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Julian A. Lozano

Sports Writer at FresYes.com

Huge un-biased sports fan, aspiring to become a sports broadcaster. Julian likes the Raiders, SF Giants, and LA Lakers. Born and raised in Fresno, Julian enjoys a good game of Texas Hold'em. He also spends most of his time working, going to school, and spending time with his friends and family.

Latest posts by Julian A. Lozano (see all)

• Immanuel makes it look easy; Golden Eagles soar past the Grizzlies - February 14, 2015
• Immanuel and Fresno High unstoppable; Central making a late run. - February 4, 2015
• Central stuns Clovis West, Roosevelt stumbles but not out. - January 27, 2015

As we all recover from the buzz high school football left, it’s time to begin high school basketball. High school basketball isn’t just once a week, it’s pure madness that you can see almost every day.

If you enjoy high school football, then you will really enjoy high school basketball. Because most games are played in a gym, the environment is more “up close and personal.” You almost feel like you being there will have an impact on the game. It can get really loud in the gym, because it’s indoors. You can smell the rubber from the bottom of the player’s sneakers. Best of all, when things heat up on the court, the temperature could literally heat up in the gym. You will literally feel in the game.

High school basketball is a good way to learn and appreciate the game of basketball. We know sometimes college and professional basketball could be a little boring to watch on TV. But when you experience the game in person, you will begin to notice the details of the game. Exciting details such as the quickness of these players, the intensity of the coaches, and the fact that some high school players can dunk the ball!

You can feel the nerves in everyone tighten during a close game, and buzzer beaters are priceless moments that money can’t buy. Don’t miss out on a high school basketball game; it’s definitely a good bang for your buck. You could possibly miss out on an opportunity to catch a great NBA player in the beginning of his greatness. With players such as: Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, Robert Swift and DeShawn Stevenson going to the NBA straight from high school, there is no doubt that some of the talent in the valley is “NBA ready”.

The 2014 Clovis Elks Classic has been going on this weekend at Clovis High School, but the big games begin Monday and Tuesday at 11:00 a.m. with the last game starting at 8 p.m. on both days. Tournaments are the true definition of total non-stop action; try to check a game out in you can!

FresYes! Top Ten as of 12/28/14

1. Immanuel Eagles (8-0)
2. Roosevelt Rough Riders (8-1)
3. Madera South Stallions (9-1)
4. Fresno Warriors (6-1)
5. Selma Bears (7-2)
6. Clovis West Golden Eagles (5-3)
7. Clovis North Broncos (6-3)
8. Central Grizzlies (6-3)
9. Sunnyside Wildcats (8-5)
10. Liberty Hawks (5-2)