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Quadball

Quadball is the current name of the mixed-gender team sport formerly known as Muggle Quidditch. Teams play with multiple balls, hoops, contact rules, and roles such as chaser, beater, keeper, and seeker. At its core, the sport is about score quaffle goals, disrupt opponents with bludgers, and catch the flag runner in the end phase. Participation format: Mixed-gender team sport. It is typically contested on or in Grass or turf pitch with three hoops per side. Scoring is based on Goals and flag-catch points. Core equipment includes Multiple balls, hoops, headbands, sticks/brooms, flag-runner equipment, and protective gear. Important forms include Club quadball, National teams, Youth / university quadball. Listed competitions include IQA World Cup / Global Games, Continen…

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AI-generated illustration: Quadball
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Classification

Category Ball sport
Family Ball Sport
Level Main sport

Weitere Angaben

Aliases Quidditch, Muggle Quidditch
Tags team, ball, contact, quadball, ball-sport, ballsport, quidditch, muggle-quidditch

Rules and format

Die Grundlagen

Ziel

The objective is to score quaffle goals, disrupt opponents with bludgers, and catch the flag runner in the end phase.

Teilnehmer

Two mixed-gender teams with roles such as chaser, beater, keeper, and seeker.

Teamgröße

Up to 21 players on a roster, up to 7 on pitch at a time under the IQA model.

Spielfeld

Rectangular pitch with three hoops per side, centre line, substitution areas, and boundaries.

Dauer

Match duration and flag-runner phase follow current IQA/national rules.

Wertung

Goals through hoops score points; the flag catch adds points under the rules.

Gewinnbedingung

The team with the higher score at the end wins; tournaments use group and knockout formats.

Ausrüstung

  • quaffle
  • bludger
  • hoops
  • headbands
  • stick/broom
  • flag runner equipment
  • protective gear

Wichtige Regelpunkte

  • illegal contact
  • gender maximum breach
  • boundary violation
  • broom/equipment fault
  • unsporting conduct

Regelquellen

Federations and sources

Federations

  • International Quadball Association (IQA)