Australian National Quidditch team
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| Australian National Quidditch team | |
|---|---|
| Quidditch Team information | |
| Hometown |
Australia |
| Robes |
Green and gold |
| Known Players | |
| Behind the scenes | |
| First appearance | |
| Latest appearance |
Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince (video game) (on a poster)[1] |
The Australian National Quidditch team is the national Quidditch that represents Australia in international tournaments. Australia are known participants of the 1994 Quidditch World Cup.[2]
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Team Special Move
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The Team starts its 20 point team special move with Chaser Matthew Echunga leading Chasers Maria Monteith and Kenneth Hastings, and Beater Kelly Whakkaarangapawarau. Echunga and Monteith pass the Quaffle to each other, avoiding passing Chasers, then Hastings receives the Quaffle and scores. Echunga then passes the Quaffle to Monteith and she scores another goal.
Stadium
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Added by You-Know-WhoThe Australian Quidditch Stadium is set in a rocky canyon hidden in The Central Australian Outback. Most of the pitch including the stands are the colour orange. There are flags set around the stands that bear the colours white and red with two kangaroos.
Robes
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The Australian Quidditch Robes are green with a golden kangaroo on the front and back.
Squads
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| Australian National Team | |||||
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| 1994 | |||||
| Chasers | |||||
| Matthew Echunga | Maria Monteith | Kenneth Hastings | |||
| Beaters | |||||
| Kelly Whakkaarangapawarau | Kylie Meadows | ||||
| Keeper | Seeker | ||||
| Jonny Nuhaka | Lucy Karoonda | ||||
Appearances
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Notes and References
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