Quentin Jodie is a journalist at Navajo Times. He covers a range of themes in the sports world, including competitive sports, sports business, and various sports disciplines, with a focus on both team and individual sports. Quentin's insights and reporting have been featured in prominent publications, highlighting his expertise in the dynamic landscape of sports.
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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
The buy-in to compete in The American Rodeo qualifier was too hard to pass up for Rooster Yazzie.
By: Quentin Jodie
Crownpoint High School does not have a rodeo team, but they have a pair of teenagers that are headed to the National High School Finals Rodeo.
By: Quentin Jodie
Kirtland Central softball coach Dillon Mason was back at it again, working with some high school seniors during the New Mexico High School Coaches Association All-Star Softball Game.
By: Quentin Jodie
On Friday night, Navajo Prep ace pitcher Khol Johnson pitched three innings for the Green team during the New Mexico High School Coaches Association All-Star Game.
By: Quentin Jodie
Diné bull rider Brad Moreno hit another major milestone on Sunday night.
By: Quentin Jodie
There was some added pressure for Diné team roper James Arviso to perform well in the final performance of the Home of the Navajo PRCA Rodeo at the Dean C. Jackson Memorial Arena.
By: Quentin Jodie
Over the course of the regular season, Ganado High bull rider Nicholas Touchine traded the lead multiple times with Remington Fenn and Rylan Gist in the Arizona High School Rodeo Association season standings.
The College National Finals Rodeo gets underway on Sunday afternoon with a handful of Navajo student-athletes earning bids to compete.
The 26th Annual D-Backs Inter-Tribal Youth Baseball & Softball Tournament registered 84 teams across eight states for this year’s event.
By: Quentin Jodie
Rough Rock, Arizona, cowboy Ralph Gray III finally broke the ice for the 30-plus bull riders at Friday night’s Laughter’s Memorial Bull Riding event.
