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There are three seniors who are hoping to go out with a bang for the Raiders Girls Swim and Dive team. Left to Right Clara Birken, Lauren Jenkins and Ashtyn Stewart. Given it is their senior night, they should know they will be missed next year, especially their reactions to the photos captured of them breathing in that half of a second they pop out of the water, go do great things ladies.
Swimmers finish the regular season strong, prep for Conference meet
The Raiders girls swim and dive team finished their regular season with a 93-82 victory over Simley for their final Metro East Conference dual meet on Oct. 12. Then they were the hosts of the True … more
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Soccer season ends with dual first round losses
The boys and girls soccer seasons both came to a bitter end in the first round of the Section 3AAA tournaments on Oct. 10. The boys, ranked as the sixth seed faced off against the three seeded Park … more
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Ashtyn Stewart earned second place in diving at the South St. Paul meet. Stewart scored 199.75
Swimmers win two of three for the week
The Raiders Girls Swim and Dive team had a busy week last week with two conference meets and an overnight trip for an exhibition meet. First up was Mahtomedi, a very tough opponent where the Raiders … more
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Linnea Ronning looks to earn another trip to state as the fastest female runner of the Raiders.
Raider runners prep for Conference Championship
The Cross-Country season has the fewest true competition days of all the fall sports, but it lasts nearly as long as the fall season allows. The State Meet will be held Nov. 4 at the U of M’s … more
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Mikayla Schuster and Julia Rotty have been the number one doubles all season for the Raiders, and they stepped up big in the first round of the section playoff against Woodbury.
Girls Tennis eliminated from team sections
The Hastings girl’s tennis team was eliminated from the Section 3AA tournament with a 5-2 loss to East Ridge on Oct. 4 after a huge 4-3 win against Woodbury a day earlier to kick of the section … more
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Senior Jackson Reents connected on this amazing header for a goal off a corner kick.
Soccer heads to sections
Both of the Raiders soccer teams finished their regular season last week. The boys won their final three games of the season defeating South St. Paul 4-1, St. Paul Harding 2-1 and Simley 3-1 … more
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Ryan Clemens has been a great offensive and defensive asset. Clemens seems to be involved in or near most of the tackles on defense and his work on offense has been a great change of pace to a power back from the speedy Zeien. Clemens had 18 yards on seven carries.
Raiders have rough outing at Robbinsdale
The Hastings Raiders travelled to New Hope to take on Robbinsdale Cooper for the last regular season Friday night game and things did not go as planned. Hastings fell to the Hawks 42-7. The worst … more
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The new layout gives a total of eight courts that are divided by fences. The fences dramatically cut down on the need to chase errant shots and give players a more intimate ‘this is currently my court’ type feel without taking away the community feel of the sport.
New pickleball courts are a smashing success
Monday morning, I stopped down to check out the new pickleball courts and to chat with the players using them and one thing is very clear, the players absolutely love their new courts. At the time I … more
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Sawyer Tjomsland (26) and Creed Peterson (2) penetrated the backfield on a pivotal play early in the fourth quarter. Peterson ended up blocking the extra point which forced Cretin to go for a two-point conversion on their final touchdown to tie the game and force overtime.
Homecoming's midnight madness
It is not very often that this kind of craziness happens, but the Raider football game against the Cretin Derham Hall Raiders (CDH) on Friday night for Homecoming was the kind that players and fans … more
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Brooke Jelley has stepped into the number four singles role for the Raiders, and she has worked hard to master the art of solo play after playing primarily as a double's player. She continues to make improvements and grow in the role, pushing her matches longer and longer.
Tennis ramping up at the right time
The regular season for the girls tennis team has come to an end and now the girls will prepare for a variety of tournaments. First up is the section tournament that started Tues. Oct. 3. Details on … more
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Jed Carlson scored the last two goals for the boys’ soccer team. Carlson brings a ton of energy to the Raiders offense and his quickness with the ball is very entertaining to watch.
Soccer teams enter final week of regular season
As of Monday, both Raider soccer teams have three games left in their regular season. The boys are 2-10-1 on the season and the girls are 5-6-2 so far. Tuesday night’s games against South St. … more
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Raider newcomer Maddy Ritter has been making great strides in the water improving each week and working hard to get better. Here she swims the 200 individual medley against East Ridge.
Raiders swim tested for sections against Eastridge
The girls swim team was tested against a tough Eastridge Raptors team on Sept. 19 where they fell 106-80. They then bounced back nicely against North St. Paul, winning 87-54. “At … more
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Ryan Clemens led the Raider offense with 15 carries for 62 yards.
Football drops a heartbreaker to Bloomington Jefferson
The Raiders football team fell to 1-3 on the season with a 22-15 loss at Bloomington Jefferson on Sept. 21. The Jaguars Marching Band even played the Raider fight song as they ran onto the field, … more
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Reese Keller has been the consistent number three singles for Hastings this season. Keller won this match 6-1, 6-1.
Tennis splits the week
The Hastings girls tennis team travelled to Two Rivers High School on Tuesday, Sept. 19, winning that Metro East Conference matchup 4-3. Then Hastings played host to Hill-Murray on Thursday, Sept 21, … more
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Lucas Foss hit his brother Matt across the middle who then took the pass 22 yards to paydirt giving the Raiders their first touchdown of the game.
Football falls to Mahtomedi
Another Thursday night football game is in the books and the Raiders were on the wrong side of the 13-7 score moving Hastings to 1-2 on the season. Mahtomedi entered the contest in the same situation … more
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Elliot Renneke was pulling double duty Thursday night at the football game against Mahtomedi. He was there for both football and marching band where he played with his bandmates in his football uniform with the support of his football coaches and band instructors.
Pulling double duty
The high school activities calendar is packed full of opportunities for students to try so many wonderful things. Choir, theater, band, clubs and athletics just to name a few. But what happens when a … more
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With 15 goals scored, shots were taken from all over the field. This shot by Lily Bezdicek went in the close corner.
Soccer, a tale of opposites
The Raider boys (2-5) and girls (3-4) soccer teams started their seasons as opposites in the standings. The boys started off with a two-game win streak while the girls were beat in four straight … more
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Brooklyn Keller shows her serving power against Tartan that launches her off the ground. Keller won her match 6-0 and 6-1.
Raiders Tennis win streak ends at four
The girl’s tennis team started out with a bit of a down cycle in the win column, but they bounced back nicely with five victories in their last eight matches. “Last week, as a team, … more
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Miesville's Jack Ruhr Field was voted second best field in the state.
Local ballfields among the best
Amateur baseball is pretty unique to Minnesota and Wisconsin which, to some, is quite strange given the relatively short summer playing season. In Minnesota alone there are more than 300 townball … more
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The Endless Game board members accepted the certificate from the Guinness Adjudicator for their world record longest marathon baseball game in Kansas City surrounded by family, friends, volunteers and fellow players. Left to right: Bill Hutton, Jessie Aguirre, Jerry Weaver, World Record adjudicator Natalia Ramirez Talero, Soctt Reinardy and Ron Humble.
Hastings native helps break Guinness World Record
Growing up, the Guiness Book of World Records was truly the only place you could see many cool and weird entries. Of course, with the internet and its vast weirdness, you can find just about anything … more
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