Northern and Southern Cups

Last updated
Northern Cup
Tournament information
Month playedNovember / February
Established2014
AdministratorQuidditchUK
Format Round-Robin
Participants10 (in 2021)
Number of
events
2
Website QuidditchUK website
Current champion
Holyrood Hippogriffs
Southern Cup
Tournament information
Month playedNovember / February
Established2014
AdministratorQuidditchUK
Format Round-Robin
Participants5 (in 2021)
Number of
events
2
Website QuidditchUK website
Current champion
Southampton Quidditch Club

The Northern and Southern Cups are the two major regional quidditch tournaments of the United Kingdom. Organised by QuadballUK, the tournaments serve both as qualification prerequisites for other tournaments, such as the European Quidditch Cup [1] and the British Quidditch Cup alongside being their own stand alone tournaments. Regionals are often considered the most important tournaments of the year after the British Quidditch Cup and they serve as qualifiers for the latter tournament. Those teams that fail to qualify for BQC each season compete in the Development Cup instead. From 2021 onwards the tournaments have been held as a series of one-day fixtures exclusively for university teams with the equivalent Community League tournament held for community teams.

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History

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Locations of the Northern (blue) and Southern (red) Cups

The idea for a regional tournament originally came from Southampton Quidditch Club, who devised an independently organised Southern Cup, which was due to take place in February 2014. Inspired by this, Keele Quidditch Club created a counterpart "Northern Squirrel Cup" open to all the teams who were not invited to the Southern Cup (on the basis of geographical location). Due to adverse weather conditions, the Southern Cup's expected debut was cancelled, but the Northern Cup went ahead as planned in March. Eight teams competed, with Bangor Broken Broomsticks winning the tournament after beating Nottingham in the final. The Southern Cup eventually went ahead in November of that year—the next quidditch season—where another eight teams competed. Southampton, the hosts, were defeated in the final by Radcliffe Chimeras.

Seeing the initial success of these tournaments, QuadballUK, the United Kingdom's governing body for quidditch, took both tournaments under their control, in time for the 2015–16 season. These tournaments were organised by QuadballUK and a committee selected by them, rather than by any specific club. Similarly, no club officially hosted either tournament, though both locations were situated nearby to established QuadballUK teams. The Northern Cup was hosted at Belmont Community School in Durham on 31 October–1 November, while the Southern Cup took place at Horspath Athletics Ground in Oxford, on 14–15 November. The latter had played host to several tournaments in the past, including the 2015 European Quidditch Cup.

From 2016 onwards as there were now more teams in the United Kingdom than the British Quidditch Cup could support both the Northern and Southern Cups were used as qualifiers for it. From 2016 to 2019, the top 16 teams from each tournament moved on to BQC, with any teams who did not qualify eligible to compete instead at the Development Cup.

In 2021 following the Quidditch UK university-community split the format of both cups was changed. Instead of being single two-day knockout tournaments Northern and Southern now take place as series of two single day round-robin fixtures with only university teams competing. The new equivalent Community League following the same format but with three single day fixtures per season was set-up for community teams. The top 12 teams across both Northern and Southern qualify for the university tournament at the British Quidditch Cup, with the top 12 community teams across the Community League qualifying for the community BQC tournament. Development Cup is still held for any teams who do not qualify for BQC.

Qualification

Qualification for either tournament is based solely on the geographical location of the team, with no regard to experience or skill level. A theoretical horizontal line is drawn at latitude 52.632000 (52°37′55.2″), dictating that any teams based south of that line compete at the Southern Cup, and all north at the Northern Cup. [1] Up until 2021 there was no additional criteria and any team registered with QuadballUK was eligible to play. From the 2021/2022 season onwards, only teams affiliated with a university could compete at the Northern and Southern Cups and a separate UK-wide Community League was created for community teams.

Format

Traditionally, the tournaments have consisted of pool play, followed by bracket play, in a standard knockout tournament structure. The exact format however is flexible, due to the varying number of teams competing in each iteration of the cups. The top two teams from each group move through to the upper bracket while the rest play in the consolation bracket. In order to balance group play and allow for more representative bracket play a seeding system is used.

Seeding

All teams are split into three categories: first seeds, second seeds and unseeded teams. How teams are seeded depends on where they came at last years nationals and how many groups there are in the competition. Each group is randomly allocated a first and second seeded team, then the unseeded teams are randomly allocated a group.

The teams final standing in tournaments affects their seeding for the upcoming British Quidditch Cup. The top four teams are placed in the first seed, the fifth to eighth teams are second seeded, and any other qualifying teams are unseeded.

University/community team split and new format

For the 2021/2022 season and onwards, the format of the Northern and Southern Cups was changed. University and community teams would no longer compete together with there now being a separate Community League for teams not affiliated with a university. This meant that only university teams would now compete at Northern and Southern. In addition, the format of both tournaments was changed. Teams now compete in either two or three (depending on the number of teams attending) divisions within their region, with each division having 4-6 teams in it. Each cup is now split across two different 1 day events instead of being a singular 2 day tournament. Teams play a round-robin event within their division during each fixture and are ranked accordingly. Teams who place last in their division are relegated to the division below and teams who place first in their division are promoted to the division above for the next fixture. The final rankings after all fixtures are used to determine seedings and qualification for the British Quidditch Cup and European Qualifier Tournament. [2] [3]

Past champions

Northern champions

YearHostWinnerScoreRunner-upThird placeScoreFourth placeNumber of teams
2014Keele Quidditch ClubBangor Broken Broomsticks80-60*Nottingham NightmaresKeele Squirrels90^–60*Loughborough Longshots8
2015 [4] Belmont Community School, DurhamNottingham Nightmares150*-50DurhamstrangLoughborough Longshots100*–70Keele Squirrels14
2016 Belmont Community School, DurhamVelociraptors QC150*-30DurhamstrangTornadoes QC120-110^Loughborough Longshots20
2017Sheffield Hallam Sports Park, SheffieldVelociraptors QC180*-20York HorntailsHolyrood Hippogrifs Firsts90-70*Tornadoes QC25
2018Sheffield Hallam Sports Park, SheffieldVelociraptors QC270*-50MegalodonsHolyrood Hippogriffs Firsts150*-100Glasgow Grim Reapers22
2019Sheffield Hallam Sports Park, SheffieldVelociraptors QC120-60*Olympians Quidditch ClubHolyrood Hippogriffs Firsts110*-80Megalodons20

Updated format

SeasonFixtureHostDivision 1Division 2
WinnerRunner-upNumber of teamsWinnerRunner-upNumber of teams
2021/2022Northern 1Salford Sports Village, ManchesterHolyrood HippogriffsLeicester Thestrals5Manchester ManticoresBangor Broken Broomsticks5
Northern 2EdinburghCancelled due to poor pitch conditions

Southern champions

YearHostWinnerScoreRunner-upThird placeScoreFourth placeNumber of teams
2014Southampton Quidditch ClubRadcliffe Chimeras140* - 30Southampton QCLondon Unspeakables50* - 40Falmouth Falcons8
2015 [4] [5] Horspath Athletics Ground (Oxford)Radcliffe Chimeras130* - 90Warwick QCSouthampton QC Firsts100* - 0Brizzlebears17
2016Millbrook Rugby Club (Southampton)Warwick QC40* -20Werewolves of LondonBrizzleBears110* - 30London Unspeakables17
2017Millbrook Rugby Club (Southampton)Southampton QC Firsts140* - 90Werewolves of LondonWarwick QC120* - 30Bristol Bears21
2018Knole Academy (Sevenoaks, Kent)Werewolves of London70* - 60 [6] London Quidditch ClubLondon Unspeakables120* - 90Southampton QC Firsts18
2019Oxford Brooks UniversityWerewolves of London Firsts160°° - 120*°London UnspeakablesLondon Quidditch Club A160* - 10Oxford Mammoths16

