Molly. After my mum. It's not too bad, better than my first name.

Hmm... I think I'd have to say my favourite colour is green. It looks great with my hair.

As for food, my mum is an amazing cook, so pretty much anything she makes I love. She does this delicious beef stew that's the perfect thing after an autumn day of Quidditch. Although, my girlfriend's chicken soup can almost rival Mum's, which is saying something.

My favourite shop? I'd have to say either the WWW or Lucky Bakery. And not just cos I get free stuff from there.

I'm madly in love with Sam Capper. Oh wait, everyone knows that. *

Pretty much amazing. They're fun and wonderful and completely mad, but they're so supportive. I know that a lot of people have problems telling their families things, but I never did. They accept and support me completely, no matter what I do. It gave me a lot of courage to go out and try new things because I knew that they'd always be there for me.

I first started playing Quidditch so my brothers would let me play with them. That didn't work so well, I was always too young or too girly to play with them. But I just loved it. All of it. Flying, being so far away from everyone else, and then when I got to Hogwarts, the thrill of hearing everyone cheering for me. I just love all of it.

Proud, happy. A little surreal, because it's such a big thing.

Other teams? England's obviously going to win, I mean I'm on the team.

Thanks for realising I'm brilliant!

Benjamin.

I’m fond of green.

Cornish pasties. Though I know that’s darn near sacrilege. Sorry!

Quality Quidditch Supplies!

My first broom was an old one, and it was so slow that the kids in the neighbourhood would laugh at me. I didn’t get a new one until I made the Quidditch team at Hogwarts.

Weird. There are a bunch of us, and we all have our quirks. It makes for pretty awesome family dinners.

People don’t think about the fact that my name’s Ashley. No, er, I just love it?

It’s brilliant. I was with a bunch of my mates waiting for the news, and it was just roars of congratulations the moment news came out.

I’m watching Australia and New Zealand. They’re pretty awesome teams.

You’re pretty awesome. Thanks for cheering! Go Wales!

Arianhrod. My parents loved their Welsh folklore.

Turquoise.

Leek soup.

There’s this little tiny shop in Caerphilly, the kind that no one can pronounce the name of unless they’re Welsh, and it sells the best Quidditch gear.

My name used to be Gwendolyn. I didn’t like it, and no one called me it, so I had it legally changed to Gwen on my seventeenth birthday.

The epitome of Welsh. I have the easiest name to pronounce of all of us, even before I had my name changed.

It’s the best sport that I’ve ever played, and I’ve tried many. You just can’t beat it for excitement value.

It was a total thrill. It’s all I’ve ever wanted, to play for Wales. I’m so happy to be here.

This is so hard! I’m looking for some great performances from all of the teams here,

Thanks for cheering for us! You’re all amazing!

Roisin. Me mum says it's a family name.

I do like orange! Oh, and a pretty green like celery.

I've got to pick a favorite? You'd do better to ask me what I don't like. But I suppose if you've got to have an answer, I can never say no to a good slice of pecan pie.

Would it surprise you if I said Quality Quidditch? It wouldn't? Well. Who likes surprises anyway?

You're asking me to give away my secrets now? Bloody hell. How's about... Well. I've just about broken every single bone in my body- save for my left index finger.

Loud. Obnoxious. I feel for anyone who's got to sit around a family dinner. But honestly, they're the best I could have asked for. We don't all get to see each other much these days, we're all off doing our own thing my siblings and I, but we try and make it home once a week or so for a good meal. I grew up surrounded with Quidditch and I've been immersed in the sport since before I could walk. I consider myself incredibly lucky.

It is one of the top ways to get your aggression out. I've never felt more relaxed and rejuvenated than after a particularly thrilling match. But it also gives me this intense feeling of freedom. There is just something about being out in the air like that. It's amazing.

I think I might have lost it when I first got word. Making a seasonal team, especially a team like the Bats, was something I worked really hard for. But when I was asked to play as Chaser for the Irish National? I was speechless. You never think you're that good, you know? Just lucky. But the National Team sort of cements your talent. Let's you know you're really doing well. It's been amazing so far.

Germany seems to do well every go 'round, don't they? Lucky bastards. I'm hoping to see a rise out of some of the Asian teams. Maybe Japan this year. That'd be interesting to see.

Thank you. If there is anything I can say, it would be that. I don't think I would have made it this far if it weren't for my fan mail. I'm incredibly blessed to have such devoted fans. Even you lot who ask for signatures in weird places. I even like you.

Ewen

Scarlet and Blue. Gryffindor and Puddlemere colors respectively.

Anything that Penny Clearwater or my mum makes.

Quality Quidditch Supplies, of course.

I used to be afraid of heights till da' put me on my first broom when I was nine. That went away pretty quickly.

Very supportive of everything I do and my biggest fans.

Everything; the rush of the game, being on a broom, the feeling I get when we win. I don't know what my life would be without it.

Beyond overjoyed. I didn't cry with happiness, but I was pretty darn close.

Bulgaria and Australia have been pretty fiesty in the past, and a lot of their previous players are returning.

Thank you for all your support between Puddlemere and the National teams. I hope to bring Scotland home a finals win!