2014 IQA Global Games

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IQA Global Games

2014
Tournament information
Sport	Quidditch
Location	Burnaby, Canada
Dates	19–20 July 2014
Administrator	International Quidditch Association
Tournament format(s)	Pool play Single elimination bracket
Host(s)	US Quidditch
Teams	7
Final positions
Champion	United States
1st runner-up	Australia
2nd runner-up	Canada
Tournament statistics
Matches played	31
Points scored	4220 (136.13 per match)
SWIM	3
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The 2014 IQA World Cup, known at the time as the Global Games, was the second edition of the international team quidditch championship. It was played in Burnaby, Canada, and the United States won the tournament for the second time in a row, winning 210*–0 over Australia in the final.

Participating teams[edit]

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Burnaby, Canada

Team	Previous appearances in tournament[a]
Australia	1 (2012)
Belgium
Canada (host)	1 (2012)
France	1 (2012)
Mexico
United Kingdom	1 (2012)
United States	1 (2012)

Group stage[edit]

Pos	Team	W	L	QPD	SWIM	Qualification
1	United States	7	0	+890	0	Qualify for final		150*–ff	250*–20	220*–10	150*–0	130–70*	130*–20	140*-50
2	Australia	6	1	+450	1			160*–0	160–90* ot	140–70*	80–50*	70*–40	120*-50
3	Canada	5	2	+440	0	Qualify for third place play-off		70–30*	170*–20	230*–10	100*–20	300*-200
4	United Kingdom	4	3	−40	0			90*–20	130*–50	140*–40	170*-140
5	Mexico	3	4	−420	0	Qualify for fifth place play-off		110*–60	140*-80
6	France	2	5	−430	0			140*–60	160*-150
7	Belgium	1	6	−440	0	7th		120*–60

Final stage[edit]

     Champion      Runner-up      Third place      Participant

Fifth place play-off
Mexico	90*–80	France
Third place play-off
Canada	70*–40	United Kingdom
Final
United States	210*–0[1]	Australia

Final ranking[edit]

Rank	Team
	United States
	Australia
	Canada
4	United Kingdom
5	Mexico
6	France
7	Belgium

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