Quentin Jodie is a sports editor for the Navajo Times, focusing on local sports in the Window Rock area of Arizona. With a passion for covering high school athletics, Quentin provides in-depth coverage of basketball, soccer, cross country, and other sports events within the Navajo Nation.
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Navajo Times | Quentin Jodie Navajo Prep sophomore Elijah England captured the 3A boys individual state crown on Saturday at the New Mexico State Cross Country Championships on Saturday.
Navajo Times | Quentin Jodie The Navajo Prep girls team earned the third-place trophy at Saturday’s Class 3A state meet in Albuquerque. This was Navajo Prep’s first podium appearance in a dozen years.
Navajo Times | Quentin Jodie Laguna Acoma junior Tagoya Pedro captured his first state cross country title during the Class A-2A boys race at the New Mexico State Cross Country Championships on Saturday. Pedro completed the 5K race in 15:50.8, which was 11th best overall among the four boys race at the all-day state meet.
Navajo Times | Quentin Jodie Santa Fe Indian School freshman Toni Riley (14) celebrates with her teammates after hitting down a kill against the Ruidoso Warriors on Friday in the Class 3A volleyball playoffs at the Rio Rancho Events Center. SFIS won two elimination games on Friday to advance into Saturday's matches.
Navajo Times | Quentin Jodie Laguna Acoma libero Kaylee Lorenzo digs the ball up during Friday’s volleyball match with the Raton Lady Tigers. Laguna Acoma defeated Raton in four sets and advanced into Saturday’s Final Four round.
Navajo Times | Quentin Jodie Gallup junior middle hitter Summer Joe (11) tips the ball over the outstretched hands of Silver senior middle blocker Sophia Nemeth (1) on Friday during the New Mexico Class 4A State Volleyball Championships at the Rio Ranch Events Center.
Navajo Times | Quentin Jodie Page junior guard Tayla Franklin penetrates inside for a two-point shot against the Show Low Lady Cougars on Thursday night. Franklin poured in a career-high 31 points, which included seven treys in Page's 57-35 win.
By: Quentin Jodie
The Many Farms girls basketball team had a few breaks go its way on Friday night against the Rock Point Lady Cougars.
Navajo Times | Quentin Jodie Tuba City Lady Warrior Thalia Clitso (right) goes up for shot while being defended by Holbrook’s Alayna Yazzie on Saturday. Tuba City rallied to post a 54-45 win.
In Friday’s season opener, Holbrook senior post Tyler Tapaha scored 19 point on 8-of-12 shooting in a 52-33 win over the Window Rock Fighting Scouts.
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