Knights get all they need in first half of 42-0 win
KANELAND—Before the beginning of the fourth quarter on Friday night, Knights Taylor Andrews and Nick Michels ran from the sidelines to the field in a sprint.

The Kaneland Knights football squad wrapped up a 9-0 season Friday night with a convincing 47-7 win over the visiting Morris Redskins. Kaneland plays Chicago’s King High School Friday night at 7 p.m. at Peterson Field in Maple Park.
Photos by Ben Draper

Kaneland improves to 8-0 with 30-13 win over rival
KANELAND—It was the biggest regular season game in quite some time for Kaneland.
Facing a fellow undefeated squad in the visiting Sycamore Spartans, the Knights used offensive drives to the best of their ability and came up with timely defensive plays in a 30-13 win over the Spartans.

KANELAND—Dealing with the hysterics of 2010 homecoming? Fine.

Having to host a DeKalb team that just came off of a win at LaSalle-Peru and was at the .500 mark in week six under coach Marty Sanders? OK.

ROCHELLE—For a myriad of reasons, Kaneland has had Rochelle’s number lately on the gridiron.

KANELAND—Much like the summer hours that tick away into fall, the chances for the visiting LaSalle-Peru Cavaliers ticked away with every scoring drive put together by the Kaneland Knights.

Knights run over crossover foe Dixon, 55-6
by Mike Slodki
MAPLE PARK—Looks like Kaneland Knights football is putting the rest of its schedule on notice.
The visiting Dixon Dukes certainly noticed.

The Knights exploded for 33 points in the second and third quarters, and quarterback Joe Camiliere ran for 138 yards and 3 touchdowns, and threw for 2 more on 144 yards passing.

Photos by Ben Draper

KANELAND—With a core of three-year starters and the beginning of a new conference, Kaneland High School football looks to be poised for big things in 2010.

Some familiar faces return to the Kaneland Knights football slate in 2010, and some new conference-mates, as well.
After the Western Sun Conference burned out rather than faded away in four years time, the new Northern Illinois Big 12 Conference comes on the football scene, with the group split into two divisions, East and West.

MAPLE PARK—Mid-American Conference football is about to get more of a Kaneland presence.

Monday saw Kaneland High School dish out their annual awards for the fall sports season.

Two WSC teams remain in the 2009 IHSA football playoffs

Kaneland caught in rush during 40-13 loss
If this were a major production, then Sycamore stole the second act.

Sycamore (6-3, 4-3) at Kaneland (6-3, 5-2), Saturday @ 6 p.m. Peterson Field, Maple Park, IL