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Spain
Shirt badge/Association crest
Nickname(s)The Spanish Inquiddsition
AssociationAsociación Quidditch España
ConfederationQuidditch Europe
Head coachCommunity of Madrid Miguel Vázquez
First colours
Second colours
First international
Spain Spain 170*–0 Poland Poland
2015 IQA European Games
(Sarteano, Italy; 25 July 2015)
Biggest win
Spain Spain 170*–0 Poland Poland
2015 IQA European Games
(Sarteano, Italy; 25 July 2015)
Biggest defeat
Spain Spain 0–220* United Kingdom United Kingdom
2016 IQA World Cup
(Frankfurt, Germany; 23 July 2016)
World Cup
Appearances1 (First in 2016)
Best result10th, 2016
European Games
Appearances1 (First in 2015)
Best result9th, 2015
WebsiteFacebook page

The Spanish national quidditch team is a team created with Spanish quidditch players. Since 2015 it has represented Association Quidditch Spain in the different national team tournaments organized by the IQA.

The team played for the first time in July 2015 in the European Games of Sarteano, Italy.[1]

History

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Origins

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In 2015, with the Association Quidditch Spain recently created and with the announcement of the celebration of the first European Games, the first Spanish national team to take part in this competition was created.

2015 European Games

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The Spanish Inquiddsition in this competition was unsuccessful. The bets were not in favour of the team, but they had a better than expected performance. They played in the group B beside Belgium, Catalonia, France, Poland and Turkey.[2][3] They ranked ninth in the championship, without qualifying for the quarter-finals, and winning only in the inaugural game against Poland.

2016 World Cup

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On March 29, 2016, the Asociación Quidditch España published the roster for the Spanish national team for the 2016 IQA World Cup.[4] On June 25, 2016, the IQA released the pool play draw, where Team Spain was assigned to pool C with United Kingdom, Turkey, South Korea and Austria.[5]

Players

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2018 IQA World Cup roster

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# Name Team Position
1 Castile and León Adrián Picón Castile and León Blue Gryffins Burgos Keeper/Chaser/Seeker
2 Galicia (Spain) Pedro Maceira Galicia (Spain) Lumos Compostela Keeper
3 Community of Madrid Héctor Cabrera Community of Madrid Madrid Lynx Beater
4 Galicia (Spain) Raquel Martínez Galicia (Spain) Lumos Compostela Chaser
5 Valencian Community Martín Navarro Valencian Community Buckbeak Riders Chaser
6 Basque Country (autonomous community) Blanca Brenes Basque Country (autonomous community) Gasteiz Gamusins Keeper/Chaser
7 Basque Country (autonomous community) Irene Velasco Basque Country (autonomous community) Bizkaia Boggarts Chaser
9 Castile and León Marcos López Castile and León Blue Gryffins Burgos Beater
10 Galicia (Spain) Pablo Rey Galicia (Spain) Lumos Compostela Beater
11 Galicia (Spain) Manuel E. Lago Galicia (Spain) Lumos Compostela Chaser/Seeker
12 Community of Madrid Daniel Báscones Community of Madrid Madrid Wolves Beater
13 Community of Madrid Miguel Vázquez Basque Country (autonomous community) Bizkaia Boggarts Chaser
14 Valencian Community Eduardo Cebrián United Kingdom Sheffield QC Keeper/Chaser
17 Community of Madrid Naira Rodríguez Community of Madrid Madrid Lynx Chaser/Seeker
18 Galicia (Spain) Pedro Muiños Galicia (Spain) Lumos Compostela Keeper
21 Basque Country (autonomous community) Marina Salvidea Basque Country (autonomous community) Gasteiz Gamusins Beater
22 Community of Madrid Artur Martin Basque Country (autonomous community) Bizkaia Boggarts Chaser/Seeker
23 Galicia (Spain) Jorge Martínez Galicia (Spain) Lumos Compostela Beater
24 Extremadura Raquel Macías Castile and León Blue Gryffins Burgos Chaser
27 Andalusia Paula Marmolejo (c) United Kingdom London Unspeakables Beater
31 Community of Madrid Lidia González Community of Madrid Madrid Lynx Beater
33 Andalusia Alberto García United Kingdom London Unspeakables Chaser
38 Andalusia Manuel Jiménez 'Xim' Andalusia Malaka Vikings Chaser/Seeker
88 Galicia (Spain) Vicky 'Tormenta' Alexis Galicia (Spain) Lumos Compostela Beater
96 United Kingdom Max RM Freemantle Andalusia Malaka Vikings Beater

