Quentin Jodie is a journalist at Navajo Times. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, including individual and team sports, competitive events, and the intersection of sports and business. Quentin's insights and reporting have been featured in various publications, highlighting his expertise in sports tournaments and event technology.
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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.
Given the emphasis on event coverage, consider offering opportunities for interviews or features related to standout athletes or remarkable performances at local sporting events within the specified geographic area.
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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A win is a win.
By: Quentin Jodie
The Shiprock volleyball team was pushed to an extra set on Tuesday night, but the Lady Chieftains were all about business in finishing off Crownpoint in four sets.
By: Quentin Jodie
Facing adversity is nothing new for the Rock Point volleyball team.
Three down, one to go.
Three down, one to go.
By: Quentin Jodie
It took a dozen trips to the Indian National Finals Rodeo for Holbrook cowboy OJ Williams to finally become a world champion.
By: Quentin Jodie
The District 1-4A crown rested on a two-goal win for the Miyamura boys soccer team on Tuesday night.
An eight-point spread decided the girls team championship during Saturday’s 3A North Region Cross-Country race.
By: Quentin Jodie
The Page Sand Devils placed its five scoring members in the top 10 on Saturday during the 3A North Region Cross-Country Championships.
By: Quentin Jodie
The third-ranked Tuba City volleyball team stunned Window Rock in 3A North Region action Tuesday night.
