Canberra Raiders NRLW News

Mon, 14th July, 2025, 6:07 AEST
Raiders make pitch for 'new fans' with special guests to feature at huge Eels triple-header
The Canberra Raiders aim for a sellout, featuring legends and NRL action against the Parramatta Eels.
The Canberra Times
The Canberra Raiders could be set for another sellout this weekend, with club bosses hopeful that the success of the NRL team, and a parade of Green Machine legends, will get more fans on the bandwagon.
The Raiders are still atop the NRL ladder after the bye week, and this Saturday they return to action to face the Parramatta Eels in a bumper afternoon of rugby league at Canberra Stadium.
The same teams will clash in the NRLW earlier the same day and immediately after the women's game, the club plans for more than 40 beloved former Raiders players to parade around the stadium to greet fans as part of Forever Green round.
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Sat, 12th July, 2025, 20:39 AEST
Roosters roll as Sharks, Knights enjoy first NRLW wins
The Roosters defeated the Dragons 24-10, while Sharks and Knights secured strong wins in NRLW.
The Canberra Times
The Sydney Roosters had to subdue a determined St George Illawarra Dragons outfit to keep their NRLW season blemish-free, while Cronulla and Newcastle enjoyed healthy wins to open their 2025 campaigns.
The Roosters prevailed 24-10 at Jubilee Stadium in Sydney for back-to-back wins to start their year, while the Sharks overwhelmed the Raiders 56-6 in Canberra.
In Townsville, the Cowboys came crashing back to earth as the Knights scored a 26-6 win after leading 14-0 at the break.
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Sat, 12th July, 2025, 19:07 AEST
'We need actions, not words': Records tumble in heartbreaking Raiders defeat
Canberra Raiders faced a record 56-6 loss; Sharks' Faulkner, Verran, and Hannaway set new NRLW records.
The Canberra Times
It was the definition of a tough day at the office for the Canberra Raiders as the club suffered the equal-biggest defeat in NRLW history on Saturday afternoon.
It wasn't the only record set at Canberra Stadium in the 56-6 drubbing.
Sharks rookie Steph Faulkner became the first NRLW prop to score a double on debut, Emma Verran's four tries made her the first NRLW player from Cronulla to score a hat-trick (or more), and Georgia Hannaway's eight conversions equalled the record for most goals in a match.
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