Quidditch is a cornerstone of the Wizarding World, but there are some elements of the sport that still make no sense.

Quaffles, bludgers and the elusive golden snitch - it has been nearly 20 years since Quidditch moved from the pages of Harry Potter to real-life playing fields. The sport, made famous by JK Rowling's ...

Best seekers, chasers, beaters at Quidditch cup Unusual because of its ... which limits the number of players of the same gender on the pitch at the same time. Chloe, who is also the international ...

Rowling's Quidditch is portrayed as a dangerous game ... one keeper and one seeker, who play on a pitch roughly half the the size of football field. Rather than buying a broomstick in Diagon ...

Accordingly, the boy who could handle a wand and navigate the Quidditch pitch like nobody’s business doesn’t really know how to be a father himself. Skelley puts Harry’s uncertainties and ...

A champagne-scented golden snitch shimmer mist would also transport us from gloomy State College to flying around the Quidditch pitch. Please please please give us this collaboration. Sabrina ...

We’ve seen the arrival of Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions, a standalone game that lets you dive into fan-favorite locations and interact with characters from the franchise out on the pitch ...

The Richard Pate School has invested in its specialist facilities over the years, which include an art studio, science laboratory, music centre and all-weather, floodlit astro pitch — allowing ...