If you’ve read the “Harry Potter” books or seen the movies, you know Quidditch is a sport played by wizards and witches that involves flying around on broomsticks. In 2005, students at Middlebury ...

Real-life Quidditch said it plans to change it's name partly to distance itself from J.K. Rowling's "anti-trans positions." Two Quidditch organizations said that the author's views did not reflect the ...

"I've had my shoulder thrown out from an illegal tackle. I've had my lips busted open more times than I can count. I had a concussion earlier this year and I spent my first week of senior year with a ...

At LeakyCon London last week, I met up with a couple of real-life Muggle Quidditch players at their recruitment panel. Quidditch, we learn, is no weirder than any other sport, plus it includes a built ...

Petrana Radulovic is an entertainment reporter specializing in animation, fandom culture, theme parks, Disney, and young adult fantasy franchises. Two real-life Quidditch organizations are working to ...

Real-life players in both the U.S. and UK Quidditch leagues frame the transformation as a middle finger to the author's real-life bigotry. Reading time 3 minutes Quidditch players from across the ...

About 60 people recently rushed up and down Hometown Hero's Park in League City competing for spots on a team that plays a sport developed from a fantastical game depicted in "Harry Potter" books and ...

Quidditch is a sport inspired by the “Harry Potter” book series and was developed into a real-life sport in 2005 at Middlebury College in Vermont. The U.S. Quidditch league announced it would be ...

The real-life sport of quidditch will be known as something to be determined once it changes its name and distances itself from author J.K. Rowling, who created the game in her best-selling Harry ...

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QUIDDITCH WORLD CUP GROUNDS, England — Yer a wizard, Patty. To the public’s knowledge, Hogwarts gamekeeper Rubeus Hagrid never spoke these words to Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes. But, ...

(CNN) — Place a tennis ball into a yellow sock and tuck it into the back of your pants. Now start running. Congratulations! You are a snitch. Don’t get caught, or the game ends. This is quidditch, as ...