2016 IQA World Cup roster

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# Name Team Position
00 Basque Country (autonomous community) Ander Carbón 'Andertxu' Basque Country (autonomous community) Bizkaia Boggarts Beater
2 Andalusia Antonio 'TONO' Rodríguez Community of Madrid Madrid Wolves Chaser
π Andalusia Paula Marmolejo Andalusia Malaka Vikings Chaser
6 Castile and León Siena Martínez Community of Madrid Madrid Lynx Beater/Chaser
7 Basque Country (autonomous community) Irene Velasco Basque Country (autonomous community) Bizkaia Boggarts Chaser
8 Balearic Islands Pau Tomàs Riutort Seeker
9 Community of Madrid Andi de Alfonso United States Tri-State Lightning Beater
10 Community of Madrid Steven Paisley United States FIU Quidditch Beater
12 Community of Madrid Daniel Báscones Community of Madrid Madrid Wolves Beater
13 Community of Madrid Miguel Vázquez Basque Country (autonomous community) Bizkaia Boggarts Keeper
14 Andalusia Leticia Colinas United Kingdom London Unspeakables Beater
17 Basque Country (autonomous community) Josema Molinos Basque Country (autonomous community) Bizkaia Boggarts Chaser
21 Andalusia Cristina M. Domingo Andalusia Malaka Vikings Beater
22 Community of Madrid Artur Martin Community of Madrid Madrid Wolves Chaser
38 Andalusia Manuel Jiménez 'Xim' Andalusia Malaka Vikings Chaser
88 Andalusia Marina Blasco Andalusia Malaka Vikings Chaser
99 Community of Madrid Pedro González-Tarrío United Kingdom London Unspeakables Keeper
403 Basque Country (autonomous community) Andoni Aranguren Basque Country (autonomous community) Bizkaia Boggarts Keeper
672 Cantabria Sergio Gutiérrez 'Guti' Basque Country (autonomous community) Bizkaia Boggarts Chaser
666 Community of Madrid Laura Moreno Community of Madrid Madrid Wolves Beater
∞ Castile and León Diego Ávila Community of Madrid Madrid Lynx Chaser/Keeper

2015 IQA European Games roster

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# Name Team Position
00 Basque Country (autonomous community) Ander Carbón Basque Country (autonomous community) Bizkaia Boggarts Beater
2 Andalusia Antonio 'TONO' Rodríguez Andalusia Malaka Vikings Chaser
π Andalusia Paula Marmolejo Andalusia Malaka Vikings Chaser
4 Basque Country (autonomous community) Javier Fernández Basque Country (autonomous community) Bizkaia Boggarts Keeper/Chaser
6 Cantabria Sergio Gutiérrez 'GUTI' Basque Country (autonomous community) Bizkaia Boggarts Chaser
7 Basque Country (autonomous community) Irene Velasco Basque Country (autonomous community) Bizkaia Boggarts Chaser
8 Community of Madrid Julia López Community of Madrid Madrid Wolves Beater
9 Community of Madrid Andi de Alfonso United States New York Badassilisks Beater
10 Balearic Islands Pau Tomàs Riutort Seeker
11 Basque Country (autonomous community) Yeray Espinosa (c) Basque Country (autonomous community) Bizkaia Boggarts Chaser
12 Community of Madrid Daniel Báscones Community of Madrid Madrid Wolves Beater
13 Community of Madrid Miguel Vázquez Community of Madrid Madrid Wolves Chaser
14 Andalusia Leti Colinas United Kingdom London Unspeakables Beater
15 Community of Madrid Isidro Álvarez Community of Madrid Madrid Wolves Chaser
17 Basque Country (autonomous community) Marina Salvidea Basque Country (autonomous community) Gasteiz Gamusins Beater
19 Community of Madrid Jorge Manzano Community of Madrid Madrid Wolves Chaser
22 Andalusia Bienve Moreno Andalusia Malaka Vikings Chaser
23 Community of Madrid Rion Blake Community of Madrid Madrid Wolves Beater
42 Community of Madrid Raúl 'PATO' Llorente Community of Madrid Madrid Wolves Keeper/Chaser
99 Community of Madrid Pedro Tarrío United Kingdom London Unspeakables Keeper
666 Community of Madrid Laura Moreno Community of Madrid Madrid Wolves Beater

