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.
9. Kettering Town 1 Doncaster Rovers 2 (AET) - December 1, 2024
... but the dream had to eventually come to an end and the Poppies were fresh out of ideas by the time former Premier League striker Billy Sharp grabbed his second goal of the game Photo: Peter Short
10. Barwell 2 Kettering Town 1 - December 9, 2024
Despite missing a number of league games due to the cup run, Kettering sat pretty at the top of the table and travelled to Leicestershire with eight days' rest in their legs. But lowly Barwell frustrated the Poppies all evening and stole the points with a third minute stoppage time penalty scored by another ex Premier League striker, Leroy Lita Photo: Peter Short
11. Stratford Town 3 Kettering Town 3 - December 28, 2024
If you had to pick a single turning point to Kettering's season, this was it. Cruising at 1-0, Aaron Powell was upended in the area and Fin Brennan was shown a straight red card. But Jonny Edwards missed the resulting penalty which would have given the Poppies a two-goal lead and a reinvigorated Stratford side went on to batter the Poppies right flank and should have won the game late on Photo: Peter Short
12. Harborough Town 2 Kettering Town 1 - January 1, 2025
Kettering were simply shell-shocked by the skill and prowess of this impressive Harborough Town side. Former Poppy Ben Stephens should have had a first half hat-trick while the towering Bees defence thwarted any Kettering attack in the second half. The hosts rightly celebrated wildly in front of their visitors. Photo: Peter Short