Canberra Raiders' Terry Campese stars on night of comebacks Canberra's 16-year dominance over the Warriors stays intact. FORMER basketballer Edrick Lee produced a miraculous leap for a high ball to clinch a fightback win for the Raiders. Lee jumped above the pack to score off a Terry Campese bomb with five minutes left, securing a superb victory and crowning a wonderful return by the Raiders skipper. Out for more than a year with a knee injury, Campese laid on two tries. The home side got off to a bad start, with skipper and Test prop David Shillington leaving the field with a rib injury after just six minutes. But they produced a fine try just three minutes later when a pin-point bomb by halfback Sam Williams resulted in a try to winger Sandor Earl. The Warriors barely saw the ball in the opening 10 minutes, but when they did get some possession, they made the most of it. Quick hands from halfback Shaun Johnson and centre Dane Nielsen saw big winger Manu Vatuvei score in the corner to level at 4-all. Terry Campese starred in his Raiders return. It was to be Nielsen's last impact as moments later he was assisted from the field with a neck injury. After reviewing the high tackle that caused the injury, the match officials placed Canberra's young centre Jack Wighton on report. Vatuvei scored his second try in nearly identical circumstances to his first midway through the half for a 10-4 lead. Campese came into the game 10 minutes before halftime and felt his way into it. The Warriors went further ahead early in the second half after a controversial call from the video referees. Terry Campese. Vatuvei jumped high to take a bomb, but dropped it, with replacement Ben Henry picking up the crumbs. It could have been a knock-on, but the men upstairs gave the Warriors benefit of the doubt. Just when the Warriors looked safe at 16-4, the Raiders hit back with two quick tries. Campese and fullback Reece Robinson created space on the left edge and Lee made the most of it, diving over in the corner. Then five-eighth Josh McCrone served up a lovely short ball to Williams, who darted over to reduce the deficit to 16-14. CANBERRA 20 (E Lee 2 S Earl S Williams tries J Croker 2 goals) bt WARRIORS 16 (M Vatuvei 2 B Henry tries S Johnson 2 goals) at Canberra Stadium. Crowd: 9,699. David Shillington was forced to leave the field with a shoulder injury.