries in a game and the first time he's done it since 2018.

    See more...

  • Raiders' captain Whitehead leads team to epic comeback

    LeagueNews.co

    Raiders' Whitehead's flick pass leads to thrilling comeback, inspiring victory against Sea Eagles.

    LeagueNews.co

    The Raiders skipper, Elliott Whitehead, pulled off a 'miraculous' flick pass that sparked a thrilling comeback reminiscent of Rugby League's greatest moments.

    After being demolished by the Sharks in their previous match, Canberra faced a daunting 20-0 deficit against the Sea Eagles.

    But in true Aussie fashion, they dug deep and clawed their way back to a sensational 26-24 victory.

    Coach Ricky Stuart, who could have easily been tempted to hit the road after such a rough start, stuck it out and witnessed his team's heroic turnaround.

    See more...

We acknowledge and pay our respects to the Traditional Owners of country throughout Australia


We love the mighty Canberra Raiders
Raidercast est. 2009 as Raiders.net.au
Terms & Conditions of Use