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2016 IQA World Cup

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2016 quidditch tournament
IQA World Cup
2016
Tournament information
SportQuidditch
LocationFrankfurt, Germany
Dates23–24 July 2016
AdministratorInternational Quidditch Association
Tournament
format
Pool Play+Knockout
HostDeutscher Quidditchbund
VenueRebstockanlage
Teams21 (of 4 continents)
Final positions
Champion Australia
1st runner-up United States
2nd runner-up United Kingdom
Tournament statistics
Matches played71
Points scored12450 (175.35 per match)

The2016 IQA World Cup is the third edition of theIQA World Cup, the internationalquidditch championship organized by theInternational Quidditch Association. It was held inFrankfurt, Germany on 23–24 July 2016.[1] Australia won the cup 150*–130 against the United States; the latter team had won all the previous editions. 21 nations competed, including Australia,[2]Canada,[3][4] Ireland,[5] and the United Kingdom.[6] A crowdfunding campaign aimed to send the Ugandan team as the first-ever African nation to compete internationally.[7] However, the team members failed to obtain a German visa and withdrew from the competition.[8] The Peruvian team also withdrew before the competition due to a lack of funds.[9] A documentary entitledFly the Movie: Journey to Frankfurt followed the British team in their preparation before the cup.[10][11]

Participating teams

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     Runner-up     Third place     Participant     Withdrawn24 teams were expected to participate to the Cup:[12]

TeamPrevious appearances in tournament[a]
 Australia2 (2012,2014)
 Austria
 Belgium2 (2014,2015)
 Brazil
 Canada2 (2012,2014)
 Catalonia1 (2015)
 France3 (2012,2014,2015)
 Germany (host)1 (2015)
 Ireland1 (2015)
 Italy1 (2015)
 Mexico1 (2014)
 Netherlands1 (2015)
 Norway1 (2015)
 Peruwithdrawn
 Poland1 (2015)
 Slovakia
 Slovenia
 South Korea
 Spain1 (2015)
 Turkey1 (2015)
 Ugandawithdrawn
 United Kingdom3 (2012,2014,2015)
 United States2 (2012,2014)

Draw

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The2014 world medalists and the2015 European finalists were placed in pod 1. Other teams who have participated in international tournaments filled up pods 2 through 4 based on their finishing rank. Teams participating for the first time were placed randomly in pods 4 and 5.[12]

Pod 1
TeamRank
 United StatesW1
 AustraliaW2
 CanadaW3
 FranceE1
 United KingdomE2
Pod 2
TeamRank
 MexicoW5
 NorwayE3
 BelgiumE4
 ItalyE5
 TurkeyE6
Pod 3
TeamRank
 CataloniaE7
 GermanyE8
 SpainE9
 NetherlandsE10
 IrelandE11
Pod 4
TeamRank
 PolandE12
 Uganda–
 South Korea–
 Brazil–
 Slovakia–
Pod 5
TeamRank
 Austria–
 Peru–
 Slovenia–

The teams were drawn into five groups of four or five teams, with one team per pod in each group, and Pod 5 teams assigned to three randomly chosen groups. Every group was guaranteed at least one non-European team.[13] However, with Peru[14][9] and Uganda[8] withdrawing, only one five-team pool was left, and Pool 1 consisted of European teams only.

Pool 1
TeamPod
 France1
 Italy2
 Netherlands3
 Uganda(withdrawn)4
 Slovenia5
Pool 2
TeamPod
 Australia1
 Belgium2
 Ireland3
 Slovakia4
Pool 3
TeamPod
 United Kingdom1
 Turkey2
 Spain3
 South Korea4
 Austria5
Pool 4
TeamPod
 Canada1
 Mexico2
 Catalonia3
 Poland4
 Peru(withdrawn)5
Pool 5
TeamPod
 United States1
 Norway2
 Germany3
 Brazil4

Structure

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After the pool play, all teams were seeded and moved on to the bracket phase. Teams were seeded according to the following criteria:

  1. Rank in pool;
  2. Number of losses;
  3. Head-to-head result;
  4. Average point differential (With a cap of 120, includes snitch catches);
  5. Snitch catch percentage;
  6. Coin flip.

Since all teams would participate to the bracket phase, seeds 12 to 21 started with play-in games whereas seeds 1 to 11 got abye to the round of 16. During bracket play, each round beginning with the round of 16 generated a consolation bracket. The bracket phase determined the final ranking for teams 1 to 16.[15]

Results

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Asterisks* indicate the team that ended the game by catching the snitch.

