KANELAND—Some talented players at key positions and the last-ever Western Sun Conference regular season title made for some good memories for Kaneland baseball in 2010.

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

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.

Kaneland holds off host Rockets in opener, 37-22 by Mike Slodki BURLINGTON—When it comes to season openers, Kaneland can’t think of a better way to begin the football season.

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.

KANELAND—In Monday’s regional opener play-in game against fifth-seeded Hampshire, the fourth-seeded Knights were bombarded by opposing offense and failed fundamentals.

KANELAND—Kaneland baseball hit the 20-win mark once again and found itself with a chance at Western Sun Conference-glory if things tumble in the right direction.

KANELAND—Kaneland High School baseball isn’t in the habit of nice and easy wins, but they’re garnering wins nonetheless against their WSC brethren.

KANELAND—Looks like Kaneland’s plan on the drawing board worked to perfection in order to stop a losing streak to Geneva.

KANELAND—Geneva gave Kaneland baseball a rude enough awakening at the beginning of Western Sun Conference play that made staying in Kentucky look like a better option.

KANELAND—A quarter is nice to have every once in a while, but not when it's referring to victories in a season.

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

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

MAPLE PARK—Kaneland High School learned of five football players that were not just exceptional on the field, but in the classroom as well.

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

Rain and mist made life difficult at points for the Kaneland and Yorkville football squads on Saturday during the 2009 regular season football finale.

MAPLE PARK—What might have been a thrilling win for Kaneland High School football on Friday night is now just "what might have been.”

In less than desirable conditions, Kaneland football neither reigned nor poured it on Friday.

MAPLE PARK—What a note to go out on for the Kaneland-Batavia rivalry.

SYCAMORE—Breaking hearts are commonplace in high school, most notably at school dances or over text messages.

ROCHELLE—On Friday in Rochelle, it wasn't the Knights who were left in a purple haze.

MAPLE PARK—It almost had the makings of a classic final-drive victory for Kaneland football on Friday night at Peterson Field.

MAPLE PARK—It seemed like old times on Friday night at Peterson Field.

MAPLE PARK—Watch out, Knights football fans. The Kaneland Knights football roster got a taste of playoff action a year ago after being absent in 2007, and liked what they had.

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."

Knights baseball played the part of road warriors this week. For the most part, it was a successful venture. The Knights sit at 5-2 in the opening part of the season, after having done a road trip through...

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