Quentin Jodie is a journalist at the Navajo Times. He covers a range of topics within the realm of sports, including individual and team sports, competitive sports, and the business of sports, as well as events and conferences related to the sports industry. Quentin's insights and expertise have been featured in various publications, including the Navajo Times.
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Quentin Jodie's focus is primarily on local sports events, particularly those related to high school and community-level athletics within the Navajo Nation. If you have news about noteworthy achievements or upcoming events in these areas, reaching out with details could be beneficial.
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While general sports topics are covered extensively, there is a specific focus on football, soccer, basketball, track and field, volleyball as well as highlighting achievements from the Navajo Nation. If you have stories that fit into these categories and resonate with this audience specifically in Arizona and Window Rock area of United States then Quentin may find them interesting.
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By: Quentin Jodie
Rhya Jeff has been riding steers for about four years.
By: Quentin Jodie
Veteran breakaway roper Kadin Jodie is still carving her way through the ranks within the Women’s Professional Rodeo Association.
By: Quentin Jodie
An interaction with Larry Wheels and Roelly Winklaar brought a rush of excitement for Gallup resident Steve Martinez.
By: Quentin Jodie
It’s a high school rodeo like no other.
By: Quentin Jodie
The 33rd Annual Wild Thing Championship Bullriding will have five returning champions competing at this year’s event.
By: Quentin Jodie
A pair of collegiate runners captured the 10K titles at the 46th Annual Narbona Pass Classic on Sunday morning.
By: Quentin Jodie
Texas cowboy Lane Nobles set some impressive records on Saturday night during the 33rd Annual Wild Thing Championship Bullriding.
A total of 80 high school teams are vying to hoist the boys championship trophy at the 2026 Native American Basketball Invitational on Saturday afternoon.
The Diné Runner’s Camp is bringing elementary, middle school and high school runners to Flagstaff.
By: Quentin Jodie
Three-time Native American Basketball Invitational girls’ champions Rezbombers enters this year’s tournament with “a chip on their shoulder.”
