Reading Raiders roar past Worcester Jaguars in big victory
Reading Raiders returned to winning ways with an emphatic victory over Worcester Jaguars.With covid-depleted Worcester only able to bring a ...
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Reading Raiders stay top of the table despite first defeat
Reading Raiders were dealt their first taste of defeat this season to Somerset Vikings but stay top of the table.With ...
Bath Gladiators 28-32 Reading Raiders: Raiders clean up with away win at Bath
Reading Raiders continued their excellent form as they prevailed in a tense battle to take the points away at Bath ...
Reading Raiders RLFC breeze past Swindon
In their first home match of the season, a much-changed Reading Raiders side continued their progress in the West of ...
Ready to raid: Reading Rugby League make superb start to season
Reading Raiders opened their season with an exceptional win as they took the points in an away game against Oxfordshire ...
Reading Raiders win their pool but lose the Thames Valley Cup
IT WAS an afternoon of mixed emotions for Reading Raiders as they defeated Oxford to finish top of Pool B, ...
Reading Raiders crush Southampton Spitfires to seal club record win
READING RAIDERS recorded the biggest win in their history with an 86-4 demolition of Southampton Spitfires. Raiders ran in 15 ...
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