Platteville, Wisc.—Ryley Bailey, a student at the University of Wisconsin—Platteville, was named to the 2012 All-Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference football team.

Platteville, Wis.—The University of Wisconsin-Platteville football team defeated UW-Eau Claire, 49-19, last week.

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.

“I have an advantage coming from knowing the playbook; we run that offense at Kaneland,” said WR/DB Ryley Bailey.

KHS boys hoops finishes regular season 16-9 by Mike Slodki BATAVIA—Three years of frustration went a long way to being dealt with on Friday.

Knights lose to Geneva in Chicago Kaneland High School boys basketball got yet another look at the bright lights of the United Center on Saturday afternoon.

SYCAMORE—Donovan Williams had plenty to say about the finish between Kaneland and Sycamore on Friday night off of Route 23.

Maple Park–No matter the gameplan for familiar competition, it’s tough to guard against a Rochelle Hubs boys basketball crew that springs for 10 three-pointers.

How do you combat a three-game losing streak at a pivotal point in the season?

Kaneland High School basketball was a Ryley Bailey three-point shot away from sneaking by Batavia on Friday and potentially riding that positive wave into Burlington Central on Saturday evening.

A 47-39 win over Rockford Christian on Dec. 30, 2009, netted the Knights their third Plano tourney win and their first since 1994.

The game itself had a tough time getting started for Kaneland. Even before the visiting Rochelle Hubs stormed out to an initial halftime lead, the game was originally shelved from a Dec. 8 starting point due to cold...

MAPLE PARK—It took a quarter for the Knights boys basketball team to gain their footing on Thursday evening, but they righted themselves for the final three frames and held off a charging Yorkville squad to win 55-50.

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

Marking the first game of the coach Brian Johnson era, the Kaneland Knights boys basketball team took roughly a quarter to find its footing before captializing on fast breaks and high-percentage shots.

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

MAPLE PARK—West Aurora’s loss is Kaneand’s gain.

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.

2009 Spring High Honor Roll & Honor Roll

The Knights dropped a close affair to rival Geneva on Friday night at KHS by a 39-38 clip.

Suddenly, the Knight boys basketball team is not one opposing teams want to face. It couldn’t have come at a better time. With a 57-45 non-conference win at Marmion Academy in Aurora on Saturday, and a 63-54 Western Sun...

When the Knights basketball squad struggles, according to coach Dennis Hansen, they really struggle. The same could be said when they stack wins, case in point this past week.

DeKalb boys basketball is surging lately, and not even Kaneland could stand in their way on Friday night.

Add Dennis Hansen to the list of coaches that have patrolled the United Center sideline along with Phil Jackson and Vinny Del Negro.

For a holiday stop, Kaneland boys basketball would probably recommend Marengo this time of year.

For awhile, the Kaneland boys basketball team played like it hadn’t seen the court in 17 days.