• Sports teams The Tarapoto Tree-Skimmers are a South American Quidditch team who come from Peru (QA8). Unlike most of South America, who play the North American game of Quodpot, Peruvian wizards learned to play Quidditch from the European wizards who came to oversee the breeding and numbers of… Read More
• Sports teams The Tchamba Charmers are a Quidditch team from Togo in Africa. The Charmers are known for their ability to do the difficult “reverse pass” move (QA8). Read More
• Sports teams The Thundelarra Thunderers are a Quidditch team from Australia (QA8). The Thunderers, along with their traditional rivals the Woollongong Warriors, dominate the Australian league. Their competition is so fierce that refereeing a game between the two is seen as “asking for” personal injury, which has given rise to the… Read More
• Sports teams The Toyohashi Tengu are a Quidditch team from Japan. Although Quidditch has not yet caught on with wizarding communities in the Far East, one of the notable exceptions is the the Toyohashi Tengu, a popular and successful Japanese team (QA8). In 1994, the team narrowly lost… Read More
• Sports teams The Transylvanian National Teams come from the Eastern European country of Transylvania. Quidditch The first Quidditch World Cup final was held in 1473 between Transylvania and Flanders (QA8, Pm). It was also notorious for having been extremely violent and officials recorded 700 known types of fouls during the match,… Read More
• Sports teams The Turkish National Teams come from the Eurasian country of Turkey. It is considered to be part of both Europe and Asia. Quidditch The Turkish team played against the English national side that included Ludo Bagman during the 1980s (GF30). Read More
• Sports teams The Tutshill Tornados are an English 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 They have a “nine-hundred year history,” according to the Daily Prophet,… Read More