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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La Cueva leads a field of contenders as Albuquerque Metro volleyball bracket play begins Thursday, while Academy hosts soccer tournaments.
Abby Pavia’s basketball season at Albuquerque High will begin in a couple of months. But her basketball activities will begin much sooner than that. Pavia, a dynamic sophomore for the Bulldogs, will be competing in an international event in Mexico later this month. She has been chosen to the 16U ADEMEBA-USA Women’s National Select Team, which will participate in the ADEMEBA National ...
By: James Yodice
1. Las Cruces at Hobbs, 7 p.m. Friday District 1-4A began district play this week, everyone else in Classes 3A-6A start league play in Week 4.
Las Cruces-Hobbs and Carlsbad-Centennial lead a loaded Week 4 slate as district play begins statewide.
Whatever the Sandia Matadors disliked about their performance in Week 3, they purged it all in Week 4.
Whatever the Sandia Matadors disliked about their performance in Week 3, they purged it all in Week 4. Senior quarterback Jahleel Lewis ran for a pair of touchdowns and threw for a third, and the Matadors throttled Albuquerque High’s offense throughout in a 46-0 victory in a District 1-6A opener at Wilson Stadium. This was a long way from a double overtime thriller over rival Eldorado last ...
The unbeaten Panthers bring a high-powered offense to Artesia, seeking a breakthrough against a longtime hurdle.
James Yodice, Albuquerque Journal, N.M. Gadsden's rise out of the ashes is truly one of the great prep football redemption stories in New Mexico.
Top-ranked La Cueva beat No. 2 Cleveland in three sets to win its fourth metro title in five seasons.
Cleveland duo headline top performers Here's a look at the high school football players who filled the stat sheets in Week 4 . Which player should be this week's star? Cast your vote below
