Texas wins World Cup VI
University of Texas-Austin took down UCLA in a dominating performance to become the first school other than Middlebury College to earn a World Cup title. Texas dispatched VCU, LSU, Texas A&M and Bowling Green in bracket play on the way to the win, without a single team staying in snitch … Continue reading →
Viewer’s Guide for Day One of World Cup VI
With 60 teams playing on nine fields in 18 times slots, the schedule for the World Cup this year can be quite a bit overwhelming. Even if you get your bearings, some of the individual decisions are nearly impossible. How do you choose between Boston University against Villanova and Bowling … Continue reading →
Five Seekers to Watch at World Cup VI
On the sport’s biggest stage, the quality of competition is sure to lead to plenty of close games that are decided on a snitch grab. Teams with top-notch seekers have to be feeling good about their chances this weekend. Many seekers have immaculate records, so we looked deeper than that … Continue reading →
Countdown to Kissimmee: Loyola University Chicago
Loyola University Chicago is most well-known for their uniforms, as they were the first Midwest team to feature customized jerseys . Loyola has been at the middle of the pack all season in the Midwest. Their best result was also their most recent, when they reached the finals of Grindylow … Continue reading →
Countdown to Kissimmee: Oklahoma State
This post was written by Alex Wilson of Arkansas. The Oklahoma State University quidditch team is wrapping up its second year of competition with a bid to the World Cup. Throughout the year they’ve taken second place in both the Oklahoma Quidditch Kickoff and their own Cowboy Cup, which is … Continue reading →