The 2024-25 season marked a significant milestone for the Hastings High School Raiders boys basketball team. Under the guidance of Head Coach Chad Feikema, the Raiders showcased resilience, skill, …
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The 2024-25 season marked a significant milestone for the Hastings High School Raiders boys basketball team. Under the guidance of Head Coach Chad Feikema, the Raiders showcased resilience, skill, and a commitment to excellence, culminating in a memorable season that will be remembered for years to come.
The Raiders concluded their season with an impressive 20-8 overall record, reflecting their dedication and hard work. In the competitive Metro East Conference (MEC), they secured a commendable 11-5 record, underscoring their status as one of the top teams in the conference. This performance not only highlighted their growth over the years but also set a new standard for future teams.
Key Victories and Memorable Games
Throughout the season, the Raiders had several standout performances that showcased their potential and determination:
Dec. 12, 2024: Victory over Mahtomedi
In a crucial MEC matchup, the Raiders faced the Mahtomedi Zephyrs. After trailing 28-26 at halftime, Hastings rallied in the second half, securing a 67-58 victory. Weston Schult led with 16 points, followed by Matthew Foss with 15, Marlowe Strain with 14, and Lukas Foss with 13.
Dec. 15, 2024: Dominant Win Against Two Rivers
The Raiders showcased their offensive prowess with a commanding 76-54 win over Two Rivers. Brady Hendrickson was exceptional from beyond the arc, hitting five of seven three-point attempts and totaling 19 points. Schult and Matthew Foss each contributed 17 points.
Feb. 6, 2025: Triumph Over Simley
Demonstrating their depth, Hastings defeated Simley 86-48. Eleven Raiders scored, with Carter Lundstrom leading at 15 points, Matthew Foss and Strain each adding 12, and Hendrickson contributing nine.
Mar. 4, 2025: Section Tournament Victory Against Eastview
In the Section 3AAAA tournament opener, the Raiders secured a 66-60 win over Eastview, marking their first section victory in nearly a decade. Hendrickson led with 16 points, Matthew Foss added 15, Strain had 12, and both Schult and Lukas Foss contributed 10 points each.
Challenges and Learning Moments
The season wasn't without its challenges. A significant test came on Feb. 18, 2025, when the Raiders faced the undefeated Tartan Titans. Despite their best efforts, Hastings fell 100-57. This game served as a learning experience, highlighting areas for growth and resilience.
Another pivotal moment was the narrow 60-59 loss to St. Thomas Academy on Feb. 25, 2025. The game was a nail-biter, with both teams exchanging leads. Lukas Foss led with 17 points, while Matthew Foss added 14. Despite the loss, the team's determination and fighting spirit were evident.
Player Highlights
Several players had standout seasons:
Matthew Foss - As the team's leading scorer, Matthew amassed 395 points over the season, showcasing his offensive versatility and leadership on the court. Matthew also tallied a team leading 64 three-point scores and he was third in rebounds with 105
Weston Schult – Schult scored 326 points, mostly through grit and determination both from range and driving the lane. He was fourth on the team with 86 rebounds.
Lukas Foss – Lukas took a beating under the rim scoring tough points for the Raiders where he finished the season with 318 points. He also grabbed 117 rebounds which was second on the team.
Marlowe Strain – Strain had 290 points, most of which were the hard-earned points in the paint after his team leading 166 rebounds.
Brady Hendrickson – Hendrickson rounds out the top five in scoring with 220 points. He also grabbed 48 rebounds.
The Raiders graduate four from the varsity roster, Kyan Esterby, Weston Schult, Jacob Reuter and Lukas Foss.