Recent content by Milo Frogg

Milo did a quick stutter stop in the air when he though he saw Aroha on the move, shaking his head and trying to focus on his own search.

Milo was more than unimpressed with Santiago already throwing off his groove so early into practice. How was he supposed to try about any new moves or strategies if he kept hucking bludgers at him. Thankfully he seemed to move onto bothering Aroha for now so Milo could catch his breath and...

You'll be happy to know the team's in good hands. Good, snitch catching hands 💅

Milo figured they had to be getting close to the end of practice, putting on another burst of speed. He needed to nab the snitch before Teddy or Fraser blew the whistle.

Milo would give Aroha credit, she was tough. It was nice to know he had decent back up for their upcoming game, not that he'd need he was sure.

Milo had let himself get distracted by the change up with the keepers, cursing himself when he realized what a headstart Aroha had on him. He tucked close to his broom, trying to get back into the chase and let out a little yip of success when Aroha took a bludger, hoping he could capitalize on...

Milo slowed down to try and get his bearings, hoping it was worth the risk of losing ground to Aroha.

Milo stuck close to Aroha again, hoping he could catch sight of what she was chasing and find a good angle to steal the snitch.

Milo swore under his breath as Aroha picked up speed and confidence, he needed to get his head in the game if he was going to prove he was top seeker here.

Milo pulled his broom even out of his dive, no longer sure of what he'd seen but not willing to lose speed when he noticed Aroha was on his tail.

Startled by what might have been a flash of movement, Milo shot downwards, holding on tight so he didn't slide off his broom.

Milo paused for a moment to get a read on the pitch, watching the other players closely and quietly hoping he might spot some snitch movement without trying.

Milo tried to sweep high over the pitch, wanting to steer clear of the mess of the rest of the team and get a good vantage point for the snitch.

Milo’s laugh might have been more of a scoff but still it seemed like they were on now. He let the snitch disappear for a moment before kicking off, trying to put some distance between him and Aroha (and the beaters).

Milo was still dying the beaters when he saw Aroha shoot forward, realizing too late he couldn’t close the gap before she got there. She’d seen it first and got to it first. “Good catch,” he said reluctantly. “Let’s see you do it again though,” he challenged. Rāwhiti had been such a mess to play...