Canberra Raiders NRL News

  • Nicho Hynes shades light on possible State of Origin comeback

    LeagueNews.co

    Sharks' Hynes shines with try, tackles, and kicking, eyeing State of Origin comeback. Coach impressed.

    LeagueNews.co

    In a stunning display of skill and determination, Sharks playmaker Nicho Hynes has made a bold statement for a State of Origin comeback after leading his team to a resounding 40-0 victory over the Raiders.

    Hynes, who has silenced his critics throughout the 2024 season, put on a masterclass performance, scoring a try, setting up two more, breaking tackles with ease, and delivering a season-best 456 kicking meters.

    Despite some previous concerns about his defense, Hynes showcased his all-round abilities by making 25 tackles and missing just one.

    With the upcoming State of Origin series looming, new Blues coach Michael Maguire has a tough decision to make regarding the five-eighth position, but many believe that Hynes has proven himself worthy of a chance in the coveted No.6 jersey.

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  • Stuart 'hurting' for young Raiders after Sharks mauling

    Stuart ‘hurting’ for young Raiders after Sharks mauling

    Canberra coach Ricky Stuart had a disappointing 500th game as Raiders suffered a big loss.

    Canberra Weekly

    It wasn't the milestone game Canberra coach Ricky Stuart was hoping for.

    In his 500th match as a coach on Sunday, the Raiders legend saw his side slump to its largest loss to Cronulla.

    The 40-0 drubbing was also the first time the Green Machine had been held scoreless before their home fans since 2013.

    It was a humbling night for Stuart and his young charges.

    "I felt embarrassed with that performance," he told reporters after the match.

    Injuries to key players, including halfback Jamal Fogarty (ruptured biceps), forced Stuart's hand in fielding a far more inexperienced side than he would have liked against the...

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  • Ricky Stuart to steer Raiders ship back on course

    LeagueNews.co

    Ricky Stuart vows to lead Raiders back after 40-0 loss to Sharks, show improvement.

    LeagueNews.co

    Ricky Stuart, the skipper of the Raiders ship, has sworn to steer his Canberra crew back on course after a humiliating defeat at the hands of the Sharks.

    The Canberra side was left battered and bruised, suffering a 40-0 thrashing on their home turf.

    The Sharks, sitting atop the table, put on a stellar performance, leaving the Raiders in their wake.

    Stuart, in a somber mood during the post-match press conference, kept his words brief on the "embarrassing" loss.

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