• Sports teams The Appleby Arrows are a Quidditch team based in Appleby, England and founded in 1612 (QA7). robes: pale blue with a silver arrow across the chest (QA7) home: Appleby… Read More
• Quidditch The Quidditch League for teams in Australia. The League is usually won by the Thundelarra Thunderers or the Woollongong Warriors, teams with a traditionally fierce rivalry (QA8). Read More
• Sports teams Quidditch team from Ballycastle in Northern Ireland (QA7). robes: black with scarlet bat on the chest home: Ballycastle mascot: Barny the Fruitbat (QA7, Pm)… Read More
• Headlines and advertisements Bats Survive the Tornados is an article published in the Sports section of the Daily Prophet (DP2). Read More
• Quidditch The position of last place in the standings, either at the end of a sports tournament/competition or at the end of the season in the league table. Read More
• Sports teams Quidditch team based in Chudley (thought to be the Muggle town of Chudleigh in Devonshire, England) robes: orange (CS3, QA7, Pm) home: Chudley logo: two black Cs and speeding cannonball (CS3, QA7) club motto: “We shall conquer” (pre-1972), “Let’s all just keep… Read More
• Source In the late 1990s, Bloomsbury created an Official Harry Potter Fan Club and invited children from Britain to join. There was never a United States chapter of the Club. One of the perks for joining the Club was several issues of The Daily Prophet, a three-page newsletter detailing goings-on in the wizarding world. Each of these… Read More
• Source July 31, 1998 The Daily Prophet Price: 7 Knuts Page 1 – Headlines: MUGGLES NOT AS STUPID AS WE THINK, SAYS MINISTRY REPORT Report tells that Muggles notice things like “crop circles,” which are really entries in the Annual International Wizard Gardening Competition‘s… Read More
• Source Feb 8th 1999The Daily ProphetPrice: 7 Knuts Page 1 – Headlines: ENQUIRY AT THE IMPROPER USE OF MAGIC OFFICE The disappearance of a Muggle “tube train” led to the suspension of a Ministry of Magic employee. [Cornelius Fudge is incidentally revealed as a Gobstones… Read More
• Source June 1st, 1999The Daily ProphetPrice: 7 Knuts Page 1 – Headlines GOBLIN RIOTS ERUPT IN CHIPPING CLODBURY B.O.G. (Brotherhood of Goblins) supporters ran riot during a meeting with representatives from the Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures. The goblins used illegal… Read More
• Sports teams Quidditch team based in the Cornwall town of Falmouth (QA7). robes: dark gray with white, falcon-head emblem on chest home: Falmouth motto: “Let us win, but if we cannot win, let us break a few heads.”… Read More
• Sports teams The Holyhead Harpies are a Quidditch team based on Anglesey in Wales, founded in 1203 (QA7). robes: dark green with a golden talon on the chest (QA7) home: Holyhead, North Wales… Read More
• Sports teams Quidditch team based in Kenmare, County Kerry, Republic of Ireland (QA7) robes: emerald-green with two yellow Ks back to back on the front (QA7) home: Kenmare… Read More
• Quidditch The Cup is won by the Quidditch team who is at the top of the British and Irish Quidditch League, having accumulated the most points, at the end of the season (QA7, DP1, DP2, DP3, DP4). Read More
• Sports teams Quidditch team from Montrose in Scotland (QA7, Pm) robes: black and white, with one magpie on the chest and another on the back (QA7) home: Montrose… Read More
• Sports teams Scottish Quidditch team from Portree on the Isle of Skye in the Hebrides (QA7) robes: deep purple with gold star (QA7) home: Portree… Read More
• Sports teams The first professional Quidditch team, founded in 1163 (QA7) Robes: changed in the 1990s from mud brown (DP1) to the current blue with two crossed gold bulrushes Home: Puddlemere Team anthem: “Beat Back Those Bludgers, Boys, and Chuck That Quaffle Here“ (QA7, … Read More
• Sports and competitions Quidditch, “the sport of warlocks,” is the premier sport of the wizarding world. Everyone follows Quidditch. Quidditch is a fast, dangerous, exciting game in which two teams flying on brooms compete for points scored by throwing a ball–the Quaffle–through hoops on either end of a large grassy pitch. Quidditch… Read More
• Moors • Quidditch places • Wilderness areas Britain and Ireland Teams in Britain and Ireland do not have their own home pitch for matches. Instead, Quidditch stadiums have been erected on a number of deserted moors. Players and fans come from all over to attend these matches. Various charms and magical effects have been used to prevent… Read More
• Quidditch The Quidditch teams from the Republic of Ireland and the four countries of the United Kingdom form the British and Irish League. The UK is comprised of Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales) and Northern Ireland. Although part of Europe, the Republic of Ireland plays Quidditch within the British and Irish League. Read More
• Sports teams Quidditch team from Tutshill in Gloucestershire near the Welsh Borders, founded in 1520 (QA7) robes: sky-blue with a double “T” in dark blue on the chest and back home: Tutshill… Read More
• Quidditch Quidditch tournament held in the United States. The Fitchburg Finches have won this cup seven times (QA8). Read More
• Sports teams A British Quidditch team, founded in 1422 and based in Wigtown in Scotland (QA7) robes: blood-red robes with a silver meat cleaver upon the chest (QA7) home: Wigtown… Read More
• Sports teams English Quidditch team from Wimbourne in Dorset, founded in 1312 (QA7). robes: thick horizontal stripes of bright yellow and black, with a picture of a wasp on the front (GF7, QA7) home: Wimbourne… Read More