Updated Format

SeasonFixtureHostDivision 1
WinnerRunner-upNumber of teams
2021/2022Southern 1 King's House Sports Ground, London Southampton Quidditch ClubWarwick Quidditch Club5
Southern 2Cardiff City House of Sport, Cardiff Southampton Quidditch ClubExeter Eagles5

Northern Cup

2014

The first Northern Cup was held at Keele University in March 2014. Eight teams competed over the weekend with Bangor Broken Broomsticks being the eventual winners. The final standings were as follows:

Final standings

PositionTeam
1stBangor Broken Broomsticks
2ndNottingham Nightmares
3rdKeele Squirrels
4thLoughborough
5thChester
6thLeeds Griffins
7thDerby QC
8thHogYork Horntails

2015

The second Northern Cup was held on 31 October 2015 in Belmont. Fourteen teams competed after the withdrawal of the Preston Poltergeists. After two days of competitive games, composed of pool play and both upper and Consolation brackets, [7] the final standings were as follows: [8]

Upper bracket

 
Quarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal
 
          
 
 
 
 
Loughborough Longshots90*
 
 
 
Holyrood Hippogriffs10
 
Loughborough Longshots30
 
 
 
Durhamstrang70*
 
Durhamstrang110
 
 
 
Leicester Thestrals70*
 
Durhamstrang50
 
 
 
Nottingham Nightmares150*
 
Keele Squirrels150*
 
 
 
Bangor Broken Broomsticks50
 
Keele Squirrels40
 
 
 
Nottingham Nightmares130* Third place
 
Nottingham Nightmares180
 
 
 
Leeds Griffins40*
 
Loughborough Longshots130*
 
 
Keele Squirrels70
 

Consolation bracket

 
Semi-finalsFinal
 
      
 
 
 
 
Derby Union100*
 
 
 
HogYork Horntails40
 
Derby Union100*
 
 
 
Chester Centurions40
 
St Andrews Snidgets0
 
 
Chester Centurions60*
 

Final standings

PositionTeamStagePositionTeamStage
1stNottingham NightmaresFinal8thLeeds GriffinsQuarters
2ndDurhamstrangFinal9thDerby Union QCLB final
3rdLoughborough LongshotsSemis10thChester CenturionsLB final
4thKeele SquirrelsSemis11thSt Andrews SnidgetsLB semi Finals
5thLeicester ThestralsQuarters12thHogYork HorntailsLB semi Finals
6thBangor Broken BroomsticksQuarters13thDurham DirewolvesGroup stages
7thHolyrood HippogriffsQuarters14thManchester ManticoresGroup stages

2016

The third Northern Cup returned to Belmont on 12 November 2016. Twenty teams competed over the weekend. On the first day, five groups of four played each other, with the two highest ranked teams from each group moving into the upper bracket while the rest competed in the Consolation bracket. This was the first tournament to be used to qualify teams for nationals, with the top 16 teams invited to compete in the coming British Quidditch Cup. The results of the tournament were as follows:

Upper bracket

Play-in gamesQuarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal
              
Loughborough Longshots90*
Holyrood Hippogriffs Firsts30
Holyrood Hippogriffs Firsts100*
Nottingham Nightmares90
Loughborough Longshots90
Durhamstrang110*
Leeds Griffins50
Durhamstrang170*
Durhamstrang30
Velociraptors QC160*
Velociraptors QC180*
Leicester Thestrals0
Leicester Thestrals140*
Manchester Manticores70
Velociraptors QC120*
Tornadoes QC20 Third place
Bangor Broken Broomsticks40Loughborough Longshots110^
Tornadoes QC200* Tornadoes QC120

Consolation bracket

Play-in gamesQuarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal
              
St Andrews Snidgets90*
Holyrood Hippogriffs Seconds30
St Andrews Snidgets10
Derby50*
Derby60
Sheffield140*
Sheffield130*
Chester0
Sheffield30
HogYork220*
HogYork170*
Liverpool0
Liverpool240*
Preston0
HogYork130*
Keele Squirrels70
Durham Direwolves40*
Keele Squirrels110

After bracket play had finished, two more matches were played between the four quarter-finals losers in order to rank the 15th–18th places:

Chester130*20St Andrews Snidgets
Direwolves90*10Liverpool

Final standings

PositionTeamStagePositionTeamStagePositionTeamStage
1stVelociraptors QCFinal9thNottingham NightmaresUB play ins17thLiverpuddly CannonsBQC playoffs
2ndDurhamstrangFinal10thManchester ManticoresUB play ins18thSt Andrews SnidgetsBQC playoffs
3rdTornadoes QCSemis11thYorkLB Finals19thHolyrood Hippogriffs SecondsLB play ins
4thLoughborough LongshotsSemis12thSheffield QCLB finals20thPrestonLB play ins
5thBangorQuarters13thDerby QCLB Semi Finals
6thLeeds GriffinsQuarters14thKeele SquirrelsLB Semi Finals
7thLeicester ThestralsQuarters15thDurham DirewolvesLB Quarter Finals
8thHolyrood Hippogriffs FirstsQuarters16thChesterLB quarter Finals

2017

The fourth Northern Cup was held at Sheffield Hallam Sports Park on 25–26 November 2017. Twenty-five teams competed over the weekend. Velociraptors Quidditch Club were the champions for the second time in a row. [9]

Final standings

PositionTeamPositionTeamPositionTeam
1stVelociraptors10thLeicester Thestrals19thGlasgow Grim Reapers
2ndYork Horntails11thManchester Manticores20thLiverpuddly Catapults
3rdHolyrood Hippogriffs Firsts12thChester Centurions21stDerby Deamons
4thTornadoes QC13thNottingham Nightmares22ndPreston Poltergeists
5thLoughborough Longshots14thLiverpuddly Cannons23rdNorthumbrian Ridgebacks
6thKeele Squirrels15thHolyrood Hippogriffs Seconds24thManchester Minotaurs
7thLeeds Griffins16thSheffield Steelfins25thSheffield Sealions
8thBangor Broken Broomsticks17thDurhamstrang
9thSheffield Squids18thSt Andrews Snidgets

2018

The fifth Northern Cup was held at Sheffield Hallam Sports Park on 10–11 November 2018. Twenty-two teams competed over the weekend. On the first day, 2 groups of five and three groups of four played each other, with the top 12 ranked teams overall moving into the upper bracket, with 8 further teams playing play-in matches, with the losers joining the final two teams in the Consolation bracket. The top 16 teams were invited to compete in the upcoming British Quidditch Cup; the unsuccessful teams would have another opportunity to qualify via the Development Cup. The top 5 teams were invited to EQT, the nationwide qualifying tournament for the upcoming European Quidditch Cup. [10] The results of the tournament were as follows: [11] [12]

