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Raiders Junior Reps Final Squads

The junior representative 2023 final squad lists for SG Ball, Harold Matthews and Tarsha Gale have been released.

Congratulations to all the players named.

Canberra Raiders 2022 Rnd 7 SG Ball Cup team Photo (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

SG Ball Cup

Final squad
Chevy Stewart
Eddie Tiana
Elvis Nauer-Wood
Ethan Alaia
Jack Anderson
Jack Clutterbuck
Jack Piccirilli
Jacob Iosefa
Jake Clydsdale
Jalen Afasamaga
Jaxen Yow
Jaxon Lavender
Jayden Wolfe
Joe Roddy
Jordan Chapman
Keahn Skipps
Lekani Mpaso
Mark Tuialii
Niu Mariota
Noah Martin
Owen Hromow
Owen Pattie
Ryan Woolley
Samuel Gash
Siamani Leuluai
Tahrell Feavai
Trent Jefferey
Vena Patuki-Case
Xavier Cacciotti

Canberra Raiders 2022 Rnd 7 Harold Matthews Cup team Photo (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Harold Matthews Cup

Final squad
Alex Hardy
Andrew Muir
BJ Darmody
Brock Apolevski
Byron Cahill
Callum Rossiter
Cooper Johnston
Emmet Smith
Harry Hudson
Harvey Gay
Jacob Ma’u-Pohiva
James Croker
Jake Cayfe
Jesse Milin
Jonah Anderson
Lachlan Cunanan
Lucas McPherson
Matthew Cox
Mitchell Brophy
Patrick Dawson
Sam Chapman
Sam Griffin
Sam Patmore
Thomas Handsaker
Xanda Georgevski
Zildjian Tafili

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Tarsha Gale Cup

Final Squad
Aaliyah Lomas
Abbie Grant
Beth Loco
Beyonce Marela
Bonnie Brewer
Chloe Cooper
Chloe Doon
Elli Beecham
Georgia Willey
Hunter Ings
India Dyball
Jemikah Chow
Kayla Fleming
Lara Cosgrove
Lola Fletcher
Maddison Morris
Missy Karitiana
Molly Chidgey
Mya McGlynn
Olivia Faitua
Ruby Morrisey
Rubi Williams
Rylee Cousins
Samantha Nealon
Tikirah Douglas

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Raiders kick-off new Academy Programs

The Canberra Raiders have increased their investment in their local regions, by establishing new Raiders Academies across the club’s regional footprint.

The Raiders Academy programs are an extension of the existing Raiders Development squad programs. They are aimed at players aged 14, to help them prepare for the move into the club’s development squads and junior representative teams.

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Which allows elite level coaching and training programs to be delivered without players having to travel.

Raiders Pathways and Performance Manager Dean Souter said the Academies show the Raider’s commitment to their regions and helping regional based rugby league talent chase their dreams.

“We’ve established these programs to take to the regions to give the next generation of players the opportunity to have exposure to elite level coaching and training,” Souter said.

“We want the Raiders to have that extended visibility in our regional catchment and get kids prepared for the next stages of their development.”

Elite Pathways Coach

The Raiders have also employed the club’s first Elite Pathways Coach, Chris Hutchison, who will be instrumental in delivering the Academy programs.

Hutchison comes with over 20 years experience in development with other NRL clubs and most recently held the position of Coaching Director for the Mounties Group.

He said the Academies are an opportunity to not only identify talent but also to show people in the regional areas that there is a genuine pathway for players in these communities.

“I’m really excited about getting out to our regional areas and working with the players and helping the club identify players who we believe can take the steps in their journey to become an NRL player with the Raiders,” Hutchison said.

“I’ve been really impressed with some of the talent we’ve already been able to identify through the new Academies and most importantly connect with the locals in those areas and show them there is a pathway through to the NRL via the Raiders.”

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Author : William Makepeace 

The Canberra Raiders Harold Matthews Cup team are through to the semi finals after a narrow win against the Penrith Panthers at Ringrose Park on Friday afternoon.

