About Fresno's Bullard High

This is a photo taken of my oldest daughter, Morgan, at her basketball game vs. Madera on Tuesday, Feb. 1. Elizabeth Barker, who is an awesome photographer was kind enough to send to me. If you need a photographer in the Fresno area, please contact Elizabeth, she will get you some great shots like this one.

Bullard High won the game against Madera, Morgan had 12 points in this game and 14 against Sanger on Friday night. She also is playing Varsity soccer and scored two goals on Thursday in their win against Edison!!! Was a great week for Bullard High girls sports, 4-0!!!

The Bulllard High School Girls Basketball team opens up its 2010-2011 season under new Head Coach Bill Engle next Tuesday in a scrimmage against Redwood High of Visalia and a week later they play their first tournament at Redwood. The Knights are working very hard and looking forward to a great season. Go Knights!!!

Bullard Girls Basketball Schedule

The Bullard Girls are busy selling ads for their poster, please contact me if you would like to buy an ad or make a donation to the program.

Bullard High School in Northwest Fresno will be put to the test this season after winning it's first Division 1 Valley Championship last season while going 13-0. Bullard begins it's season playing 4 of the state's top football programs. All of those teams will be looking to knock off the Knights and break that 13 game winning streak.

This is sure to be one of the toughest seasons for the Bullard High Knights and coach Don Arax. Luckily, Coach Arax, has been working hard building the program from the ground up through the Bullard Youth Football League as well as Bullard's main feeder school, Tenaya. This vision and organization should help Bullard establish themselves as a top football program for the years to come.

It's been a great season so far the Lady Mustangs of Malloch Elementary in Fresno, Ca. They are 8-0-1. Last night they battled against our biggest rival, Manchester. It was a very rough and intense game, which ended in a tie. Malloch had a chance to win it at the line, but came up short. Manchester played well and I wouldn't want to take anything away from their great effort, but Malloch did have a huge disadvantage the first half with Manchester's own principal, who loves championships :), as the referree.

I was less than happy with this, and you could say I was just a little crazy!!!! At half time, I couldn't take it anymore and asked for a new ref from the stands, someone from Malloch, but luckily, we got the boys ref to come over and finish our game. He still let a lot of calls go, but at the end of it all, we ended with a tie. For me, it felt like a loss. We should have won. Today we beat 3 teams by at least 12, which was the max that would count in scoring. Manchester did the same. If the normal tie breaking rule was in effect, we would have won it outright, we had less points scored against us, but it was not. We are Co-Champions. And now that I look back, I'm okay with that. Manchester did play good against us last night. We did have an off night. So, we will share the title and hopefully we can finally win the City Championships next weekend. We come so close every year. I'm hoping this is our Year!!! Next Saturday, we will have 6 games to win and it is a long, hard day. Hopefully, we will get some practice in this week (supposed to have a few rainy days) and make some adjustments and be rested and ready to go next Saturday. Go Mustangs!!!