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US National Team at IQA World Cup: USA vs. Australia
Group Play Game 3: USA vs. Australia (3 pm GMT+2, 9 am EDT) The USNT defeated defending champion Australia in a closely contested match to earn a 3-0 record. First-year USNT coaches Michael “Yada” Parada and Aryan Ghoddossy’s situa...
US National Team at IQA World Cup: USA vs. Brazil
This article originally stated that Godoy played for Cal Quidditch. That is incorrect. Godot is with University of California Los Angeles. USQ regrets the error. Group Play Game 4: USA vs. Brazil (5:00 pm local time, 11:00 am EDT) ...
US National Team at IQA World Cup: USA vs. Austria
Photo by: Miguel Esparza The USNT has defeated Austria 180-60*, moving on to the quarterfinals a...
US National Team at IQA World Cup: USA vs. Australia
The USNT has defeated Australia 100*-30, with a fantastic catch by USNT seeker Harry Greenhouse. In a game that started off evenly matched, the US side gained momentum thanks to several key goals from Jayke Archibald and Samuel Haimowitz. Beater Jackson Johnson was instrumental in snitc...
US National Team at IQA World Cup: USA vs. UK
The USNT is moving on to the finals after dismantling the UK 160*-40. Despite a significant amount of slow play and resets from the UK side, the USNT was able to push them securely out of range by the eight-minute mark. After a grueling 30-minute match, Harry Greenhouse was able to catc...
US National Team at IQA World Cup: USA vs. Belgium
The U.S. National Team won its third IQA World Cup title on Sunday, defeating Belgium by a score of 120*-70 in Florence, Italy. Seeker Harry Greenhouse caught the snitch within thirty-eight seconds, recording his sixth snitch catch of the tournament. ...
Cal Quidditch and the Lost Boys win West Regional Championship
21 teams participated in the regional championship, which took place at Fallon Sports Park in Dublin, California on March 3-4, 2018. The list of competing teams is available below. Those in bold qualified for US Quidditch Cup 11. At this tournament, five bids went to the collegiate divi...
USQ Welcomes the 2018-19 Season
Membership registration is now open for the 2018-19 season! A few reminders about this season: You should renew your membership from your existing account. There is no reason to create a new account in order to register! Email ...
USQ Events Department Welcomes a New Volunteer
USQ is excited to announce a new volunteer in the Events Department: Jeremy Taylor! Jeremy Taylor as Tournament Director Certification Coordinator As the TD Certification Coordinator, Jeremy Taylor will work to ensure that all official events meet U...
Event Bidding Process Launches for 2019-20 and 2020-21 Seasons
Interested parties may review USQ’s bid manual, accessible here, for detailed information on deadlines and requirements for hosting one of USQ’s premier events in the 2019-20 and 202...
Membership Grants Available for 2018-19 Season
US Quidditch is excited to announce the membership grants available for the 2018-2019 season. This season, the league has adjusted the requirements for Team and Coach Sponsorship to make them more accessible to a wider range of members. Application deadlines for the grants are listed be...
Collegiate Enrollment Policy Update
Effective in the 2018-19 season, the collegiate enrollment policy has been updated to require enrollment verification twice annually. USQ has previously only required collegiate players to submit enrollment once per season,...
12th Edition of USQ Rulebook Released
US Quidditch is proud to announce the 12th edition of the rulebook! The USQ rules team, comprised of year-round USQ volunteers and officials, has been meeting weekly throughout the season to develop necessary changes to the rules of our sport. This year, a major focus ...
USQ’s Three-Year Strategic Plan Released
US Quidditch has developed dramatically since our last strategic plan was released three years ago, and the sport of quidditch overall has grown apace. As we look ahead to the future and the continued growth of the sport, we are focused on the sustainable expansion of the league. ...
USQ Board of Directors Recruitment
The USQ Board of Directors is working to expand and is recruiting new members. If you are interested in learning more about becoming a board member, please email boardrecruitment@usquidditch.org. ...
USQ Staffing & Hiring Updates
In addition to opening the full-time Events Manager position, USQ will be hiring two additional part-time positions, a part-time Membership Expansion Manager and a part-time Communications Manager. The Membership Expansion Manager will focus on growing the league’s membership base...
Officials Payment Procedure Update
Per USQ policy, certified head referees must be paid $15 per game in order for that game to be considered official. All certified lead assistant referees must be paid $10 per game. All fully certified snitch runners must be paid $8 per game. At USQ Regional Championships and US Quidditc...
2018-2019 Gameplay Policy Reminders
As the first games of the season are set to take place this weekend, this article reviews key gameplay policies and requirements for teams to be aware of. The full list of gameplay policies is visible here. Any questions can be directed t...
US Quidditch Cup 12 Bid Allocation
In total, 128 teams were fully registered with 7 players by the October 1 deadline - 98 collegiate teams and 30 community teams. Teams will qualify through either one of the seven regional championships or the at lar...
USQ Casebook Released for 2018-19 Season
US Quidditch is excited to release the updated casebook for this season. This is the second version of the casebook to be released, following the successful reception of last year’s edition. While this is an official and binding rules document, the casebook is no...
