There was the brilliant FA Cup run and that special Sixfields win at county rivals Northampton Town.
There was the superb league form in the first half of the campaign, with the Poppies sweeping aside all that was put in front of them.
Then there was the drop off in form from the turn of the year onwards as Bedford Town upset the odds to win the Southern League Premier Central title, and that agonising play-off final defeat to AFC Telford United at a packed Latimer Park.
It was a season of real highs and disappointing lows, and thankfully photographer PETER SHORT was on hand throughout the campaign to capture the moments as they happened from a season the Poppies fans won't forget for a long time.
5. Bromsgrove Sporting 1 Kettering Town 2 - October 15, 2024
With a dream FA Cup draw at the Cobblers sealed, it was back to business in the league. And to show his intent, Richard Lavery added free-scoring Jonny Edwards to the squad and the striker obliged from the penalty spot on 65 minutes. Nile Ranger had earlier equalised for the Poppies who now boasted a front line-up that would worry any defence in the league Photo: Peter Short
6. Northampton Town 1 Kettering Town 2 - November 2, 2024
Any picture could have been used to describe this quite fabulous and historic evening for Kettering Town FC. But the sight of local lad Luca Miller, scoring in front of the huge travelling support to breath-life into the 'cupset' is going to be a moment that will be spoken about for generations Photo: Peter Short
7. AFC Telford 1 Kettering Town 3 - November 12, 2024
Now playing catch-up due to the FA Cup run, Kettering ran the risk of travelling to Shropshire fatigued. Instead this brilliant squad knuckled down to put in arguably the performance of the season - demolishing their hosts for over an hour of the game. Jonny Edwards showed why he was worth the hype by bagging a brace Photo: Peter Short
8. Kettering Town 1 Doncaster Rovers 2 (AET) - December 1, 2024
This special day deserves two images. The first is of Isiah Noel-Williams enjoying the limelight. There are far better celebration images, but it's the camera crew in the foreground that reminds you that the footballing world's eyes were all trained on little ol, scrappy Latimer Park! Photo: Peter Short