15th match: Dark vs. Light
Score: Dark: 170, Light: 150

The final game of the season before the crest finals has been the most intense all season long. Light Path Chasers were primed and ready for the final match of the season. In short time, after Beater Heliodoros Palos took out the Dark Path Keeper, Light Path pulled ahead 15 runs to 2, driving the both teams hard in an effort to win. After hours of grueling play, the Dark Path Seeker managed to catch the Snitch while Light Path was 13 goals ahead. It was enough to both end and win the game.

However when season-long points were tallied it stood as follows: Light Path took the lead with 1550 points, with Grey Path second at 1530, leaving Dark Path in third place with 1510 points. With these scores, it's clear Light Path and Grey Path are going to the finals next week, for the final game of the season, and for the Quidditch crest.

(OOC: Posting early so I don't forget this time)

12th match: Dark vs. Light
Score: Dark: 80, Light: 230

Light Path's showing us they're not out for the count yet! In incredible show of skill, Light Path trumps Dark for the first time during the quidditch season. The Light path team, running like well-oiled machines, matched Dark gol for goal. Chasers and Beaters alike fought to make and block goals. Keepers did a great job of preventing either side from scoring more than eight goals during this length game.

In fact, it was anyone's game throughout, until just as it because to get cloudy and threaten rain, Light's Seeker managed to catch the Snitch only seconds before Dark's, ending the game. Predicitions as to what happens next and who's going wto win this crest this year are still up for debate.

9th match: Dark vs. Light
Score: Dark: 60, Light: 200

Dark Path's starting to fall behind as Light wins a match against them. In a quick and dirty match that lasted only a short hour, Light ran Dark path into the ground. Dark Path lost both their Seeker and a Beater during the match, both players carried off to the infirmary during play. Dark Path valiantly tried to keep it together but without the prime player needed to make a win, Light path caught the snitch and won the game with ease.

Sorry this one's so late guys!

6th match: Dark vs. Light
Score: Dark: 220, Light: 80

Predictions come true! Maybe our Quidditch commentator's got a bit of the sight. In the second Dark vs. Light match, the sixth game of the season, Dark makes a second comeback. Dark path Chasers and Beaters were playing hard, and a little dirty. And if we didn't know better it would seem as though at least one Dark Path Chaser Matthias Fettkenheuer's got it out for Light Chaser Taavi Suullinen. Suullinen was injured in play, severely enough to be taken off the field when Fettkenheuer took a teammate's bat, aiming a Bludger at Suullinen, knocking him off his broom and down to the ground.

Down a chaser, Light Path found it more difficult to score. Light Path Chaser Kristof Yurkovic was awarded a penalty shot, scoring Light path's last goal before the Dark path Seeker managed to catch the snitch seconds before Light's path's Seeker could do the same. Each team's now got two matches under their belts as we head off into spring holidays. Who knows what the rest of the season will bring?

3rd match: Dark vs. Light
Score: Dark: 250, Light: 90

Dark Path comes back from initial defeat to prove they're nowhere near out of the running just yet. In a stunningly short and vicious match, Dark Paths Beaters combined efforts to take out first Light Path's keepers and then focus efforts on keeping the Light path chasers from scoring. Meanwhile both team Seekers waited anxiously for the Snitch to show. Light Path Seeker Katarina Yurkovic must have desperately wanted to catch the Snitch to end the match as Dark patch Chasers began scoring repeatedly in due to nearly unprotected goal posts.

The Snitch made its appearance and soared high, out of spectator sight immediately. In fact, it's still a bit unclear what went one between the two Seekers where no one could see through the thick clouds. The two Seekers were out of sight for a full fifteen minutes, but suddenly a body emerged: Yurkovic, falling from her broom. She was easily caught by her brother Kristof Yurkovic, but while he was distracted, Dark Path Beaters managed to hit a Bludger at Light Path Chaser Taavi Suullinen, injuring him and managing to score once more before Dark Path's Seeker caught the Snitch, sailing triumphantly down.

The match was over in forty-five minutes, and the word "cheaters" was flung about, prompting teacher intervention to stop a fight that broke out. Several members of both teams were sent to the infirmary to treat injuries, but no one was seriously hurt. Tensions are high though, and the next match between Light and Dark will likely prove to be intense.