Canberra Raiders Pathways

Mon, 23rd March, 2026, 11:54 AEDT
NSW Cup & Jersey Flegg: Round Three Wrap
The Canberra Raiders Cup and Flegg sides lost closely to Bulldogs, with Flegg falling 30-26.
Canberra Raiders Club
The Toyota Forklifts Canberra Raiders Cup & Flegg sides both fell to the Bulldogs in tight losses at Raiders Belconnen on Saturday afternoon.
Jersey Flegg Cup
The Raiders hosted the Bulldogs in the first of a double header on Saturday afternoon, where Canterbury held on for a tight 30-26 victory.
In a see-sawing first half, the Bulldogs held the 12-8 advantage going into the halftime break.

A sin-bin to Canberra prop Campbell Munn saw the Bulldogs capatilise with two tries to take a 30-14 lead with 15 minutes to go.
Canberra attempted a comeback but it was too late as the Bulldogs held on to take the two competition points.
Saturday's loss places Canberra in tenth on the competition ladder with the Green Machine set to take on the Sharks this Sunday at GIO Stadium.
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Fri, 20th March, 2026, 10:26 AEDT
NSW Cup & Jersey Flegg: Round Three Preview
The Toyota Forklifts Canberra Raiders face Canterbury Bulldogs Saturday, aiming for a Jersey Flegg Cup win.
Canberra Raiders Club
The Toyota Forklifts Canberra Raiders NSW Cup & Jersey Flegg squads return home to face off against the Canterbury Bulldogs this Saturday at Raiders Belconnen.
Jersey Flegg Cup
Kicking the day off at 12:45pm is the Jersey Flegg Cup, in a tight matchup between the two sides for round three.
The Raiders are sitting at ninth on the ladder after going one win for one loss so far in the season. After a tough 48-28 defeat to the New Zealand Warriors, the home side are aiming to bounce back and create a big impact to kickstart their season.

The Bulldogs are fresh off a bye after going down 28-0 to the Dragons in the opening round.
The history between the two sides is tight, with either team winning five games. Canberra have dominated in their previous two meetings, putting 24 points...
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Fri, 20th March, 2026, 8:44 AEDT
Audition time: Xerri's bid beyond the Bulldogs
Bronson Xerri's NSW Cup demotion serves as an audition for rival clubs amid uncertainty over his future with the Bulldogs.
Zero Tackle
Bronson Xerri's demotion to NSW Cup this weekend looms as far more than just a stint in reserve grade; it shapes as a live audition for rival clubs as his future with the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs hangs in the balance.
Set to line up at left centre against the Canberra Raiders on Saturday, Xerri will effectively begin his campaign to secure a new home, with interest quietly building despite contractual complications.
The 24-year-old still has two years remaining on his current deal, meaning clubs cannot formally approach until the Bulldogs grant a release.
According to reports from The Daily Telegraph, the release may not be far away, stating that it would be "highly unlikely" for the Bulldogs to reject his request should negotiations progress.
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