James Yodice is a reporter at the Albuquerque Journal. He specializes in covering a wide range of sports topics, including competitive and professional sports, events and conferences, as well as arts and entertainment. James has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo News, Valencia County News-Bulletin, and Yahoo Sports.
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Albuquerque, United States (Local)
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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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By: James Yodice
The Great Southwest Track and Field Classic gets underway on Thursday at UNM with the boys’ decathlon and girls’ heptathlon.
On this Friday night, the swan song for Charlie Vause and Corbin Coombs as New Mexico prep athletes had them joining forces as teammates.
Corbin Coombs and Charlie Vause talk to the Journal's James Yodice after competing in the 2025 Great Southwest Track & Field Classic, Friday, June 6, 2025 at UNM Track-Soccer Complex.
It was, in a way, a record-setting day for several New Mexico athletes as the Great Southwest Track and Field Classic came to a close Saturday.
By: James Yodice
Name a place: Rebecca Neal excels on the field, court, track and in the weight room.
By: James Yodice
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The only thing stronger than Mason Posa's will to win? His desire not to lose.
By: James Yodice
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By: James Yodice
of 3 Mount Rushmore was just a few miles down the road. So maybe it was fitting that two of New Mexico's most important contributors to high school athletics should become Hall of Famers so close to the actual monument.
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