For Richmond teammates Dryden Hendrix and Nolan Quick, winning the boys title for this year’s Lawson Invitational was a reminder to stay hungry and humble. “It’s cool to win this tournament, but we (have) got bigger goals in mind,” said Hendrix, a sophomore, minutes after the Spartans’ 74-59 Jan. 18 win over West Platte in the title game at Lawson High School. “And … we (are) just going to keep going.” One of those goals is winning the Class 4 District 15 title, Hendrix said. The Spartans are seeking their fourth district title in varsity boys basketball in six seasons. They won the Class 3 District 14 title in 2020, the Class 4 District 16 championship in 2021 and Class 4 District 15 title in 2022, then lost in the Class 4 District 15 title game in 2023 and got bounced by Oak Grove in the Class 4 District 15 semifinals in 2024. To win another district title and achieve other goals, it’s key for the Spartans to “keep getting better every day,” said Quick, who was named to the all…