By Annemieke Drost Gender and quidditch is always a spicy combination, and this is certainly the case in the livestreaming sphere (as covered previously by yours truly in “Are we breaking gender rule”). Stereotypically, streams […]
By Steffen Wirsching Editor’s Note: Steffen Wirsching is the coach of Team Germany and plays for Darmstadt Athenas. For years, the quidditch landscape in Germany was dominated by three teams: Rheinos Bonn, Darmstadt Athenas, and […]
By Richard Turkowitsch Editor’s Note: Richard Turkowitsch is a non-playing member of the Vienna Vanguards. One of the most prestigious tournaments in central and eastern Europe is Poland’s own Slavic Cup. The 2018 edition was […]
By Richard Turkowitsch It is the longest–running German quidditch tournament and among the most prestigious of the country: the third German championship is coming to the city of Frankfurt am Main from June 2–3, played […]
By Richard Turkowitsch The fastest–growing NGB of Europe — currently representing 37 full member teams, five developing member teams, and two (soon to be three) kidditch teams — is sending their biggest ever delegation to […]
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 […]
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 […]
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, […]
by Richard Turkowitsch After a respectable showing of German teams at the European Quidditch Cup (EQC) 2017 in Mechelen and a strong fifth place at the European Games 2017 in Oslo – where the German […]
By Andy Marmer In their fifth international tournament, TeamUK finally left with gold around their necks, emerging as champions of the 2017 IQA European Games, 90*-70 on a snitch catch by Callum Lake. The UK […]
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