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Records for the Canberra Raiders have been maintained since their inception in 1982.

Team records

Biggest wins

Biggest losses

Most consecutive wins

• 11, 30 July 1989 – 25 March 1990
• 11, 18 September 1994 – 7 May 1995

Most consecutive losses

• 8, 28 July 1985 – 23 March 1986
• 8, 18 March 2011 – 14 May 2011

Biggest comeback

Trailed 22-0 against Wests Tigers to win 30-22 at Leichhardt Oval (19-4-2015). Trailed 22-0 against Newcastle Knights to win 29-25 at GIO Stadium (03-07-2016). Trailed 22-0 against Gold Coast Titans to win 24-22 at GIO Stadium (26-03-2022).

Attendances

• Seiffert Oval: 18,272 vs Brisbane Broncos, 18 June 1989
• GIO Stadium: 26,567 vs South Sydney Rabbitohs, 27 September 2019
• NRL Grand Final – 82,922 vs Sydney Roosters, 6 October 2019 at ANZ Stadium
• World Club Challenge – 30,786 vs Widnes, 4 October 1989 at Old Trafford

Canberra Raiders win–loss records

Active teams

Discontinued teams

Individual records

Most first-grade games

• 318, Jason Croker (1991–2006)
• 307, Jarrod Croker (2009–2023)
• 305, Josh Papali'i (2011–)
• 244, Laurie Daley (1987–2000)
• 242, Jack Wighton (2012–2023)
• 234, Simon Woolford (1994–2006)
• 228, Steve Walters (1986–1996)
• 224, Ruben Wiki (1993–2004)
• 220, Alan Tongue (2000–2011)
• 214, Jordan Rapana (2014–2024)
• 205, Elliott Whitehead (2016–2024)
• 203, Ricky Stuart (1988–1998)
• 202, Chris O'Sullivan (1982–1990, 1992)

Most tries in a match

• 5 - Mal Meninga against Eastern Suburbs Roosters at Bruce Stadium (15 April 1990)

Most goals in a match

• 10, David Furner against Parramatta Eels at Bruce Stadium (22 August 1993)
• 10, Terry Campese against Penrith Panthers at Bruce Stadium (10 August 2008)

Most points in a match

• 38, (5 tries, 9 goals), Mal Meninga against Easts at Bruce Stadium (15 April 1990)
• 36, (4 tries, 10 goals), Terry Campese against Penrith Panthers at Canberra Stadium (10 August 2008)

Most tries in a season

• 23, Jordan Rapana in 2016
• 22, Noa Nadruku in 1993
• 22, Jason Croker in 1994
• 22, Brett Mullins in 1994
• 21, Noa Nadruku in 1996
• 21, Joel Monaghan in 2003
• 20, John Ferguson in 1988

Most tries for club

• 136, Jarrod Croker (2009–2023)
• 120, Jason Croker (1991–2006)
• 106, Jordan Rapana (2014–2024)
• 105, Brett Mullins (1990–2000)
• 87, Laurie Daley (1987–2000)
• 75, Jack Wighton (2012–2023)
• 74, Mal Meninga (1986–1994)
• 73, Noa Nadruku (1993–1997)
• 69, Gary Belcher (1986–1993)
• 69, Joel Monaghan (2001–2004, 2008–2010)

Most points in a season

• 296 (18 tries, 112 goals), Jarrod Croker in 2016
• 245 (10 tries, 102 goals, 1 field goal), Clinton Schifcofske in 2001
• 236 (12 tries, 94 goals), Jarrod Croker in 2015
• 228 (13 tries, 88 goals), Jarrod Croker in 2019
• 226 (16 tries, 81, goals), Jarrod Croker in 2012
• 222 (8 tries, 94 goals, 2 field goals), Clinton Schifcofske in 2003
• 218 (10 tries, 89 goals) Gary Belcher in 1988
• 212 (17 tries, 72 goals) Mal Meninga in 1990
• 202 (18 tries, 65 goals), Jarrod Croker in 2014
• 198 (10 tries, 79 goals) David Furner in 1995
• 196 (6 tries, 86 goals) David Furner in 1994
• 193 (5 tries, 86 goals, 1 field goal), Ron Giteau in 1983

Most points for club

• 2,374 (136 tries, 915 goals), Jarrod Croker (2009–2023)
• 1,218 (49 tries, 511 goals), David Furner (1992–2000)
• 1,052 (44 tries, 432 goals, 12 field goals), Clinton Schifcofske (2001–2006)
• 864 (74 tries, 283 goals, 2 field goals), Mal Meninga (1986–1994)
• 572 (69 tries, 148 goals), Gary Belcher (1986–1993)
• 527 (14 tries, 234 goals, 3 field goals), Ron Giteau (1983–1986)
• 496 (106 tries, 35 goals, 2 field goals), Jordan Rapana (2014–2024)

Updated August 24, 2024

Individual competition honours

Clive Churchill Medal

Awarded to NRL Grand Final Player of the Match

• 1989 – Bradley Clyde
• 1990 – Ricky Stuart
• 1991 – Bradley Clyde
• 1994 – David Furner
• 2019 – Jack Wighton

Dally M Medal

Awarded to NRL Season Player of the Year

• 1993 – Ricky Stuart
• 1995 – Laurie Daley
• 2020 – Jack Wighton

Golden Boot Award

Awarded to World's Best Rugby League Player of the Year

• 1989 – Mal Meninga

Jack Gibson Medal

Awarded to National Youth Competition Grand Final Player of the Match

• 2008 - Josh Dugan

Preston Campbell Medal

Awarded to the All Star Player of the Match

• 2011- Josh Dugan
• 2022- Joseph Tapine

Mal Meninga Medal

Awarded to Canberra Raiders NRL Player of the Season.

Players who have received the medal more than once:

• Laurie Daley = 6
• Josh Papali'i = 4
• Ricky Stuart = 3
• Chris O'Sullivan = 2
• Gary Belcher = 2
• Ruben Wiki = 2
• Clinton Schifcofske = 2
• Josh Miller = 2
• Shaun Fensom = 2
• Joseph Tapine = 2

Season summaries

See also

• List of NRL records

References

1. "Rleague.com - Round 22 - Canberra Raiders 74 d. Penrith Panthers 12". Archived from the original on 26 June 2010. Retrieved 17 July 2010.
2. "Award Winners". Canberra Raiders. Archived from the original on 19 February 2011. Retrieved 9 May 2009.

External links

• Canberra Raiders
• National Rugby League lists
• Canberra-related lists
• Australian records
• Rugby league records and statistics