Professional Quidditch.

[Luca Lovell]

Professional Quidditch.

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Quidditch is the favorite past time of the Wizarding world. It is the most popular game in the magical world. During the season, fans roar with joy, disappointment, or general support. The season ends when the team that has earned the most points throughout the entire season is crowned the winner. Every four years, a Quidditch World Cup is held and a country's best players are gathered to form a team.

Characters may apply to be a Quidditch referee, match commentator, team mediwitch, team mediwizard, team manager, or team player.

Mediwitches and mediwizards must have at least an Excellent in their NEWT's in potions, transfiguration, herbology, charms, and defense against the dark arts. They are employed by St. Mungo's and are field doctors who attend the Quidditch Cup in case of even injuries.

Morsmordre characters may apply to be part of any team that is in the British and Irish Quidditch League.

Appleby Arrows

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The Appleby Arrows are a Quidditch team from North England and was founded in 1612. They are known for playing in light blue robes that have been adorned with silver arrows. In 1894, their traidition of shooting arrows into the air every time a team Chaser scored was banned after a stray arrow impaled Referee Nugent Pott's nose. Whimsical fans hope that the Arrows will one day be able to relive their most glorious hour which happened in 1932 when the team beat then European champions, Vratsa Vultures, in a grueling sixteen day match. Hopefully, the Arrows will be competing against their most fierce rivals, the Wimbourne Wasps, when that glorious hour comes.

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Ballycastle Bats.

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The Ballycastle Bats are the second most successful team in the league, after winning the title twenty seven times in their black, scarlet bat adorned robes. They are located in Northern Ireland their iconic mascot, Barny the Fruitbat, is featured in Butterbeer commercials.

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Caerphilly Catapults.

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Before "Dangerous Dai" Lwellyn was eaten by a Chimera, he was a beloved member of the Catapults - a Welsh Quidditch Team. The team was founded in 1402 and are known for their robes, which have an alternating pattern light green and scarlet vertical stripes. The Catapults have won the League Cup eighteen times and have beaten the Karasjok Kites of Norway once in 1956 to receive the European Cup.

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Chudley Cannons.

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The Appleby Arrows are a Quidditch team from North England and was founed in 1612. They are known for playing in light blue robes that have been adorned with silver arrows. In 1894, their traidition of shooting arrows into the air every time a team Chaser scored was banned after a stray arrow impaled Referee Nugent Pott's nose. Whimsical fans hope that the Arrows will one day be able to relive their most glorious hour which happened in 1932 when the team beat then European champions, Vratsa Vultures, in a grueling sixteen day match,

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Falmouth Falcons.

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Let us win, but if we cannot win, let us break a few heads
The Falmouth Falcons are known for their violent and fierce playing stlye. The team is from the town of Falmouth, England. Their vicious fans adore the Falcons' dark grey and white robes and proudly point out the falcon that is imprinted on their players' chests.

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Holyhead Harpies.

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The Holyhead Harpies was founded in 1203, making it the second oldest team in the Quidditch League. The Harpies are very unique considering that they are completely comprised of women and they will only hire women to play for them. One highlight in the history of the Harpies occured in 1953, when the Harpies defeated the Heidelberg Harries of Germany in a match which lasted seven days. At the end of the match, Captain Rudolf Brand of the Harriers proposed marriage to captain of the Harpies, Gwendolyn Morgan, who beat Brand with her broom, giving him a concussion.

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Kenmare Kestrels.

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Founded in 1291, the Kenmare Kestrels of Kenmare, Ireland, wear robes of emerald-green with two yellow 'K's back to back on the chest. The team mascots are leprechauns, and fans sometimes play the harp at their matches.

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Montrose Magpies.

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The Montrose Magpies won the League Cup thirty-two times and the European Cup twice, making them the most successful team in League history. The Magpies wear black and white robes with one magpie on the chest and another on the back.

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Pride of Portree.

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The Pride of Portree, which was formed in 1292, is based in a small town called Portree, which is located on the Isle of Skye, an island of the Inner Hebrides. The "Prides" have won the League Cup at least twice, and they play in robes of purple with a gold star emlazoned on the chest.

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Puddlemere United.

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Puddlemere United was founded in 1163, making them the oldest team in the British and Irish Quidditch League. The team has one the League 22 times and the European Cup twice. Puddlemere United's team anthem, Beat Back Those Bludgers, Boys, and Chuck That Quaffle Here, was recorded by singing sorceress Celestina Warbeck. All money earned from the song was sent to St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries. The team plays in navy-blue robes emblazoned with two crossed golden bulrushes.

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Tutshill Tornados.

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Based in the town of Tutshill, England, the Tutshill Tornados was founded in 1520, and they were robes of sky blue with dark blue Double-T on the chest. The Tornados set a League record when they one the League Cup five times in a row in the 1900s. In 1921, the Tornadoes set the fastest win ever in a League match against the Caerphilly Catapults. Seeker Roderick Plumpton caught the Golden Snitch, using a movie that is now known as the Plumpton Pass, after three and a half seconds.

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Wigtown Wanderers.

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Playing in robes of blood red with a silver meat cleaver emblazoned on the chest, the Wigtown Wanderers were founded in 1422 in Wigtown, a town located in southwest Scotland. The original Wanderers were the seven children of Walter Parkin, a local butcher, and are remembered as a team who won most of their matches, partly because Walter showed up to every game holding a wand in one hand and a meat cleaver in the other. A Parkin descendent can often be found on the team throughout the centuries. The Parkin's Pincer, where three Chasers fly from different directions at a Chaser from the opposing team, was also invented by the original Chasers of the Wanderers.

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Wimbourne Wasps.

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The Wimbourne Wasps, founded in 1312, has won the League Cup eighteen times and have twice been the semi-finalists in the European Cup. The team wears robes of horizontal yellow and black stripes with a wasp on the chest. The wasp was chosen to be the emblem of the team after a game against the Appleby Arrows in the mid-seventeenth century, when one of their Beaters batted a wasps' nest toward the Arrows' Seeker, who was so badly stung that he had to retire. The Wasps' fans are known as Stingers, and they often make loud buzzing noises during matches to distract Chases from the other teams taking pemalties.

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