Canberra Raiders Pathways

Mon, 27th July, 2026, 15:32 AEST
NSW Cup & Jersey Flegg: Round 21 Wrap
The Raiders NSW Cup team won 32-4, while the Jersey Flegg team faced a loss at home.
Canberra Raiders Club
The Toyota Forklifts Canberra Raiders NSW Cup and Jersey Flegg sides came away with a win and a loss at home against Wests on Saturday afternoon.
Knock On Effect NSW Cup
The Raiders NSW Cup side returned to the winner's circle on Saturday night, defeating the Magpies 32-4 at home.

Wests scored their first and final try of the evening through Jeral Skelton in the corner.
It was one-way traffic from then on as Canberra piled on six straight tries to bag an important win.
Savelio Tamale scored the first two of the night before Chevy Stewart put the nail in the coffin with a 70 metre dash to score under the posts in the final minute.
The Raiders have a tough schedule of games ahead, taking on three top five sides as they look to make a finals run.
Jersey Flegg Cup
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Mon, 20th July, 2026, 14:28 AEST
NSW Cup & Jersey Flegg: Round 20 Wrap
The Raiders Jersey Flegg Cup team staged a comeback, winning 28-26 against the Rabbitohs.
Canberra Raiders Club
The Toyota Forklifts Canberra Raiders NSW Cup and Jersey Flegg sides recorded a win and a loss over the weekend at home against the Rabbitohs.
Jersey Flegg Cup
The Raiders Jersey Flegg Cup scored a brilliant 28-26 comeback victory over the Rabbitohs at Raiders Belconnen on Sunday afternoon.
The visitors started strong, bouncing out to a 22-6 lead at the halftime break.

With it all to do, the Raiders started the half strong with two tries to Hardy Glover and Alex Hardy to close the lead to 26-16.
Canberra continued their momentum, spreading the ball sideline to sideline before both big men Jayze Tuigamala and Shalom Uatisone crashed over to hit the lead and claim victory for the Green Machine.
Sunday's win moves the Raiders into seventh, sitting just three points outside the...
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Tue, 14th July, 2026, 16:10 AEST
Wild stat makes rising Raiders star one of the NRL's most lethal weapons
Owen Pattie's hard work paid off, achieving five 40/20s in 35 NRL games, showcasing his exceptional talent.
The Canberra Times
Most people can't get off the park quick enough during a cold Canberra winter, but Owen Pattie "puts in the hours after training" - and this wild stat shows the work is paying off for one of the NRL's most lethal weapons.
Two pinpoint 40/20s in a win over Canterbury mean Pattie has now booted five in the first 35 games of his NRL career. Just two players have nailed more in that same career span - former Newcastle halfback Scott Dureau (nine) and ex-South Sydney livewire Chris Sandow (six).
Two players have a share of third place with Pattie on the list revealed by social media's "Random Stats Guy" - former St George Illawarra halfback Brett Firman, and ex-Raiders hooker Josh Hodgson.
But the figures that separate Pattie from the rest of the pack? The 22-year-old has started in just five of those games, and he has spent more than 40 minutes on the park just five times - but now the Raiders are reaping the rewards of Ricky Stuart's call to develop Pattie in NSW Cup at the start of the season.
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