American National Quidditch team
Quidditch Team information
Hometown	United States of America
Robes	Navy blue and dark red
Known Players	Captain: Maximus Brankovitch III (Seeker) (1986-1990) Captain: Gianni Fedele (Chaser) (1994) Chaser: Debbie Muntz (1994) Chaser: Robert Green (1994) Beater: Greg Ruczinski (1994) Beater: Troy Duvall (1994) Keeper: Ralph Heidelberger (1994) Seeker: Ariel Singleton (1994)
Behind the scenes
First appearance	Quidditch Through the Ages
Latest appearance	Harry Potter: Quidditch World Cup

The American National Quidditch team are the national side of the United States of America.

Contents 1 Team Special Move 2 Stadium 3 Emblem 4 History 4.1 1986 4.2 1990 4.3 1994 5 Squads 6 Appearances

Team Special Move

The U.S.A. has a basketball-style Team Special Move named The Harlem Shuffle (20 points). The name is taken from the popular Muggle basketball team The Harlem Globetrotters, who are best known for their skillful and entertaining play involving a ball of similar size to the Quaffle, during games.

The Harlem Shuffle plays out as follows: First, Chaser Gianni Fedele spins it atop his finger, shouting to his fellow Chasers, "Get ready, guys!" He passes the Quaffle immediately on to Robert Green, who dribbles it back and forth on his broomstick for a few moments, then passes to Debbie Muntz. Muntz plays piggie-in-the-middle with the other team's Chaser(s), while sliding the Quaffle down her outstretched arms and behind her head. She throws it to Fedele, who throws it to Green, who scores by throwing the Quaffle in from behind the goal post after diving off of his broomstick, while falling. Muntz takes it and scores once again, the other team's Keeper diving off their broom, but failing to make the save.

Stadium

The American team's national stadium is always dark with its black sky and Halloween theme. It is covered with pumpkins and its buildings are quite old, being New England Victorian in architecture. The bottom of the Quidditch pitch is covered with dirt and quite a few weeds, and the pitch itself sports line markers similar to those seen on an American football field circa 1920. The side banners have red and white stripes and blue stars.

Emblem

The team's emblem is blue on top with three white stars. There are vertical stripes of red and white below and a black eagle with a Beater's bat in each claw.

History

1986

The American National Quidditch team participated in the Quidditch World Cup. Maximus Brankovitch III was their captain.

1990

The U.S.A. paticipated in this year's World Cup. Brankovitch III was their captain again.

1994

The U.S.A. competed in the 1994 Quidditch World Cup. Their team was Fedele, Muntz, Green, Ruczinski, Duvall, Heidelberger and Singleton. They did not reach the final.

Squads

American National Team
1986
Chasers
Unknown		Unknown		Unknown
Beaters
	Unknown		Unknown
	Keeper		Seeker
	Unknown		Maximus Brankovitch III (Captain)

American National Team
1990
Chasers
Unknown		Unknown		Unknown
Beaters
	Unknown		Unknown
	Keeper		Seeker
	Unknown		Maximus Brankovitch III (Captain)

American National Team
1994
Chasers
Gianni Fedele (Captain)		Debbie Muntz		Robert Green
Beaters
	Greg Ruczinski		Troy Duvall
	Keeper		Seeker
	Ralph Heidelberger		Ariel Singleton

Appearances

• Quidditch Through the Ages
• Harry Potter: Quidditch World Cup
• Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (video game) (Appears on a Famous Wizard Card)