Spanish National Quidditch team

Spanish National Quidditch team
Quidditch team information
Hometown	Spain
League(s)	Quidditch World Cup
Robes	Weld-yellow
Known players	Chaser: Carmen García (1994) Chaser: Ana de Lebrón (1994) Chaser: Chavelle Arbelo Cartaya (1994) Beater: Vasco Santini (1994) Beater: Tiago Montoya (1994) Keeper: Sendelina Felino (1994) Seeker: Inigo Fuente Marrero (1994)

The Spanish National Quidditch team was the team that represented Spain in international Quidditch tournaments.

Team special move

Chavelle Arbelo Cartaya hits Quaffle with his broom

The team's 10-point special move was inspired by dance and bullfighting, playing out as follows: Chaser Carmen Garcia did a powerful throw, then jumped to one end of his broom to lift the Quaffle up in the air, which his fellow Chaser Ana de Lebron caught, spun, and threw to the third Chaser, Chavelle Arbelo Cartaya, who hit it into the goal with his broom.

Stadium

Spanish National Quidditch Stadium

The Spanish National Quidditch Stadium resembled a bull fighting arena. It had huge stands that were made of stone. The whole pitch, including the goal posts and stands, were a rocky brown-colour.

Emblem

The team's emblem had a background of yellow and red vertical stripes with a crown shape on top. There was a spiralling sun in the centre.

Uniform

The team wore robes of yellow with red trimming and tight red trousers with a yellow stripe down the outer side of each leg. For protection, golden shin pads, a chest plate, shoulder pads, and pads covering the lower arm were worn. Fingerless gloves were also worn.

History

1994 Quidditch World Cup

Spain were participants of the 1994 Quidditch World Cup.

2014 Quidditch World Cup

Spain did not qualify for the 2014 Quidditch World Cup in Argentina.

Appearances

• Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (video game) (Appears on a poster)
• Harry Potter: Quidditch World Cup