With today being the start of the quidditch premier league Southern fixtures, we would like to wish everyone the best of luck, but more so to the Exeter players representing @QPLBroadside 💜 #quidditch#Eagles#Broadside
It’s been said already and we’ll say it again! HUGE congratulations to every member of @QPLBroadside, and it’s 6 strong past and present @exeter_eagles contingent, for earning 5th spot in the QPL championships. Let’s bring that success into next season 💚🦅
Next up, Most improved player of the year - Alina Nieswand
Alina, having only joined the eagles in January, developed her beating game to become a core part of our success at BQC and whiteknights, and the improvement in a matter of months was extraordinary. VERY WELL DESERVED👏🏻
NEXT UP - Captain’s player of the year, Alison Powell. Ali is a constant goal threat with her intelligent runs from out wide. She is tireless in defence and has improved so much over the last two years as a result of her constant desire to learn and improve.
FIRST UP!
Coach’s player of the year - Alex B.
Alex has been a pivotal addition to our beater line up this year, providing tremendous athleticism and pace, alongside the will to constantly ask for advice to improve his game. He is sure to make an impact next year as well!
Following on from Beach Quidditch at the weekend, we can now announce our Award winners for this season. Exeter have had a fantastic year, achieving our first upper bracket finishes at southern and bqc, and 2nd place at whiteknights. These are the people who helped achieve this..
Unfortunately I had to go on and snitch, the game got closer but Rob Pearce caught the snitch to kill off the newbie comeback.
FINAL SCORE 150*-90 👴 👵
#gonebutneverpatronum
A record crowd of 7 watched on for this testament to our sport💚
More to follow from the beach later😁