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 Abby Whiteley As the domestic 2018-19 season winds down, it is time to start our annual discussion about our hopes and dreams for next season. Something which has been bothering me with quidditch in […]
By Emma Whitney I’ve been playing quidditch for a year now, and this season I’m captain of the London Unbreakables – the London Unspeakables’ second team. Being chosen by your teammates’ vote to lead […]
By Gavin Hughes Editor’s Note: Gavin Hughes is the Head Coach of the Scottish National Quidditch Team. When the International Quidditch Association announced back in August that it would allow NGBs to send regional teams […]
By Anna O’Gara and Gavin Hughes Editor’s Note: Anna O’Gara plays for Northern Watch and Gavin Hughes plays for Scottish Thistles. The second Quidditch Premier League (QPL) Championship is nearly upon us. It is bigger […]
By Gavin Hughes With the first Northern division fixture of the 2018 Quidditch Premier League season at last consigned to the history books and predictions of parity between that division’s top three proven correct, our […]
By Anna O’Gara Editor’s note: Anna O’Gara currently plays for Northern Watch. The Quidditch Premier League (QPL) has its 2018 season brooms–up this Saturday, June 16, with the first Northern fixture being held in Manchester. […]
By Gavin Hughes HogYork Horntails Group B: HogYork Horntails Ghent Gargoyles Turicum Thunderbirds METU Unicorns Making their debut appearance at European Quidditch Cup (EQC), the HogYork Horntails will be quietly confident about their group draw, […]
By James Burnett Editor’s Note: Quidditch Post would like to extend our thanks to QuidditchUK for cooperating with us in sharing an early-release version of the World Cup squad to allow us to write this […]
By Meredith Whiting, Ashara Peiris, and James Burnett Disclaimer: Meredith Whiting plays for Warwick Quidditch Club, Ashara Peiris plays for London Unspeakables, and James Burnett coaches Liverpuddly Cannons, but each avoided writing about their respective […]
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