Alivereti Raka scored his 105th try during a match for ASM Clermont against Castres, which ended with a 20-6 victory for Clermont. This achievement placed him third on the club's all-time try-scorers list, significantly ahead of the rest of the current squad. The try was scored in the 13th minute of his first match of the season, marking an early highlight for the team. Raka joined Napolioni Nalaga and André Dubertrand at the third position in the club's try-scorers list, behind Philippe Saint-André (118 tries) and Aurélien Rougerie (134 tries). The winger, whose contract is expected to last at least two more seasons, is now 13 tries away from Saint-André and 29 tries away from Rougerie. This milestone highlights Raka's long-standing contribution to the team. Before this trio, only two players have scored more tries in the club's history. Aurélien Rougerie remains the top try-scorer for ASM with 132 tries in 19 seasons, while Philippe Saint-André follows with 118 tries in just 9 seasons. The rankings also include Eric Nicol (92 tries), David Bory (84), Joël Molenat (79), Michel Droitecourt (73), and Jacques Cristina (71), according to data from Cybervulcans and Thierry Wagner, as of September 26, 2026. Raka's achievement was not driven by a desire to break records but by a wish to "leave a mark" in the club's history. Despite his historical significance, he also stands out in the current squad's performance. His closest rival, Bautista Delguy, has scored 32 tries in 6 seasons, which is only a third of Raka's total. Behind Delguy, Baptiste Jauneau and Etienne Fourcade have 21 tries each, while Joris Jurand has the same total in 4 seasons and Barnabé Massa has 15 tries. None of these players come close to Raka's try-scoring record within the current squad.