KANELAND—Looks like the Kaneland girls satisfied some pretzel cravings.

ELBURN—Armed with six seniors in its arsenal at the Eddington Invite, the Kaneland High School girls cross country roster braved 16 other teams and finished 14th out of 17 varsity teams.

ELBURN—It was anything but lonely at the top for Kaneland High school girls cross country.

KANELAND—With a tough exit for the Lady Knights basketball squad nearly five months ago, Kaneland isn’t worrying about what might have been.

CHARLESTON—Brooke Patterson wasn’t a perfect 10 this weekend, but that number put her in a pretty nice place.

KANELAND—With the final regular season meet on the horizon, Kaneland Lady Knights track is seeing personnel move to the forefront of events; just in time for postseason action.

KANELAND—Lady Knights track saw some members continue in a nice groove this week.

MAPLE PARK—Kaneland girls track’s first outdoor competition of the 2010 season saw some warm-for-April temperatures and some decent individual scores, but a third place finish as a team.

DEKALB—Kaneland girls basketball not only had to deal with the host DeKalb Lady Barbs and a vocal crowd, but also with the loss of guard Andie Strang before Friday’s contest.

Lady Knights basketball looked like it was headed for more of the same at Burlington Central, but came out with an extraordinary win.

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

MAPLE PARK—Look beneath the surface if you’re worried about Kaneland girls basketball in 2009-10.

Nothing like Belvidere in late-October.

Kaneland girls cross country continues toward the season’s homestretch in productive fashion.

Lady Knights cross country got a look at some good competition on Saturday during its annual Rock River Run stop and handled itself quite well.

Having to deal with the hilly Lakewood Forest Preserve course as well as tough competition from rivals to the north, Kaneland Lady Knights cross country applied itself quite well on Saturday.