By Seppe De Wit and Fraser Posford 1. Dodos are human (but not worried) Antwerp came to Battle Royale II as last year’s champions, eager to defend their title and kick off another dream season […]
Recently, Queensland hosted Quidditch Australia’s State Shield, the premier tournament in Australia at this time. The weekend featured teams from three states — New South Wales (NSW), Victoria, and Queensland — as well as a […]
By James Burnett I wonder how many of you reading this have heard of S.P. La Fiorita. Nobody? How about FK Spartaks Jūrmala? Thought not. For the uninformed (and I had to look this up […]
By Lisa Tubb October is already in full swing, but that doesn’t mean that the month of September for Eastern Canada wasn’t jam-packed, kicking off the 2017-18 season with great enthusiasm. Let’s take a look […]
By Layla Marsden UClan quidditch club’s Preston Poltergeists – the hosts of Chips and Gravy – this year will organize a new tournament, ambitiously named ‘Baby BQC’, on Saturday, Oct. 21. Four of the teams […]
By Christopher Dewing The full casebook was released on Sept. 28, and now US-based referees, in theory, have all the materials they need to make calls and adjudicate games for the upcoming season. The delay […]
By James Burnett Introduction Returning for its second annual iteration, Southampton Quidditch Club’s Battle Royale tournament provides a tantalizing mix of some of the best players in Europe, with heavy-hitting clubs from the UK, Germany, […]
Quidditch Australia’s State Shield is the annual iteration of State-level tournament. This year, Queensland joins as a full part of the competition, while New South Wales (NSW) looks to overcome last year’s 5-4 champion’s Victoria. […]
By Jack Lennard Twice a month in You Don’t Know Jack, I’ll be writing out some thoughts in a regular column here on the Quidditch Post. I’ll be using my experience in administration and management […]
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