Group stage

Key to colours in group tables
Qualified for Upper Bracket as a top 12 team
Qualified for Upper Bracket Play-ins
PlacementTeamWinLoseQPD-C [note 1] QPD-T [note 2] WSC [note 3] TRT [note 4]
1stManchester Manticores4022024041:33:47
2ndNottingham Nightmares3128045031:45:51
3rdDerby Daemons22-100-13031:14:24
4thHolyrood Hippogriffs Seconds13-40-2011:15:11 [note 5]
5thManchester Minotaurs04-360-54001:00:09 [note 5]
Nottingham Nightmares210* - 10Manchester Minotaurs
Manchester Manticores110* - 10Holyrood Hippogriffs Seconds
Nottingham Nightmares200* - 40Holyrood Hippogriffs Seconds
Manchester Manticores120* - 20Derby Daemons
Nottingham Nightmares200* - 30Derby Daemons
Holyrood Hippogriffs Seconds190* - 10Manchester Minotaurs
Manchester Manticores140* - 0Manchester Minotaurs
Derby Daemons100** - 70°°Holyrood Hippogriffs Seconds
Nottingham Nightmares110 - 130*Manchester Manticores
Derby Daemons160* - 20Manchester Minotaurs
PlacementTeamWLQPD-CQPD-TWSCTRT
1stMegalodons4033065031:16:28
2ndSheffield Squids3116025021:16:44
3rdYork Horntails22406011:16:50
4thStirling Dumyat Dragons13-170-23011:16:01
5thBangor Broken Broomsticks04-360-73001:18:16
York Horntails40* - 110Megalodons
Sheffield Squids130 - 60*Stirling Dumyat Dragons
York Horntails90 - 40*Stirling Dumyat Dragons
Sheffield Squids200* - 0Bangor Broken Broomsticks
York Horntails200* - 50Bangor Broken Broomsticks
Stirling Dumyat Dragons10 - 200*Megalodons
Sheffield Squids30 - 120*Megalodons
Bangor Broken Broomsticks10 - 150*Stirling Dumyat Dragons
York Horntails50 - 120*Sheffield Squids
Bangor Broken Broomsticks0 - 360*Megalodons
PlacementTeamWLQPD-CQPD-TWSCTRT
1stLiverpuddly Cannons3017018031:03:03
2ndLeeds Griffins2112016020:57:44
3rdDurhamstrang12-80-9011:05:14
4thLoughborough Longshots03-210-25011:01:59
Loughborough Longshots60*° - 100°*Durhamstrang
Leeds Griffins80 - 110*Liverpuddly Cannons
Leeds Griffins110* - 50Durhamstrang
Loughborough Longshots40 - 150*Liverpuddly Cannons
Liverpuddly Cannons170* - 40Durhamstrang
Loughborough Longshots20 - 180*Leeds Griffins
PlacementTeamWLQPD-CQPD-TWSCTRT
1stHolyrood Hippogriffs30505040:56:32
2ndGlasgow Grim Reapers2122022020:57:57
3rdLeicester Thestrals12-60-6021:01:14
4thChester Centurions03-210-21001:01:17
Holyrood Hippogriffs120°* - 90*°Leicester Thestrals
Chester Centurions20 - 140*Glasgow Grim Reapers
Chester Centurions40 - 130*Leicester Thestrals
Holyrood Hippogriffs130** - 110°°Glasgow Grim Reapers
Holyrood Hippogriffs120* - 30Chester Centurions
Glasgow Grim Reapers150* - 30Leicester Thestrals
PlacementTeamWLQPD-CQPD-TWSCTRT
1stVelociraptors QC3027079020:55:34
2ndSt Andrews Snidgets2120-6021:10:46
3rdTornadoes QC12-60-18011:01:26
4thSheffield Steelfins03-230-55001:04:04
Velociraptors QC370* - 0Sheffield Steelfins
Tornadoes QC70 – 120*St Andrews Snidgets
Velociraptors QC250 - 40*St Andrews Snidgets
Tornadoes QC100* - 20Sheffield Steelfins
Velociraptors QC240* - 0Tornadoes QC
St Andrews Snidgets210* - 40Sheffield Steelfins
Notes
  1. ↑ Quaffle Point Difference - Capped
  2. ↑ Quaffle Point Difference - Total
  3. ↑ Winning Snitch Catches
  4. ↑ Total Regulation Time (up until first snitch catch)
  5. 1 2 Regulation time between Holyrood Hippogriffs Seconds and Manchester Minotaurs was not recorded.

Upper bracket

Play-in gamesRound of 16Quarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal
                  
Velociraptors QC300*
Holyrood Hippogriffs Seconds10
Holyrood Hippogriffs Seconds100*
Chester Centurions30
Velociraptors QC240
Sheffield Squids30*
Leeds Griffins150
Sheffield Squids220*
Velociraptors QC200*
Holyrood Hippogriffs80
Manchester Manticores100*
Tornadoes QC10
Tornadoes QC80*
Stirling Dumyat Dragons20
Manchester Manticores30
Holyrood Hippogriffs80*
Holyrood Hippogriffs120*
Leicester Thestrals20
Velociraptors QC270*
Megalodons50
Megalodons220*
Derby Daemons30*
Derby Daemons70*
Loughborough Longshots60
Megalodons160*
Nottingham Nightmares80
Nottingham Nightmares140*
St Andrews Snidgets40
Megalodons100*
Glasgow Grim Reapers40 Third place
Liverpuddly Cannons110*Holyrood Hippogriffs150*
Durhamstrang10 Glasgow Grim Reapers100
Durhamstrang140*
Sheffield Steelfins20
Liverpuddly Cannons40
Glasgow Grim Reapers110*
Glasgow Grim Reapers140°*
York Hortails90*°

EQT/Fifth-place play-off

 
Play-in gamesEQT play-off
 
      
 
 
 
 
Sheffield Squids80
 
 
 
Manchester Manticores130*
 
Manchester Manticores70
 
 
 
Liverpuddly Cannons140*
 
Nottingham Nightmares20
 
 
Liverpuddly Cannons80*
 

Consolation bracket

Play-in gamesSemi-finalsFinal
          
Chester Centurions120*
Stirling Dumyat Dragons10
Stirling Dumyat Dragons130*
Bangor Broken Broomsticks50
Chester Centurions110° [nb 1]
Loughborough Longshots120° [nb 1]
Loughborough Longshots110
Manchester Minotaurs30*
Sheffield Steelfins80
Manchester Minotaurs220*
Notes
  1. 1 2 The snitch survived for 45 minutes and thus the game was decided on quaffle points alone.

