MAPLE PARK—Kaneland High School baseball seems to raise the bar every year, and this season hopes to be no different.

The Kaneland High School wrestling program can be pleased that they not only sent two wrestlers to the Class 2A State meet at Assembly Hall in Champaign, but also had those grapplers get a win on the...

Every IHSA wrestler with high aspirations has a goal of visiting Champaign in February for the State tournament.

This might be the Kaneland High School wrestling version of a high-powered passing offense in football or a run-and-gun in basketball.

Monday’s Class 3A regional championship showed Kaneland and Burlington Central’s affinity for the long ball.

Kaneland baseball continues to plug away in the season’s homestretch, and in the process eclipsed last season’s win total.

Knights baseball dealt with conference and non-conference rivals alike the same way: by nabbing the "W."

Through 20 games, Knights baseball has seen more of its share of steady performances. However, this week provided more difficulty than most.

After falling behind 11-0 last Wednesday and narrowly missing a comeback win vs. Geneva, Kaneland just decided to do away with the dramatics through their next three contests.

The past 12 months have seen curveballs thrown at the players on the Kaneland High School baseball team.

Last week saw Kaneland High School dole out its winter athletic awards with four sports being recognized on various levels.

Senior Jay Levita’s impressive 2008-2009 wrestling campaign came to an end on Friday in Champaign after his first match, but it made the season no less impressive.

While Champaign and its Assembly Hall are ususally tinged in orange-and blue, it will also have a black-and-white presence. It comes in the form of Kaneland senior Jay Levita, who finished second in the 145-pound category during Saturday’s...

In a stacked regional, Kaneland wrestling stacked some victories and sectional berths of its own.

Sycamore High School was the site of the annual Western Sun Conference tournament, and Kaneland wrestling had some success.

Ten Knights battle through competition to place in weight classes.

Kaneland is looking at their share of individual accomplishment, but also looks to get past some tough losses as the calendar turns to 2009.

While wrestling is getting its licks in on opposing teams, the Knights would probably like to stop the opposition from getting its fair share.

Kaneland wrestling’s usual late-Dec. venture to DeKalb’s High School’s Don Flavin Invite proved to be difficult but a valuable learning experience.

Knights wrestling probably couldn’t think of a better present for itself after two weeks of no meets than to get back on the mat and start pinning people.

What’s the best remedy for a 1-5 dual meet start if you’re Kaneland wrestling?

A less prepared team might be scrambling.