By Bruce Karnick [email protected] Coach Scott Addyman grew up in Baldwin, Wisconsin. During his school career, he was a three-sport athlete. His coaching resume included a variety of levels for …
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By Bruce Karnick
Coach Scott Addyman grew up in Baldwin, Wisconsin. During his school career, he was a three-sport athlete. His coaching resume included a variety of levels for both boys and girls basketball in Hastings and Prescott, Wisconsin.
Addyman took over the Raiders Girls Basketball program in 2019 as Head Coach. He logged his first win Tuesday, December, 12th of 2019 and the girls went 12-15 for the 2019-2020 season. In his second season, the team finished 5-10 making Addyman’s record 17-25 overall.
Last week, Addyman announced that he is stepping down immediately from his coaching duties to spend time with his wife, Jaime,nn and his young family. For the Raiders, that means they will be looking for their fourth head coach in five years.
Raiders Head Coach Scott Addyman directs Lily Nyutten during a game this past season. Photo by Bruce Karnick
The Hastings Raiders Baseball team had it’s first practice of the season on Monday. It was a perfect day outside for the first time in a long time for the start of the season. Photo by Bruce Karnick
