Canberra Raiders NRL News

  • Raiders face new bench threat in Tevaga

    LeagueNews.co

    Warriors.kiwi change lineup, Jazz Tevaga in for injured Dylan Walker against Canberra Raiders.

    LeagueNews.co

    The warriors.kiwi have made a crucial change to their lineup for the upcoming NRL showdown against the top-of-the-table Canberra Raiders.

    Jazz Tevaga will take his place on the interchange bench, stepping in for the injured Dylan Walker, who has been sidelined with an ankle issue.

    In addition to Walker, Adam Pompey and Te Maire Martin have been left out of the extended squad for this historic clash at the sold-out Apollo Projects Stadium in Christchurch.

    However, Jacob Laban and Chanel Harris-Tavita have been retained as the 18th and 19th players, adding depth and versatility to the team.

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  • 'Hudson lives it': the qualities that make a Raiders star tick

    'Hudson lives it': the qualities that make a Raiders star tick

    Passionate Young and Stuart share milestone games with Canberra Raiders facing New Zealand Warriors.

    The Canberra Times

    Passionate. Emotional. Makes things personal. That could just as easily be about Ricky Stuart, as it is the Canberra Raiders coach talking about Hudson Young.

    So it's fitting the pair will share milestone games, in what's shaping as the perfect test for the regenerated Green Machine.

    The New Zealand Warriors clash in Christchurch on Friday night will double as Young's 100th NRL game as a player and Stuart's 250th as Canberra coach.

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  • Stuart delivers message to top-of-the-table Raiders

    Stuart delivers message to top-of-the-table Raiders

    Warriors challenge Raiders for 3-0 start, coach warns against complacency for showdown.

    Canberra Weekly

    A reeling Warriors outfit stands between Canberra and their first 3-0 start to an NRL season since 2020.

    Not much was expected of the Raiders before the season, but they've shot to the top of the ladder behind a pair of plucky wins ahead of their trip to Christchurch for Friday's showdown.

    In contrast, the Warriors have flashed ability but have nothing to show from their opening two games with their most recent loss down to Melbourne winger Xavier Coates's last-minute try.

    But Canberra coach Ricky Stuart said his team would be punished if they are complacent and has called for the same steely resolve shown in the opening...

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