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  • 'Simply wasn't good enough': Raiders on notice as Borthwick ponders changes

    'Simply wasn't good enough': Raiders on notice as Borthwick ponders changes

    Borthwick eyes squad overhaul as Raiders suffer sixth loss, Eels keep finals hopes alive.

    The Canberra Times

    Darrin Borthwick has put the Canberra Raiders on notice as he considers overhauling his squad to close out the NRLW season, lashing a subpar outing which marks their sixth consecutive loss on home turf.

    The Parramatta Eels kept their faint NRLW finals hopes alive with an 18-16 win over the Raiders at Canberra Stadium on Sunday.

    Borthwick and Eels coach Steve Georgallis could have wheeled out the "game of two halves" cliché at full-time, because both had a fair case to back it up.

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  • Raiders NRLW electric shock, stunned by Eels 18-16

    LeagueNews.co

    Canberra Raiders NRLW lose 18-16 to Parramatta Eels despite strong performance, unable to keep finals hopes alive.


    LeagueNews.co

    The Canberra Raiders NRLW side have fallen agonizingly short against the Parramatta Eels, going down 18-16 at GIO Stadium Canberra on Sunday arvo.

    In a crucial clash as the season nears its end, the Green Machine were looking to send shockwaves through the competition and keep their finals dreams alive.

    However, they were unable to overcome a formidable Eels outfit.

    The Eels came out of the blocks like a bat out of hell, with second rower Mahalia Murphy crashing over on the left edge in the tenth minute to open the scoring and take a 6-0 lead.

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  • Parramatta's faint finals hopes alive as Raiders fall in grandstand finish

    Parramatta's faint finals hopes alive as Raiders fall in grandstand finish

    Parramatta Eels won, Mahalia Murphy impressed, potential for recruitment back to rugby union.

    The Canberra Times

    The Parramatta Eels kept their faint NRLW finals hopes alive with an 18-16 win over the Canberra Raiders at Canberra Stadium on Sunday.

    If incoming ACT Brumbies women's coach Andy Friend wants to start luring rugby union stars back from rugby league, he could do worse than consider Mahalia Murphy.

    The Parramatta back-rower - who has represented the Wallaroos and Australia's sevens team - scored the opening try and boasts a long ball any forward would yearn to have in their arsenal.

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