Final standings

PositionTeamStagePositionTeamStagePositionTeamStage
1stVelociraptors QCFinal9thLeeds GriffinsRound of 1617thLoughborough LongshotsConsolation Final
2ndMegalodonsFinal10thSt Andrews SnidgetsRound of 1618thChester CenturionsConsolation Final
3rdHolyrood Hippogriffs FirstsSemi-final11thDurhamstrangRound of 1619thManchester MinotaursConsolation Semi-final
4thGlasgow Grim ReapersSemi-final12thTornadoes QCRound of 1620thStirling Dumyat DragonsConsolation Semi-final
5thLiverpuddly CannonsEQT Final13thYork HorntailsRound of 1621stBangor Broken BroomsticksConsolation Play-in
6thManchester ManticoresEQT Final14thLeicester ThestralsRound of 1622ndSheffield SteelfinsConsolation Play-in
7thNottingham NightmaresEQT Semi-final15thHolyrood Hippogriffs SecondsRound of 16
8thSheffield SquidsEQT Semi-final16thDerby DaemonsRound of 16

2019

The sixth Northern Cup was held at Sheffield Hallam Sports Park on 23–24 November 2019, making it the third Northern in a row to be held at that venue. Twenty teams competed over the weekend. On the first day, 5 groups of four teams each played each other. At the end of this group stage, the teams were all ranked 1-20 based on their performance. The top 4 ranked teams then played against each other (the team ranked 1st played against the team ranked 4th, 2nd played against 3rd), with this process then continuing for teams 5-8 and so on. This 'ranking bracket' stage, which took place over the end of day 1 and start of day 2 and allowed for teams to move up or down the rankings for the final 'play-in bracket' stage on the second day. This final stage consisted of each team playing two more games, effectively a 'semi-final' and then either a 'final' or 'consolation' match within each group of 4 rankings (1-4, 5–8, etc.). The top 15 teams qualified for the British Quidditch Cup in April 2020, however this tournament was later cancelled due to COVID-19. [13] The 2nd-to-7th ranked teams were invited to EQT, the nationwide qualifying tournament for the upcoming European Quidditch Cup. [14] Due to weather conditions the grass pitches at the venue were unable to be used resulting in all matches being played on 3G which affected the planned play-in stage. The results of the tournament were as follows: [15] [9]

Group stage

Group A
Megalodons80* - 10Leicester Thestrals
Nottingham Nightmares180* - 30Manchester Minotaurs
Megalodons190 - 30*Nottingham Nightmares
Leicester Thestrals200 - 40*Manchester Minotaurs
Megalodons230 - 30*Manchester Minotaurs
Nottingham Nightmares40 - 170*Leicester Thestrals
Group B
Holyrood Hippogriffs Firsts190* - 0Durhamstrang
Olympians Quidditch Club210* - 0Stirling Dumyat Dragons
Holyrood Hippogriffs Firsts110* - 130Olympians Quidditch Club
Durhamstrang20 - 50*Stirling Dumyat Dragons
Holyrood Hippogriffs Firsts190* - 0Stirling Dumyat Dragons
Olympians Quidditch Club160* - 20Durhamstrang
Group C
Velociraptors270* - 0Holyrood Hippogriffs Seconds
York Horntails150* - 10Sheffield Steelfins
Velociraptors320* - 0York Horntails
Holyrood Hippogriffs Seconds190* - 20Sheffield Steelfins
Velociraptors300* - 0Sheffield Steelfins
York Horntails40 - 160*Holyrood Hippogriffs Seconds
Group D
Liverpuddly Cannons90* - 80Sheffield Squids
St Andrews Snidgets70* - 30Bangor Broken Broomsticks
Liverpuddly Cannons200* - 40St Andrews Snidgets
Sheffield Squids130 - 80*Bangor Broken Broomsticks
Liverpuddly Cannons110 - 60*Bangor Broken Broomsticks
St Andrews Snidgets60 - 180*Sheffield Squids
Group E
Leeds Griffins30 - 120*Loughborough Longshots
Glasgow Grim Reapers20 - 100*Chester Centurions
Glasgow Grim Reapers120* - 40Leeds Griffins
Chester Centurions140* - 70Loughborough Longshots
Glasgow Grim Reapers60 - 90*Loughborough Longshots
Leeds Griffins10 - 140*Chester Centurions

Ranking Stage

In each ranking bracket the participants of the second match would be the loser of a higher-ranked first match playing the winner of the next lower-ranked first match. For example, Chester Centurions lost against Velociraptors in their first match so they then played against Holyrood Hippogriffs Firsts who won the next match down in the rankings. The exceptions to this are the winners of the highest-ranked first match (Velociraptors and Olympians Quidditch Club) and the losers of the lowest-ranked first match (Manchester Minotaurs and Sheffield Steelfins) in each ranking bracket who all did not play a second match.

Ranking Bracket 1
Round 1Round 2
Match NumberTeam RankingTeamScoreMatch NumberTeamScore
11stVelociraptors220*11Chester Centurions50
4thChester Centurions0Holyrood Hippogriffs Firsts190*
36thSheffield Squids3013Sheffield Squids140*
7thHolyrood Hippogriffs Firsts210*Holyrood Hippogriffs Seconds50
59thHolyrood Hippogriffs Seconds150*15York Horntails40
12thYork Horntails30St Andrews Snidgets130*
714thSt Andrews Snidgets140*17Stirling Dumyat Dragons30
15thStirling Dumyat Dragons20Durhamstrang180*
917thDurhamstrang80°°° [nb 1]
20thManchester Minotaurs70*°° [nb 1]
Ranking Bracket 2
Round 1Round 2
Match NumberTeam RankingTeamScoreMatch NumberTeamScore
22ndMegalodons8012Megalodons130*
3rdOlympians Quidditch Club100*Liverpuddly Cannons40
45thLiverpuddly Cannons100*14Leicester Thestrals170*
8thLeicester Thestrals90Loughborough Longshots70
610thLoughborough Longshots10016Glasgow Grim Reapers140*
11thGlasgow Grim Reapers40*Nottingham Nightmares60
813thNottingham Nightmares160*18Bangor Broken Broomsticks60
16thBangor Broken Broomsticks40Leeds Griffins100*
1018thLeeds Griffins120*
19thSheffield Steelfins50
Notes
  1. 1 2 The score was tied after the snitch catch resulting in the match going into overtime, however the score was still tied after the overtime period. This resulted in second overtime which ended immediately upon Durhamstrang scoring a goal.

Play-in Stage

As a result of the grass pitches not being used because of the weather, the play-in stage was significantly cut down. It was originally scheduled that all teams would compete in this stage to determine the final standings, however only half the planned number of matches were played and as a result some teams did not play any matches in this stage.

Final
 
Play-inFinal
 
      
 
 
 
 
Velociraptors180*
 
 
 
Megalodons0
 
Velociraptors120
 
 
 
Olympians Quidditch Club60*
 
Olympians Quidditch Club90*
 
 
Holyrood Hippogriffs Firsts60
 
Third place
 
 
 
 
 
Megalodons80
 
 
Holyrood Hippogriffs Firsts110*
7th place playoff
 
Play-in7th place playoff
 
      
 
 
 
 
Chester Centurions30
 
 
 
Leicester Thestrals140*
 
Chester Centurions110*
 
 
 
Sheffield Squids100
 
Liverpuddly Cannons150
 
 
Sheffield Squids70*
 
15th place playoff
Play-in15th place playoff
TeamScoreTeamScore
York Horntails90York Horntails150*
Leeds Griffins180*Durhamstrang0FF [nb 1]
Nottingham Nightmares150*
Durhamstrang70
Notes
  1. ↑ The match did not actually take place as Durhamstrang forfeited the match.

Final standings

PositionTeamPositionTeamPositionTeam
1stVelociraptors9thHolyrood Hippogriffs Seconds17thBangor Broken Broomsticks
2ndOlympians Quidditch Club10thLoughborough Longshots18thSheffield Steelfins
3rdHolyrood Hippogriffs Firsts11thSt Andrews Snidgets19thManchester Minotaurs
4thMegalodons12thGlasgow Grim Reapers20thStirling Dumyat Dragons
5thLeicester Thestrals13thNottingham Nightmares
6thLiverpuddly Cannons14thLeeds Griffins
7thChester Centurions15thYork Horntails
8thSheffield Squids16thDurhamstrang

2021/2022

Due to COVID-19, the planned Northern Cup that would have taken place in November 2020 for the 2020/2021 season was cancelled. For the 2021/2022 season, the new format came in with only university teams competing and the tournament split into two different 1 day round-robin fixtures.

