Gryffindor Quidditch Practice Y46/S1

Rule 2a

Josh felt bad for doing so but he decided to steal the ball from the young chaser, and continued towards the hoops.
 
Santiago swung and missed again. What was wrong with him?
 
Miro tried to hit another bludger as soon as he saw one fly by, though he wasn't fast enough and he missed it.
 
When Josh was close enough to the hoops, he threw the quaffle towards the left hoop, though he managed to get it through the hoop.
 
Santiago kept looking for another bludger to hit.
 
Josh decided to hold back a little and waited for someone else to have a turn with the quaffle.
 
Aurora didn't hit anything.
 
Fraser grabbed the quaffle when it was tossed back out.
 
Josh quickly followed the young chaser who had possession of the quaffle.
 
Aurora didn't hit anything.
 
Fraser approached the hoops quickly and threw the ball, very pleased when he actually managed to score.
 
Santiago swung but his shot went wide.
 
Teddy caught the quaffle and threw it back out to play
 
Santiago hit another bludger and his shot went wide again but this time it ended up hitting Aurora instead. He shot her an apologetic look before he kept flying. @Aurora Archer
 
Aurora groaned as she was hit with a bludger.
 
Fraser followed Teddy as the other boy had the ball.
 
Josh got a hold of the quaffle once the keeper through the ball out, and headed towards the other side of the pitch.
 
When Josh was close enough to the hoops, he threw the quaffle towards the right hoop, though he had missed...
 
Santiago swung and missed.
 
Milo was focused in on looking for the snitch and found himself committing the number one error for seekers: forgetting about the bludgers. He swore under his breath as the bludger collided, gripping his broom to stay airborne. To make matters worse, by the time Milo recovered, Raawhiti had managed to nab the snitch. Eyes watering, Milo tried to focus, he could still make this up.
 
Santiago swung and was relieved when he hit a bludger but his aim was off again and it went off and hit the new beater. @Miro Morales-Albertson
 
When it looked like no one else was going to grab the quaffle, Josh grabbed a hold of it once it was thrown back and headed towards the hoops.
 
Milo was still trying to shake off the pain from the bludger before, his focus frayed as he shifted across the pitch.
 
Once Josh was close enough to the hoops, he threw the quaffle towards the left hoop, happy that it sailed right through the hoop.
 
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