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  • Ethan Sanders won't join Canberra early: Brad Arthur

    Ethan Sanders won’t join Canberra early: Brad Arthur

    Arthur confirms Sanders staying at Parramatta; debuts against Manly following Asi's dismissal, filling in for Raiders.

    Canberra Weekly

    Brad Arthur says there is no chance Ethan Sanders will move to Canberra early, insistent the teenage half has told him he will see out 2024 at Parramatta.

    Sanders will debut against Manly on Friday night, after Arthur wielded the axe and dropped Daejarn Asi in the wake of the Eels' 44-16 capitulation to the Dolphins in Darwin in round seven.

    Sanders is the third man in five weeks to fill in for Parramatta in the halves, as Arthur battles to replace the injured Mitch Moses.

    But the 19-year-old could also be a handy fill-in for the Raiders once Moses returns at Parramatta next month.

    Sanders told Eels teammates this week he...

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  • Top of the ladder clashes are moments of truth for the Brumbies and the Raiders

    Appeal to jogger who may have witnessed indecent act towards fishing teenagers

    Raiders face Sharks in crucial match, missing Fogarty, pursuing Sanders from Parramatta.

    The Riotact

    There is something special when the Raiders face the Sharks in the NRL. Even more so this weekend, with the Sharks riding high on top of the ladder with five wins from six games in the first six, while the seventh-placed Raiders need to win to stay in the top eight following the 34-10 loss to the Broncos.

    Life without in-form halfback Jamal Fogarty for at least the next three months starts this Sunday for the Raiders. His absence makes way for 22-year-old Kaeo Weekes.

    In the background is the club's pursuit of the NSW under-19 Origin halfback Ethan Sanders, currently under contract at Parramatta.

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  • 'Little sparks': The most inexperienced duo in NRL given keys to the Raiders

    'Little sparks': The most inexperienced duo in NRL given keys to the Raiders

    Inexperienced halves given chance to lead Raiders against Sharks, with rookie fullback in mix.

    The Canberra Times

    The most inexperienced halves pairing in the NRL has been given a licence to boss around two Canberra Raiders veterans to ensure they have the time and space to get revenge against the Sharks.

    Kaeo Weekes and Ethan Strange share just 20 games between them, but they will be given the keys to the Green Machine for the bulk of the season after Jamal Fogarty had surgery this week.

    Add in rookie fullback Chevy Stewart, who will be playing just his third game on Sunday, and the Raiders have the greenest spine in the competition.

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