KANELAND—It's been an unfamiliar feeling for the Kaneland soccer squad this year.

KANELAND—For Kaneland girls soccer, it's quite alright to party like its 2005.

Kaneland’s start on the pitch shows no signs of slowing down.

Kaneland—Kaneland High School recognized the following students for being named students-of-the-term for the third term of the 2009-10 school year.

AURORA—Kaneland High School girls soccer can get used to this.

MAPLE PARK—Ideal conditions met the Kaneland High School girls soccer team on Tuesday afternoon, as did an ideal result.

MAPLE PARK—What happens when most of the Lady Knights soccer squad that scored a sizable upset over Hampshire in regional action returns?

There will be no repeating playoff opener success for Kaneland girls basketball in 2010.

With the regular season entering its homestretch, the Lady Knights basketball team fell to Western Sun Conference rivals Sycamore on Saturday and Yorkville on Friday.

Unfortunately for the Kaneland High School girls basketball squad, the results of the first quarter of Friday night’s contest against visiting Rochelle failed to be duplicated.

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.

It wasn’t just the weather outside that left the Kaneland Lady Knights girls basketball team cold on Tuesday night.

OSWEGO—Kaneland girls basketball got off to a less than desirable start to its first-round matchup, and thus the Oswego East Holiday Classic, but found a win vs. Joliet on Monday before losing to Plainfield Central on Tuesday.

MAPLE PARK—Kaneland girls basketball had a tough task ahead of it on Friday night in Maple Park with an improved Yorkville squad.

The Lady Knights basketball squad would rather take the first half of their tournament at Immaculate Conception Hiigh School in Elmhurst during Thanksgiving week.

Lady Knights basketball is hoping that the next couple of contests go better than their three opening games.

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

2009 Spring High Honor Roll & Honor Roll

MAPLE PARK—The end of the year awards and spring awards were handed out on June 9, recognizing the year-long effort of Knight athletes.

Lady Knights soccer had the odds against it in the regional semifinal match on Tuesday.

Lady Knights soccer (8-4-2, 1-2 Western Sun Conference) saw some tough wins and a tie along the way, but ended this past week with an undefeated slate.

Lady Knights soccer (6-4-1, 0-2 Western Sun Conference) hasn’t seen this much early success in quite a while, but it’ll take it.

If Lady Knights soccer had more weeks like this, it’d put itself in pretty good shape.

Blackhawk down; Net-work; Battling Burlington

Braving chilly temperatures and unforgiving defenses, Kaneland is doing well for itself in the opening chapters of the 2009 season.

Kaneland girls soccer got the season off to a winning start with a rain-swept 4-0 win at Illinois Math & Science Academy in Aurora on Tuesday.

A year ago, Kaneland soccer coach Scott Parillo said his roster had a majority of young, eager players ready to attack the field.

Lady Knight Emily Heimerdinger is still alive in the IHSA Three-Point Showdown, having lasted through Tuesday. Heimerdinger, along with Hampshire’s Gianina Estocado, Jessie Van Dorin and Christine Schumacher, goes to the regional final on Thursday with players...

With the regular season down to its final contests, the Kaneland High School girls basketball roster is seeing more things come its way, like wins.

Last year, Kaneland girls basketball fought to double overtime before losing to DeKalb at KHS.

Two years ago, the Lady Knights basketball squad, helmed by Ernie Colombe, limped toward a 5-21 mark.

As is customary over the last several years, Kaneland High School girls basketball opened its campaign against Hampshire.