Northern 1

The first fixture took place at the Salford Sports Village in Manchester on the 8th November 2021. The tournament results were as follows: [16]

Division 1
Final standings
PlacementTeamWLTotal Points ScoredPoints From GoalsSnitch Catches
1stHolyrood Hippogriffs404603404
2ndLeicester Thestrals314803903
3rdLiverpuddly Cannons224103502
4thLeeds Griffins1370401
5thSheffield Squids041201200

Sheffield Squids moved down to Division 2 for the second fixture.

Full Scores
Team 1ScoreTeam 2Game Length
Liverpuddly Cannons120* - 10Leeds Griffins19:18
Holyrood Hippogriffs100* - 30Leicester Thestrals20:31
Holyrood Hippogriffs100* - 20Sheffield Squids20:07
Leicester Thestrals140* - 0Leeds Griffins18:37
Liverpuddly Cannons130* - 30Sheffield Squids18:20
Holyrood Hippogriffs140* - 10Leeds Griffins18:58
Leicester Thestrals150* - 40Sheffield Squids18:00
Liverpuddly Cannons70 - 160*Leicester Thestrals18:00
Liverpuddly Cannons90 - 120*Holyrood Hippogriffs26:36
Sheffield Squids30 - 50*Leeds Griffins21:26
Division 2
Final standings
PlacementTeamWLTotal Points ScoredPoints From GoalsSnitch Catches
1stManchester Manticores404203901
2ndBangor Broken Broomsticks315605002
3rdStirling Dumyat Dragons223703102
4thYork Horntails131901302
5thDurhamstrang042201303

Manchester Manticores moved up to Division 1 for the second fixture.

Full Scores
Team 1ScoreTeam 2Game Length
York Horntails50* - 200Bangor Broken Broomsticks24:30
Durhamstrang110* - 150Stirling Dumyat Dragons29:46
York Horntails50 - 90*Manchester Manticores18:00
Manchester Manticores100 - 50*Durhamstrang18:00
Bangor Broken Broomsticks160* - 70Stirling Dumyat Dragons29:08
Manchester Manticores90 - 60*Stirling Dumyat Dragons30:14
York Horntails70* - 20Durhamstrang21:23
Bangor Broken Broomsticks120 - 40*Durhamstrang23:51
York Horntails20 - 90*Stirling Dumyat Dragons18:00
Bangor Broken Broomsticks80* - 140Manchester Manticores28:30

Northern 2

The second fixture was scheduled to take place in Edinburgh on the 26th February 2022, however it was cancelled due to the venue deeming the pitches unplayable. Spots for the upcoming EQC and BQC tournaments would be based on the results of the Northern 1 fixture. [17]

2022/2023

The first Northern fixture of the 2022/2023 season was on 12 November 2022 taking place in the North with the second fixture scheduled for 18 February 2023 taking place in either Scotland or the North East. [18]

Southern Cup

2014

The first Southern Cup was hosted by Southampton Quidditch Club on the 8–9 November. 8 teams competed over the weekend. The first day consisted of two groups of 4 teams each while the second day was a knockout. By the end of the weekend Oxfords Radcliffe Chimeras claimed gold, Southampton silver and London Unspeakables 3rd. The full brackets and final standings where as follows:

Bracket Play

 
Quarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal
 
          
 
 
 
 
Oxford Radcliffe Chimeras340
 
 
 
Norwich Nifflers 0
 
Radcliffe Chimeras210*
 
 
 
Falmouth Falcons10
 
Reading Rocs40
 
 
 
Falmouth Falcons170*
 
Radcliffe Chimeras140*
 
 
 
Southampton QC30
 
Southampton QC130*
 
 
 
Bristol Brizzlepuffs0
 
Southampton QC170*
 
 
 
London Unspeakables20 Third place
 
London Unspeakables70*
 
 
 
Oxford Quidlings60
 
Falmouth Falcons40
 
 
London Unspeakables50*
 

Final standings

PositionTeamStage
1stOxford Radcliffe ChimerasFinal
2ndSouthampton Quidditch ClubFinal
3rdLondon UnspeakablesSemis
4thFalmouth FalconsSemis
5th-8thBristol BrizzlepuffsQuarters
5th-8thOxford QuidlingsQuarters
5th-8thNorwich NifflersQuarters
5th-8thReading RocsQuarters

2015

The second Southern Cup was held on the 14th and 15 November at Horspath Athletics Track (oxford), was due to follow a similar structure to its northern counterpart. [19] However, due to technical issues the Consolation bracket had to be cancelled. Seventeen teams competed over the weekend with Oxfords Radcliffe Chimeras eventually claiming Gold. the upper bracket results are as follows:

Bracket play

 
Quarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal
 
          
 
 
 
 
Oxford Radcliffe Chimeras130
 
 
 
Southampton QC 2 50*
 
Oxford Radcliffe Chimeras90*
 
 
 
Brizzlebears20
 
Brizzlebears100*
 
 
 
Falmouth90
 
Oxford Radcliffe Chimeras130*
 
 
 
Warwick QC90
 
Taxes QC40
 
 
 
Warwick QC 130*
 
Warwick QC80*
 
 
 
Southampton QC 130 Third place
 
Southampton QC 1110*
 
 
 
Werewolves of London10
 
Southampton QC100*
 
 
Brizzlebears0
 

Final standings

PositionTeamStagePositionTeamStagePositionTeamStage
1stOxford Radcliffe ChimerasFinal9thSwansea Seven SwansGroups17thExeter PatronumsGroups
2ndWarwick QCFinal10thReading RocsGroups
3rdSouthampton QC firstsSemis11thCambridge University QCGroups
4thBrizzleBearsSemis12thOxford QuidlingsGroups
5thFalmouth FalconsQuarters13thBrizzleBeesGroups
6thWerewolves of LondonQuarters14thNorwich NifflersGroups
7thSouthampton QC secondsQuarters15thLondon UnspeakablesGroups
8thTaxes QuidditchQuarters16thPortsmouth Horntail StrikersGroups

2016

The third Southern Cup took place on the 29–30 October at Millbrook Rugby Club in Southampton. 17 teams competed over the weekend with the top 16 qualifying for the coming British Quidditch cup. The weekend followed a similar structure to last years with day one being group stage and day to single elimination knockout. Due to only 16 teams qualifying for BQC a play in match between the two lowest seed teams after day one was played to distinguish 16th and 17th place. by the end of the tournament Warwick QC had claimed gold, the full bracket results and final standings where as follows:

Upper bracket

 
Quarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal
 
          
 
 
 
 
Werewolves of London180
 
 
 
Portsmouth30*
 
Werewolves of London130*
 
 
 
BrizzleBears40
 
BrizzleBears140*
 
 
 
Swansea40
 
Warwick QC40*
 
 
 
Werewolves of London20
 
Warwick QC110*
 
 
 
Oxford Radcliffe Chimeras30
 
Warwick QC110*
 
 
 
London Unspeakables0 Third place
 
London Unspeakables110*^
 
 
 