Pool play

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Bracket seeding
CategorySeedTeam
Pool
winners		1 Canada
2 United States
3 United Kingdom
4 France
5 Australia
Pool
runners-up		6 Turkey
7 Belgium
8 Mexico
9 Norway
10 Italy
Pool
3rd place		11 Austria
Play-in cutoff
12 Germany
13 Slovakia
14 Slovenia
15 Catalonia
Pool
4th place		16 Spain
17 Netherlands
18 Poland
19 Ireland
20 Brazil
Pool
5th place		21 South Korea

Pool 1

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PosTeamWLAPDS%Seed
1 France30116.7100%4
2 Italy2113.333%10
3 Slovenia12−53.367%14
4 Netherlands03−76.70%17
Italy 140*–40 Netherlands
France 240*–50 Slovenia
Italy 130–80* Slovenia
France 240*–0 Netherlands
France 160*–50 Italy
Netherlands 90–100* Slovenia

Pool 2

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PosTeamWLAPDS%Seed
1 Australia3010067%5
2 Belgium2153.367%7
3 Slovakia12−5067%13
4 Ireland03−103.30%19
Ireland 50–120* Slovakia
Australia 130–70* Belgium
Belgium 250*–20 Ireland
Australia 230*–10 Slovakia
Australia 260*–0 Ireland
Belgium 160–60* Slovakia

Pool 3

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PosTeamWLAPDS%Seed
1 United Kingdom40117.575%3
2 Turkey315550%6
3 Austria22−22.575%11
4 Spain13−37.525%16
5 South Korea04−112.525%21
United Kingdom 170*–40 Turkey
Spain 110*–10 South Korea
United Kingdom 170*–0 Austria
Turkey 200*–40 South Korea
Spain 70–80* Austria
United Kingdom 150–40* South Korea
Turkey 180*–50 Spain
Turkey 160–60* Austria
United Kingdom 220*–0 Spain
South Korea Forfeit (0–150*) Austria

Pool 4

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PosTeamWLAPDS%Seed
1 Canada30120100%1
2 Mexico214067%8
3 Catalonia12−66.70%15
4 Poland03−93.333%18
Canada 180*–20 Catalonia
Mexico 200*–20 Poland
Catalonia 110–70* Poland
Canada 180*–20 Mexico
Mexico 260*–130 Catalonia
Canada 240*–0 Poland

Pool 5

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PosTeamWLAPDS%Seed
1 United States3012067%2
2 Norway2113.367%9
3 Germany12−26.767%12
4 Brazil03−106.70%20
Norway 140*–60 Germany
United States 210*–0 Brazil
United States 170–40* Germany
Norway 150*–70 Brazil
United States 230*–10 Norway
Germany 200*–50 Brazil

Championship bracket

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Play-in gamesRound of 16Quarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal
                  
9:30
 Canada170*
8:00
 Spain30
 Spain130
12:15
 Netherlands60*
 Canada140*
 Mexico30
10:15
 Mexico100*
 Norway80
15:45
 Canada40
 Australia80*
9:30
 France190
8:00
 Brazil50*
 Slovakia40
12:15
 Brazil150*
 France60
 Australia110*
10:15
 Australia150*
Forfeit
 Germany20
 Germany150*
18:30
 South Korea0
 Australia150*
 United States130
9:30
 United States270*
8:00
 Catalonia10
 Catalonia90
12:15
 Poland40*
 United States130*
 Belgium50
10:15
 Belgium210*
 Italy130
15:45
 United States140*
 United Kingdom40Third place
9:3017:30
 United Kingdom220* United Kingdom190*
8:00
 Slovenia20 Canada60
 Slovenia150*
12:15
 Ireland70
 United Kingdom180*
 Turkey40
10:15
 Turkey100
 Austria50*

Quarter-final consolation

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First roundFifth place
 
      
 
13:45
 
 
 Mexico10
 
16:30
 
 France160*
 
 France140*
 
13:45
 
 Turkey50
 
 Belgium140
 
 
 Turkey150*
 
Seventh place
 
 
16:30
 
 
 Mexico30
 
 
 Belgium150*

Round of 16 consolation

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First roundSecond roundNinth place
 
          
 
11:30
 
 
 Norway180*
 
13:45
 
 Brazil40
 
 Norway80*
 
11:30
 
 Germany60
 
 Slovenia30
 
15:00
 
 Germany140*
 
 Norway170*
 
11:30
 
 Spain30
 
 Italy50
 
13:45
 
 Spain110*
 
 Spain130*
 
13:45
 
 Catalonia80Eleventh place
 
 Catalonia130*
 
16:30
 
 Austria70
 
 Germany250*
 
 
 Catalonia60
 
 
Second roundThirteenth place
 
      
 
13:00
 
 
 Italy200*
 
15:00
 
 Brazil60
 
 Italy140*
 
13:00
 
 Austria40
 
 Slovenia110
 
 
 Austria120*
 
Fifteenth place
 
 
15:00
 
 
 Slovenia170*
 
 
 Brazil120

References

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    Odd years are European Games, even years are World Cups.
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