The victory now sets up a mouth-watering clash against Western Suburbs Magpies this Saturday, with the winner of that match making the grand final.

It didn’t take long for the Raiders to get an early lead on Friday, with Mathias Tomuli-Ah-Kuoi scoring in just the third minute of the match.

Despite Canberra’s fast start Penrith were quick to hit back, with prop Tanu Papu crossing over in the 10th minute to lock the scores at 6-all.

From there the Raiders took control, with Jed Reardon scoring in the 28th minute to give the Green Machine a 12-6 lead heading into the half-time break.

The lead would extend to 12 shortly after half-time with captain Owen Hromow crossing over for his first of the game, with Samuel Gash continuing his perfect match with the kicking tee.

It was then second rower Noah Martin’s turn to get in on the fun, scoring in the 47th minute to take the score to 24-6 with just 13 minutes of the match remaining.

The Panthers did mount a late comeback, scoring in the 57th and 59th minute respectively, however it wasn’t enough as the Raiders held on to book their ticket to the semi final.

All eyes now move to next weekend, with a grand final position on the line against an undefeated Magpies side at Netstrata Jubilee Stadium at 3:15pm on Saturday afternoon.

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What a year 2021 has been.

Whilst the season has come to an early end, there are still many highlights to celebrate.

CRRL has reached an all-time high in participation numbers, up 10% on 2019 figures.

There are currently 5,798 players across all our competitions, with junior participation making up approx. 78% of this number, along with 22% of senior players.

Female participation has also continued to grow in our league tag and tackle competitions in all ages, representing 20% of all participation.

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On an average weekend roughly 157 games are played between 350 teams. CRRL thank all 1501 registered volunteers who volunteer their time to help and support our teams and clubs in ensuring our players can participate in rugby league each week.

Thank you to the parents and support personnel who also help facilitate our game days at our 35 home ground venues each weekend – people facilitating the canteens, gate keepers, ground manager roles, clock timing and score board duties, team managers, leaguesafers, team mascots and everyone in between.

CRRL reaches all time high in participation numbers

The number of fully accredited coaches, sports trainers and referees has grown since 2019. There are now 835 coaches, 101 referees, and 312 sports trainers within CRRL.

It is important to note that our games are unable to commence without an accredited coach, referee and sports trainer all present on the sideline.

This is what makes our sport significantly advanced and ensures safe practices for participants to enjoy and play our contact sport.

All accreditations are updated regularly to ensure our accredited personnel are up to date on all aspects specific to rugby league.

The CRRL’s ability to embrace cultural diversity is also highlighted in the Infographic, with an increase of Indigenous participants representing about ten percent of our total participation numbers, along with 459 multicultural participants in total.

The introduction of the new inclusion programs of Wheelchair Rugby League and the Score Raiders has contributed to roughly 60 people who identify as having a disability playing in other variations of our game.

In conjunction with the Disability Trust, this season saw the Score Raiders play in our CRRL U14s junior competition, as well as battle it out against the Score Dragons in Wollongong.

2022 will also mark the second year of our Canberra based Wheelchair Rugby League competition – wheelchair rugby league is for all players to participate and join a team, whether players are regular wheelchair users or not.

Our in-school participation number also risen to reaching over 10,000 students over both primary and secondary schools in the Canberra regions.

Schools can participate in the following programs: Canberra Raiders Community Blitz, Sports Schools programs, League Stars, Holiday Clinics, Tackle Safe, and INSPIRE workshops.

An additional 3,000 students have the opportunity to participate in one of our school competitions such as, the Legends Shield, Sullivan Shield, Alan Tongue Cup 9’s, etc.

Each weekend our games are played across our Canberra region, from Harden, Boorowa, Cootamundra, Goulburn, Crookwell, Queanbeyan, Bungendore, Cooma and of course all throughout north and south Canberra.

Whilst the season has unfortunately ended abruptly, we want to thank everyone involved in making it happen and for supporting Season 2021.

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