Southampton QC Firsts80
 
BrizzleBears110*
 
 
London Unspeakables30
 

Consolation bracket

Play-in gamesQuarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal
              
Oxford Quidlings50
Southampton QC Seconds130*
Oxford Quidlings130*
The Flying Chaucers60
Southampton QC Seconds40
Exeter110*
Exeter Eagles50
Cambridge University QC170*
Exeter Eagles70*
Falmouth120^
BrizzleBees120*^
Reading Rocs90
Falmouth140
BrizzleBees70*
Norwich0
Falmouth160*

Final standings

PositionTeamStagePositionTeamStagePositionTeamStage
1stWarwick QCFinal9thFalmouth FalconsLB Final17thFlying ChaucersLB play-ins
2ndWerewolves of LondonFinal10thExeter EaglesLB Final
3rdBrizzleBearsSemis11thSouthampton QC SecondsLB Semis
4thLondon UnspeakablesSemis12thBrizzleBeesLB semis
5thSouthampton QC FirstsQuarters13thOxford QuidlingsLB Quarters
6thSwansea Seven SwansQuarters14thCambridge University QCLB Quarters
7thOxford Radcliffe ChimerasQuarters15thReading RocsLB Quarters
8thPortsmouthQuarters16thNorwich NifflersLB semis Quarters

2017

The fourth Southern Cup took place on the 11–12 November at Millbrook Rugby Club in Southampton. 21 teams competed over the weekend with the Top 15 qualifying for the coming British Quidditch cup. The weekend followed a similar structure to the format of previous years, with day one having group stage matches and day two containing single elimination playoffs. Due to only 15 teams qualifying for BQC, play in matches took place between the lowest seeded teams in the Lower Bracket to determine the teams that qualify. The tournament was won by Southampton QC Firsts. The full bracket results are as follows:

Upper bracket

 
Play-in gamesQuarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal
 
              
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Werewolves of London150
 
 
 
Exeter Eagles30*
 
Bristol Bees20
 
 
 
Exeter Eagles130*
 
Werewolves of London90*
 
 
Warwick QC50
 
 
 
 
 
Warwick QC70*
 
 
London Unspeakables40
 
 
 
 
 
Southampton QC Firsts140*
 
 
Werewolves of London90
 
 
 
 
 
Southampton QC Firsts130
 
 
 
Portsmouth Strikers30*
 
Reading Knights50
 
 
 
Portsmouth Strikers70*
 
Southampton QC Firsts130*
 
 
Bristol Bears10 Third place
 
 
  
 
 
Radcliffe Chimeras40Warwick QC120*
 
 
Bristol Bears70* Bristol Bears30
 
 
 
 

Consolation bracket

Play-in gamesQuarter-finals (BQC qualification)Semi-finalsFinal
              
Falmouth FalconsW
London UnbreakablesFF
London Unbreakables120*
Norwich Nifflers70
Falmouth Falcons160*
Cambridge University QC40
Bath QC70*°
Cambridge University QC90°°
Falmouth Falcons70*
Southampton QC Seconds60
Southampton QC Seconds120
Oxford Quidlings10
Oxford QuidlingsW
The Flying ChaucersFF
Southampton QC Seconds70*
Swansea Swans20
Swansea Swans130*
Bournemouth Banshees30
Bournemouth BansheesW
Winchester WampusFF

2018

The fifth Southern Cup took place on 24–25 November at Knole Academy in Sevenoaks, Kent. 18 teams competed over the weekend, with the top 14 qualifying for the upcoming British Quidditch Cup. Furthermore, the top 7 teams would qualify for EQT, the nationwide qualifying tournament for the European Quidditch Cup. On the first day, two groups of five and two groups of four played each other. Unlike Northern Cup, there was no consolation bracket. Instead, all 18 teams would compete in the upper bracket, with the bottom 4 teams participating in play-in games. The tournament was won by the Werewolves of London.

Upper bracket

 
Play-in gamesRound of 16Quarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal
 
                  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Werewolves of London150*
 
 
 
Bristol Bears0
 
Bristol Bears190*
 
 
 
Cambridge Quidditch Club70
 
Werewolves of London160*
 
 
Werewolves of London Seconds10
 
 
 
 
 
Portsmouth Strikers70*
 
 
Werewolves of London Seconds130
 
 
 
 
 
Werewolves of London170*
 
 
London Unspeakables20
 
 
 
 
 
London Unspeakables190
 
 
Norwich Nifflers70*
 
 
 
 
 
London Unspeakables210*
 
 
Bath Quidditch Club10
 
 
 
 
 
Exeter Eagles120°°
 
 
Bath Quidditch Club140**
 
 
 
 
 
Werewolves of London70*
 
 
London Quidditch Club60
 
 
 
 
 
London Quidditch Club320*
 
 
 
Southampton Quidditch Club Seconds0
 
London Unbreakables140° [nb 1]
 
 
 
Southampton Quidditch Club Seconds190° [nb 1]
 
London Quidditch Club150
 
 
Oxford Mammoths30*
 
 
 
 
 
Oxford Mammoths140*
 
 
Oxford Radcliffe Chimeras50
 
 
 
 
 
London Quidditch Club220*
 
 
Southampton Quidditch Club0 Third place
 
 
  
 
 
Warwick Quidditch Club110*London Unspeakables120*
 
 
Swansea Swans40 Southampton Quidditch Club90
 
 
 
 
 
Warwick Quidditch Club60
 
 
Southampton Quidditch Club170*
 
 
 
 
 
Southampton Quidditch Club170*
 
 
Bournemouth Banshees0
 
 
 
 
Notes
  1. 1 2 The snitch survived for 45 minutes and thus the game was decided on quaffle points alone.

EQT play-offs

 
EQT play-offsFifth Place
 
      
 
 
 
 
Werewolves of London Seconds160*
 
 
 
Bath Quidditch Club30
 
Werewolves of London Seconds30
 
 
 
Oxford Mammoths120*
 
Oxford Mammoths230*
 
 
Warwick Quidditch Club10
 
Seventh Place/EQT play-off
 
 
 
 
 
Bath Quidditch Club110*
 
 
Warwick Quidditch Club100

BQC play-offs

Of the 8 Round of 16 losers, the bottom 4 were chosen to face off for the final two BQC spots.

