Quidditch in the News Week of July 28
by Lindsay Garten | August 3, 2013
July 29, 2013
Aashi Parikh and Jordan Luber two teens from Maryland who hosted two quidditch tournaments to raise money for Kenya Venture. MORE
Quidditch is one of five weird sports discussed in this article. MORE
August 1, 2013
The Champagne Cup returned to the Hamptons this past weekend. MORE
August 2, 2013
Scroll down to view a blurb about this weekends Northeast Fantasy Tournament on Randall's Island. Logan Anbinder, Marketing director is quoted in the article. MORE
Ali White, worked with Parikh and Luber to raise money for Kenya Venture was profiled in this article as teen of the week. MORE
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