Canberra Raiders NRLW News

  • 'There's a bitter feud that comes around each year': Raiders star backs Queensland bounce back

    'There's a bitter feud that comes around each year': Raiders star backs Queensland bounce back

    Grace Kemp's teammate, Cheyelle Robins-Reti, supports Queensland in State of Origin for bounce back.

    The Canberra Times

    Sorry Grace Kemp, but Canberra Raiders teammate Cheyelle Robins-Reti is backing Queensland for a State of Origin bounce back.

    Canberra's NRLW squad will watch Origin II at Raiders HQ on Thursday night, with Robins-Reti revealing it was semi-finals or bust for their second season in the competition.

    Origin initiates a bitter family feud for Robins-Reti, with the New Zealand international backing Raiders prop Sophie Holyman and the Maroons to level the series in a sold-out game two at Newcastle.

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  • Queensland Maroons Squad Revealed for Women's Origin II

    LeagueNews.co

    Holyman and Temara to represent Maroons in Women's Origin II, Paki replaces injured Bass. Squad announced.

    LeagueNews.co

    The latest news from raiders.com.au has revealed that Holyman and Temara have been chosen to represent the Maroons in the upcoming Women's Origin II.

    Harvey Norman Queensland Maroons coach Tahnee Norris has announced her squad for Game II of the Women's State of Origin series.

    This squad of 20 players includes a new addition in Central Queensland Capras utility Emmanita Paki.

    Paki, a former Queensland Under 19 representative and NRLW grand final winner with the Newcastle Knights, will be stepping up to fill the shoes of injured Queensland winger Emily Bass (shoulder).

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  • Why wait? Raiders make another massive coach call after re-signing Ricky

    Why wait? Raiders make another massive coach call after re-signing Ricky

    Canberra Raiders extend NRLW head coach Darrin Borthwick's contract until 2027 after successful season.

    The Canberra Times

    With one NRLW season as head coach under his belt, the Canberra Raiders have decided to lock in coach Darrin Borthwick on a new long-term deal.

    Originally signed on a two-year contract ending after this season, Borthwick and the club agreed to a three-year extension.

    The NRLW head coach will now remain in Canberra until the end of the 2027 season.

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