Swansea Swans230*20Southampton Quidditch Club Seconds
Norwich Nifflers90180*Bristol Bears

2019

The sixth Southern Cup took place on 9–10 November at the Harcout Hill Campus at Oxford Brookes University. Sixteen teams competed over the weekend. On the first day, 4 groups of four teams each played each other. At the end of this group stage, each team would play a team from a different group that was ranked at the same level. For example, the top ranked team of group A (London Unspeakables) played against the top ranked team of group B (Werewolves of London Firsts). Teams that won this play-off played a team from the rank above them who lost their first match and vice versa. The exception were the losers of lowest-ranked play-off (Bournemouth Banshees and Bristol Bears) and the winners of the highest-ranked play-off (Werewolves of London Firsts and London Quidditch Club A) who did not play a second match in this stage. This 'ranking' stage took place over the end of day 1 and start of day 2. The final 'play-in' stage consisted of four team brackets, with the teams playing a 'semi-final' then either a 'final' or 'consolation' match within their bracket. Thus the top bracket of 4 teams was playing for 1st - 4th, the second bracket was playing for 5th–8th and so on. The teams that finished the tournament in the upper brackets qualified to compete at the British Quidditch Cup in April 2020, however this tournament was later cancelled due to COVID-19. In addition, the team that won the tournament, Werewolves of London Firsts, was immediately eligible to attend European Quidditch Cup Division 1. Any teams that finished in the lower brackets were eligible to play at the Development Cup which was held in Salford Sports Village on 7–8 March 2020. [20] The results of the tournament were as follows: [21]

Group stage

Group A
PlacementTeamWL
1stLondon Unspeakables30
2ndWarwick Quidditch Club21
3rdSouthsea Quidditch Club12
4thBristol Bears03
London Unspeakables180* - 40Southsea Quidditch Club
Warwick Quidditch Club130* - 20Bristol Bears
London Unspeakables160 - 50*Warwick Quidditch Club
Southsea Quidditch Club190* - 30Bristol Bears
London Unspeakables250* - 10Bristol Bears
Southsea Quidditch Club10 - 60*Warwick Quidditch Club
Group B
PlacementTeamWL
1stWerewolves of London Firsts30
2ndBath Quidditch Club21
3rdLondon Unbreakables12
4thOxford Radcliffe Chimeras03
Werewolves of London Firsts210* - 0Bath Quidditch Club
Oxford Radcliffe Chimeras120 - 150*London Unbreakables
Werewolves of London Firsts240* - 0Oxford Radcliffe Chimeras
Bath Quidditch Club170* - 40London Unbreakables
Werewolves of London Firsts290* - 10London Unbreakables
Bath Quidditch Club160* - 70Oxford Radcliffe Chimeras
Group C
PlacementTeamWL
1stLondon Quidditch Club A30
2ndWerewolves of London Seconds21
3rdLondon Unstoppables12
4thSwansea Swans03
London Quidditch Club A190 - 70*Werewolves of London Seconds
London Unstoppables70* - 30Swansea Swans
London Quidditch Club A180* - 20London Unstoppables
Werewolves of London Seconds130* - 10Swansea Swans
London Quidditch Club A230* - 0Swansea Swans
Werewolves of London Seconds130* - 30London Unstoppables
Group D
PlacementTeamWL
1stOxford Mammoths30
2ndSouthampton Quidditch Club21
3rdLondon Quidditch Club B12
4thBournemouth Banshees03
Southampton Quidditch Club150* - 70London Quidditch Club B
Oxford Mammoths200* - 20Bournemouth Banshees
Southampton Quidditch Club100* - 130Oxford Mammoths
London Quidditch Club B190* - 70Bournemouth Banshees
Southampton Quidditch Club120* - 0Bournemouth Banshees
Oxford Mammoths160* - 30London Quidditch Club B

Ranking Stage

Ranking Bracket 1
Round 1Round 2
Match NumberTeamScoreMatch NumberTeamScore
1London Unspeakables209London Unspeakables140
Werewolves of London Firsts100*Southampton Quidditch Club70*
3Werewolves of London Seconds8011Werewolves of London Seconds90
Southampton Quidditch Club90*Southsea Quidditch Club120*
5Southsea Quidditch Club170*13London Unbreakables0
London Unbreakables20Swansea Swans90*
7Swansea Swans140*
Bournemouth Banshees10
Ranking Bracket 2
Round 1Round 2
Match NumberTeamScoreMatch NumberTeamScore
2London Quidditch Club A15010Oxford Mammoths70*
Oxford Mammoths50*Warwick Quidditch Club20
4Warwick Quidditch Club60*12Bath Quidditch Club0
Bath Quidditch Club20London Quidditch Club B100*
6London Unstoppables4014London Unstoppables120*
London Quidditch Club B60*Oxford Radcliffe Chimeras50
8Bristol Bears90
Oxford Radcliffe Chimeras200*

Play-in Stage

Bracket 1 (1st - 4th)
 
Play-inFinal
 
      
 
 
 
 
Werewolves of London Firsts150*
 
 
 
Oxford Mammoths40
 
Werewolves of London Firsts160°°
 
 
 
London Unspeakables120*°
 
London Quidditch Club A70
 
 
London Unspeakables90*
 
3rd-place play-off
 
 
 
 
 
Oxford Mammoths10
 
 
London Quidditch Club A160*
Bracket 2 (5th–8th)
 
Play-in5th-place play-off
 
      
 
 
 
 
Southampton Quidditch Club90°*
 
 
 
London Quidditch Club B60*°
 
Southampton Quidditch Club170*
 
 
 
Southsea Quidditch Club70
 
Warwick Quidditch Club30
 
 
Southsea Quidditch Club60*
 
7th-place play-off
 
 
 
 
 
London Quidditch Club B140*
 
 
Warwick Quidditch Club80
Bracket 3 (9th–12th)
 
Play-in9th-place play-off
 
      
 
 
 
 
Werewolves of London Seconds160*
 
 
 
London Unstoppables60
 
Werewolves of London Seconds150*
 
 
 
Swansea Swans0
 
Bath Quidditch Club70
 
 
Swansea Swans130*
 
11th-place play-off
 
 
 
 
 
London Unstoppables170*
 
 
Bath Quidditch Club50
Bracket 4 (13th–16th)
 
Play-in13th-place play-off
 
      
 
 
 
 
London Unbreakables70
 
 
 
Bristol Bears170*
 
Bristol Bears100
 
 
 
Bournemouth Banshees120*
 
Oxford Radcliffe Chimeras40
 
 
Bournemouth Banshees110*
 
15th-place play-off
 
 
 
 
 
London Unbreakables80
 
 
Oxford Radcliffe Chimeras170*

Final standings

PositionTeamPositionTeam
1stWerewolves of London Firsts9thWerewolves of London Seconds
2ndLondon Unspeakables10thSwansea Swans
3rdLondon Quidditch Club A11thLondon Unstoppables
4thOxford Mammoths12thBath Quidditch Club
5thSouthampton Quidditch Club13thBournemouth Banshees
6thSouthsea Quidditch Club14thBristol Bears
7thLondon Quidditch Club B15thOxford Radcliffe Chimeras
8thWarwick Quidditch Club16thLondon Unbreakables

2021/2022

Due to COVID-19, the planned Southern Cup that would have taken place in November 2020 for the 2020/2021 season was cancelled. For the 2021/2022 season, the new format came in with only university teams competing and the tournament split into two different 1 day round-robin fixtures.