Scores

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Last games

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Date Competition Local Resulted Visitor
24/07/2016 2016 World Cup - Play-in Games Spain Spain 130-60* Netherlands Netherlands
24/07/2016 2016 World Cup - Round of 16 Canada Canada 170*-30 Spain Spain
24/07/2016 2016 World Cup - Consolation first round Italy Italy 50-110* Spain Spain
24/07/2016 2016 World Cup - Consolation second round Spain Spain 130*^-80 Catalonia Catalonia
24/07/2016 2016 World Cup - Ninth place game Norway Norway 170*-30 Spain Spain
Previous games
Date Competition Local Resulted Visitor
25/07/2015 European Games 2015 - Pool Play Spain Spain 170*-0[6] Poland Poland
25/07/2015 European Games 2015 - Pool Play Belgium Belgium 140*-20 Spain Spain
25/07/2015 European Games 2015 - Pool Play France France 160*-10 Spain Spain
25/07/2015 European Games 2015 - Pool Play Spain Spain 30-100* Turkey Turkey
26/07/2015 European Games 2015 - Pool Play Catalonia Catalonia 160*-70 Spain Spain
23/07/2016 2016 World Cup - Pool Play Spain Spain 110*-10 South Korea South Korea
23/07/2016 2016 World Cup - Pool Play Spain Spain 70-80* Austria Austria
23/07/2016 2016 World Cup - Pool Play Turkey Turkey 180*-50 Spain Spain
23/07/2016 2016 World Cup - Pool Play United Kingdom United Kingdom 220*-0 Spain Spain
24/07/2016 2016 World Cup - Play-in Game Spain Spain 130-60* Netherlands Netherlands
24/07/2016 2016 World Cup - Round of 16 Canada Canada 170*-30 Spain Spain
24/07/2016 2016 World Cup - R16 consolation first round Italy Italy 50-110* Spain Spain
24/07/2016 2016 World Cup - R16 consolation second round Spain Spain 130*^-80 Catalonia Catalonia
24/07/2016 2016 World Cup - 9th position game Norway Norway 170*-30 Spain Spain

Statistics

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Legend: Pl: Played games; W: Won games; L: Games lost; QPD: Quaffle Point Difference; SWIM: Snitch When It Matters.

IQA World Cup

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Competition Performance Rank Pl W L QPD Snitch catch
United Kingdom Oxford 2012 Did not participate
Canada Burnaby 2014 Did not participate
Germany Frankfurt 2016 Ninth place game 10th 9 4 5 -300 40%
Total 1/3 9 4 5 -300 40%

European Games

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Competition Resulted Position Pl W L QPD Snitch catch
Italy Sarteano 2015 First round 9th 5 1 4 -210 20%
Total 1/1   5 1 4 -210 20%

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "Little experience and great expectations the Selección is ready for the EQG". Archived from the original on 2016-03-04.
  2. ^ "First Quidditch European Games to be held in Tuscany".
  3. ^ "¿Ganará España los Juegos Europeos de quidditch?".
  4. ^ "We have published the final list of 21 players that will play for our National Team next 23rd and 24th of july in Frankfurt, Germany".
  5. ^ "2016 IQA World Cup pools".
  6. ^ "Partido España-Polonia".
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