James Yodice is a reporter at the Albuquerque Journal. He focuses on various aspects of sports, including competitive and professional sports, as well as education management related to athletics. James has been featured in Yahoo News, Valencia County News-Bulletin, Yahoo Sports, BLOX Digital, and the Rio Rancho Observer.
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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
Here's how some school ADs reacted to the change and how each of the 157 member schools voted.
Orlando Griego steps down as Rio Grande's head baseball coach, leaving behind a 484-272 record and a lasting legacy in the South Valley.
Rio Grande High School finds itself in the unusual position of searching for a new head baseball coach for the first time since the mid-1990s.
New Mexico high schools also voted to eliminate overtime in regular-season soccer games, citing player safety concerns.
From a record-breaking pole vaulter to a sophomore softball phenom, New Mexico's top high school athletes earned Gatorade Player of the Year recognition for 2025-26.
Atrisco Heritage standout Deon Session joins the Matadors, boosting both football and basketball rosters as New Mexico schools adapt to the new one-free-transfer rule.
La Cueva grad Dylan Blomker is among those poised to hear his name called this weekend.
Thirteen years. That, Dylan Blomker said, is how long he's had his eyes focused on this weekend. “Can't wait to see how it goes,” he said.
By: James Yodice
Dylan Blomker was selected No. 159 overall by the Chicago Cubs in the 2026 MLB draft and announced he will forgo his LSU commitment to begin his professional baseball career.
By: James Yodice
Meet Dylan Blomker, professional baseball player. The former La Cueva product was selected in the fifth round by the Chicago Cubs on the second day of the 2026 Major League Baseball draft on Sunday.
