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Canberra Raiders young guns Trey Mooney and Hohepa Puru are set to make their NRL All Stars debut.
They're part of a bumper crop of 10 Raiders named in the men and women squads on Wednesday.
Mooney, Joe Tapine and Matt Timoko were named in the men's Maori All Stars, while Puru was named in the Indigenous squad.
In a surprising turn of events, retired NRL player Jarrod Croker has decided to make his comeback to the Canberra Raiders, the team where he made a name for himself by playing an impressive 300 first-grade games.
However, fans hoping to see Croker lace up his boots once again will be disappointed, as he is set to join the coaching staff under the guidance of Ricky Stuart.
Taking on the role of an outside back and goal-kicking coach, Croker is excited for the new challenge that lies ahead.
Working closely with Elite Pathways coach Chris Hutchison, as well as the NRL and development teams' coaching staff, his aim is to share his wealth of knowledge and experiences with the next generation of Raiders players.
Announcing his retirement from the NRL at the end of last season, Jarrod Croker has returned back to the Canberra Raiders, where he played 300 first-grade games.
Croker's return to the Raiders will not see him lace up the boots but will instead see him join the club's coaching staff under Ricky Stuart. His new role will see him work as an outside back and goal-kicking coach.
As the club icon is looking forward to the new challenge, it is understood that he will primarily work alongside Elite Pathways coach Chris Hutchison but will also work with the NRL and development teams' coaching staff.