Canberra Raiders NRLW News

  • Broncos v Raiders NRLW preview

    Broncos v Raiders NRLW preview

    Broncos ignite season with record-breaking win; Raiders start strong then slump in NRLW.

    League Unlimited

    After starting the season on a low, losing to the Eels and Roosters, the Broncos finally found their groove and ignited their season last week, beating their "little sister" 44-4. The game saw NRLW records broken, with Mele Hufanga scoring four tries in one match for the second time in her career, which equals the NRLW and Broncos record for tries scored in one match, and the Brisbane side also breaking their record for biggest win margin. 

    Shenae Ciesiolka moves back into starting centre, returning to the squad through the bench last week after recovering from a fracture. Lavinia Gould moves onto the bench, with Jada Ferguson playing as starting hooker. Lauren Dam returns to the squad after missing the Titans clash, and Skyla Adams is 18th player. 

    The Raiders started their season on a high note, beating the Tigers 32-12 on away turf. They then descended into a slump, losing to the Knights and Sharks at home in Round 2 and 3 respectively. 

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  • 'It's do or die for us': Raiders out to put fading behind them

    'It's do or die for us': Raiders out to put fading behind them

    Raiders need to shake off bad form to avoid "The Faders" tag in NRLW.

    The Canberra Times

    The Faders. The dreaded tag no Canberra Raiders team wants to be known by.

    Having been run down in their past two NRLW games, Raiders co-captain Zahara Temara said they needed to stamp it out of their game to ensure it doesn't become a habit.

    The Raiders go into their clash against the Brisbane Broncos at Langlands Park on Saturday off back-to-back losses.

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  • Raiders sink as Sharks bite in NRLW clash

    LeagueNews.co

    Canberra Raiders NRLW lose 24-12 to Cronulla Sharks despite strong start and courageous effort from Temara.


    LeagueNews.co

    The Canberra Raiders NRLW side couldn't hold off the Cronulla Sharks, falling to a 24-12 defeat at GIO Stadium Canberra on Saturday arvo.

    The Raiders came out strong in the first half, but the Sharks managed to score twenty-four unanswered points, leaving the nation's capital empty-handed.

    In a nail-biting opening ten minutes, both teams had their chances to score, but solid defence kept the game level.

    Raiders co-captain Zehara Temara had to leave the field for a head injury assessment, but she toughed it out and returned to play.

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