West Country Rebels QC

27/04/2024

When you see what the northerners are calling a ‘Cornish Pasty’.

31/03/2024

All of us rebels support and welcome our trans friends with love, friendship and family, not only on this day of trans visibility but 365 days a year forever. No ifs no buts. JK Rowling and her views are not welcome here. 🏳️‍⚧️

03/12/2023

We had a great time up in beautiful Edinburgh last month for the first Quadball UK community fixture of the new season. Great games against Wessex Warlocks, Olympians Prometheans and Oxford Mammoths in the shadow of Arthur’s Seat, starting all three games with a lead until our lack of numbers caught up with us. Big thanks to everyone who made it so far north to represent us, especially our newbies!

04/11/2023

Our roster for tomorrow’s fixture in Edinburgh! The team has made it to the distant lands north of the border to represent the West Country in the new season. Wish us luck

08/10/2023

This weekend, we had three lovely rebels playing for Ireland and Scotland at Nations cup in Salou. They all played super well and even put their bodies on the line! They did Captain Fran proud as always, and most importantly they all won the social and the hearts of the other nations in true rebels style

02/09/2023

A lovely sunny training day with wales and warlocks

08/08/2023

After an amazing AGM and awards night, we have a new committee! Please welcome Alex Roberts and Zak Fenemore-Jones, who join returning committee members Fran, Jake And Alex. And our gratitude for outgoing members Katie and Theo for everything they've done in their time on the team and committee!

11/06/2023

We had four representatives on three of the national teams at WISE cup with Brendan and Jamie captaining their respective teams of Scotland dev and Wales. Everyone played well and did the rebels proud!

19/05/2023

“Despite not winning a game, WCR didn’t let it dampen their mood at their debut international tournament saying that they ‘applied their bold strategy of almost never training together and recruiting literally anyone who didn't say no. This brave tactic rewarded them with a 32nd place finish and a reputation for being almost as happy when losing games as they are when singing about tractors. Not only this but all of our chasers scored, and we had three different seekers catch’.”

May 19, 2023EQC 2023 D1 & D2 Re-CapInternationalUniversity teams take on Europe!After a long, arduous journey to Golbey France, Warwick Quadball Club and Manchester Minotaurs arrived on Friday 28th April ready to compete in Division Two of the European Quadball Championships. Each armed with a handf...