Canberra Raiders NRLW News

Sun, 23rd August, 2026, 8:07 AEST
Raiders and Tigers set for crucial clash after strong wins
Canberra won 48-4 against Bulldogs; Wests Tigers beat Knights 27-26. Both teams nearing finals, clash next Sunday.
LeagueNews.co
Canberra delivered a stunning 48-4 victory over the Bulldogs, while Wests Tigers edged the Knights 27-26 with a late field goal in a thrilling match.
With three rounds remaining, the Raiders (fourth) and Wests Tigers (third) are nearly assured spots in this season's six-team finals, a first for both teams.
They will clash at Campbelltown Sports Stadium next Sunday in a highly anticipated match.
On Saturday, the Raiders dominated at Belmore Sports Ground, with their forwards setting a solid foundation, allowing stars Zahara Temara and Krystal Blackwell to shine.
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Thu, 20th August, 2026, 10:49 AEST
NRLW Match Preview: Raiders v Bulldogs
The Canberra Raiders face the Bulldogs at Belmore Sports Ground, aiming for a third consecutive win, featuring key matchups between halfbacks Zahara Temara and Tayla Preston.
Canberra Raiders Club
The Canberra Raiders remain on the road in round eight, travelling to Belmore Sports Ground for a showdown with the Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs on Saturday afternoon.
Having well and truly announced themselves to the rest of the competition in recent weeks, Canberra will be aiming for three consecutive wins on Saturday afternoon.
Once again naming an unchanged lineup following their 25-18 victory against the Knights last weekend, the Raiders are reaping in the rewards of having a consistent playing group.
On the other side of the field, the Bulldogs have made a handful of changes as they look to turn the page on their round seven loss to the Eels.
Kalosipani Hopoate returns to the outfit in what will be her 40th NRLW match, joining five-eighth Ashleigh Quinlan in...
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Sun, 16th August, 2026, 13:47 AEST
Raiders capitalise on sin-bin ruling to sink Knights in thrilling exchange
Canberra Raiders rallied in the second half to defeat Newcastle Knights 25-18, marking their first-ever win against them in NRLW history.
The Canberra Times
Canberra Raiders have produced a stunning second-half NRLW comeback to beat the Knights 25-18 at McDonald Jones Stadium.
It is the first time the Raiders, who trailed 10-4 at the break, have beaten Newcastle in the competition's history.
After conceding tries from their own mistakes in the first half, Canberra made the most of Newcastle being reduced to 12 players midway through the second half.
They scored twice while Knights centre Sidney Taylor was in the sin bin for a hip-drop tackle.
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