James Yodice is a reporter and the Prep Sports Editor for the Albuquerque Journal. With a focus on local sports in New Mexico, particularly in Albuquerque, James covers a wide range of high school sports and events. His work has been featured in various publications, including Yahoo News, Rio Rancho Observer, Valencia County News-Bulletin, and Yahoo Sports.
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James Yodice's coverage is heavily focused on local high school sports, particularly basketball and wrestling. His focus on event coverage and announcements indicates a preference for timely news related to ongoing events or upcoming tournaments in the Albuquerque area.
Given his emphasis on high school sports, he would likely be interested in pitches that highlight exceptional performances by athletes, provide insights into local team dynamics, or offer unique perspectives from coaches and players involved in these competitions.
Pitches focusing on emerging talent, human-interest stories about young athletes overcoming challenges, or trends within New Mexico's high school sports scene could also align well with James' coverage.
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The top high school football teams in New Mexico join the playoff party this weekend.
By: James Yodice
Journal staffer James Yodice breaks down everything you need to know about the week in Albuquerque prep sports — the story lines, the players to watch and the games you
By: James Yodice
No. 2 St. Pius pounded seventh-seeded Grants 46-14 in the Class 4A quarterfinals at Milne Stadium. Here's a recap.
By: James Yodice
RIO RANCHO — St. Pius, St. Michael’s and Texico all returned to the top of their respective hills on Saturday night at the Rio Rancho Events Center.
RIO RANCHO — Keith Leupold was quick with the answer.
By: James Yodice
Three of the four state football semifinal games in Classes 3A and 2A will see the higher seed on the road this weekend. Here's a preview.
By: James Yodice
The Class 6A prep football semifinals head south along I-25 this weekend. Here's a look at both matchups.
By: James Yodice
The high school football teams remaining in the Class 4A and 5A brackets are a mix of storied programs and hungry newcomers.
By: James Yodice
Journal staffer James Yodice breaks down everything you need to know about the week in Albuquerque prep sports — the story lines, the players to watch and the games you
By: James Yodice
Perfect? It was pretty darn close, let’s put it that way.
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