KANELAND—You wouldn't know this was a team that went 5-23 a year ago.

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

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

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.

If only the Lady Knights could capture how prolific guard Andie Strang was in the first quarter of Friday's contest at Glenbard South, and duplicate it for everyone game-long.

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

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

The Knights fell to 2-8 and 0-3 in Western Sun Conference play with a tough week vs. Glenbard South, DeKalb and host Rochelle.

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

AURORA—A fast start for one team usually means doom for another.

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

With every silver lining, sometimes comes a cloud. In the case of Kaneland girls basketball nabbing its first postseason win since the 2004-2005 campaign, the Lady Knights saw its campaign come to a halt with the very next...

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.

Lady Knights basketball had some good times and bad on the court during the regular season's final homestretch.

A strong Lady Knight run on Friday evening had host Glenbard South reeling. But Glenbard South returned the favor and with greater authority in a 53-43 handling of KHS.

With the Western Sun Conference schedule in full swing, KHS girls basketball was hoping that both conference contests could swing its way.

Once they made it through the snow, Kaneland girls basketball down to business at the fourth annual Oswego East Holiday Classic.

While it initially looked like Kaneland girls basketball had Glenbard South’s number on Tuesday night, it was the Raiders who deep-sixed the Lady Knights.

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.