Southern 1

The first fixture took place on 20 November 2021 at the King's House Sports Ground in London. [22] As only five teams were competing, only one division was used. The fixture results were as follows: [23] [9]

PlacementTeamWLQPD [note 1] QPD - C [note 2] Snitch Catches
1stSouthampton Quidditch Club403402703
2ndWarwick Quidditch Club311201202
3rdExeter Eagles13-50-502
4thOxford Universities Quidditch Club (Radcliffe Chimeras)13-90-702
5thBristol Bears04-320-2701
  1. ↑ Quaffle Point Difference - point differential between teams ignoring the 30 points from snitch catch. For example Warwick (110) had an 80 QPD against Bristol (60*) in their game, and Bristol had a -80 QPD against Warwick.
  2. ↑ Quaffle Point Difference Capped - QPD but capped to a maximum of 90 points/minimum of -90 points.
Team 1ScoreTeam 2Game Length
Warwick Quidditch Club110 - 60*Bristol Bears18:00
Southampton Quidditch Club110* - 50Exeter Eagles19:13
Warwick Quidditch Club180* - 110Oxford Universities Quidditch Club33:31
Southampton Quidditch Club220 - 110*Oxford Universities Quidditch Club41:23 (OT)
Bristol Bears60 - 140*Exeter Eagles29:28
Warwick Quidditch Club100* - 10Exeter Eagles18:18
Bristol Bears20 - 100*Oxford Universities Quidditch Club22:57
Southampton Quidditch Club180* - 70Bristol Bears18:00
Oxford Universities Quidditch Club90 - 110*Exeter Eagles18:00
Southampton Quidditch Club110* - 20Warwick Quidditch Club18:00

Southern 2

The second fixture was originally scheduled to take place on 20 February 2022 at the Cardiff City House of Sport in Cardiff, however it was postponed due to storm damage to the venue and instead took place on 12 March at the same location. [24] The fixture results were as follows: [25]

PlacementTeamWLQPDQPD - CSnitch Catches
1stSouthampton Quidditch Club402302203
2ndExeter Eagles311901901
3rdOxford Universities Quidditch Club (Radcliffe Chimeras)22-30-303
4thWarwick Quidditch Club13-160-1502
5thBristol Bears04-230-2301
Team 1ScoreTeam 2Game Length
Southampton Quidditch Club130* - 20Bristol Bears20:30
Warwick Quidditch Club100* - 130Exeter Eagles23:17 (OT)
Warwick Quidditch Club90* - 110Oxford Universities Quidditch Club28:23 (OT)
Southampton Quidditch Club160* - 30Warwick Quidditch Club26:05
Exeter Eagles130* - 30Bristol Bears19:56
Southampton Quidditch Club100 - 90*Oxford Universities Quidditch Club18:15
Warwick Quidditch Club100 - 80*Bristol Bears19:28
Southampton Quidditch Club130* - 90Exeter Eagles22:04
Exeter Eagles100 - 60*Oxford Universities Quidditch Club18:00
Oxford Universities Quidditch Club110* - 50Bristol Bears23:49

2022/2023

The first Southern fixture of the 2022/2023 season is scheduled for 5 November 2022 taking place in the South West with the second fixture scheduled for 11 February 2023 taking place in the South. [18]

Community League

The Community League was started in 2021 after the Northern and Southern Cups were made into tournaments only for university quidditch teams. It acts as an

Community League
Tournament information
Established2021
AdministratorQuidditchUK
Format Round-Robin
Participants14 (in 2022)
Number of
events
3
Website QuidditchUK website
Current champion
London Quidditch Club A
Fixture 1
DatesJuly
Fixture 2
DatesAugust
Fixture 3
DatesSeptember

equivalent tournament for community teams. The format is the same as the updated Northern and Southern format, with teams divided into divisions of around 5 teams each that compete at multiple one day round-robin fixtures in a season. The relegation and promotion system is also the same with teams that place last in a fixture being relegated to a lower division and teams that place first being promoted to a higher one. The Community League has three fixtures per season (compared with the two fixtures per season for Northern and Southern) and final rankings after all fixtures are used to determine seedings and qualification for the British Quidditch Cup and European Qualifier Tournament.

2021/2022 Season

Fixture 1

The debut fixture of the Community League was planned to take place on 14 August 2021, however in June the decision was made to cancel this fixture to allow teams more time to prepare for full-contact games after social distancing regulations due to COVID-19 were relaxed. On 4 September, the first fixture was attended by 9 teams and took place at the Derby Rugby Football Club in Derby. [26] [27] Due to a number of teams being unable to attend, this fixture was decided beforehand to have no effect on the rest of the competitive season. For example, there would be no promotions or relegations between divisions based on the tournament and the results would not be used for seedings for the British Quidditch Cup or European Qualifier Tournament. In addition, the originally planned three divisions was reduced to two based on the attendance numbers. [28] The full results were as follows: [29]

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Locations of the Community League fixtures
Division 1
PlacementTeamWL
1stVelociraptors40
2ndWerewolves of London Firsts31
3rdLondon Quidditch Club A22
4thLondon Unspeakables13
5thOlympians Quidditch Club04
Team 1ScoreTeam 2Game Length
Werewolves of London Firsts130* - 80Olympians Quidditch Club20:31
Velociraptors110 - 70*London Quidditch Club A18:26
Velociraptors130* - 40London Unspeakables18:52
Werewolves of London Firsts140* - 40London Unspeakables20:33
London Quidditch Club A210* - 140Olympians Quidditch Club29:24
Velociraptors120* - 50Olympians Quidditch Club19:15
London Quidditch Club A110* - 30London Unspeakables18:37
Werewolves of London Firsts140 - 90*London Quidditch Club A27:23 (OT)
London Unspeakables130* - 120Olympians Quidditch Club18:00
Velociraptors140* - 100Werewolves of London Firsts26:24
Division 2
PlacementTeamWL
1stSouthsea Quidditch30
2ndWest Country Rebels21
3rdEast Midlands Vipers12
4thKelpies Quidditch Club03
Team 1ScoreTeam 2Game Length
Southsea Quidditch150* - 10West Country Rebels20:01
Kelpies Quidditch Club70* - 100East Midlands Vipers18:54
Southsea Quidditch170* - 120Kelpies Quidditch Club
West Country Rebels80* - 50East Midlands Vipers
Southsea Quidditch110 - 60*East Midlands Vipers21:03 (OT)
West Country Rebels110 - 90*Kelpies Quidditch Club27:28 (OT)

Fixture 2

A second fixture took place on 9 October 2021 at King's House Sports Ground in London and was attended by 12 teams. [30] The originally planned three divisions were used at this tournament with 4 teams in each, teams competed in a round-robin before doing play-offs for 1st / 2nd place and 3rd / 4th place within each division to determine the final rankings.

The full results were as follows: [31]

Division 1
PlacementTeam
1stWerewolves of London Firsts
2ndLondon Quidditch Club A
3rdVelociraptors
4thLondon Unspeakables
MatchTeam 1ScoreTeam 2Game Length
Round-robinLondon Quidditch Club A30 - 80*Werewolves of London Firsts18:10
Velociraptors120* - 40London Unspeakables19:38
London Unspeakables50 - 140*Werewolves of London Firsts20:22
Velociraptors30 - 140*London Quidditch Club A19:25
London Unspeakables80* - 140London Quidditch Club A29:22 (OT)
Velociraptors180* - 160Werewolves of London Firsts29:41 (OT)
3rd / 4th play-offVelociraptors140* - 10London Unspeakables20:08
1st / 2nd play-offLondon Quidditch Club A70 - 140*Werewolves of London Firsts18:20
Division 2
PlacementTeam
1stOlympians Quidditch Club
2ndOxford Mammoths
3rdSouthsea Quidditch
4thLondon Quidditch Club B
MatchTeam 1ScoreTeam 2Game Length
Round-robinOlympians Quidditch Club110* - 40Southsea Quidditch18:47
Oxford Mammoths120 - 60*London Quidditch Club B26:52 (OT)
London Quidditch Club B60 - 160*Southsea Quidditch24:08
Oxford Mammoths30 - 130*Olympians Quidditch Club19:29
Oxford Mammoths90* - 70Southsea Quidditch21:55
Olympians Quidditch Club150* - 20London Quidditch Club B18:28
3rd / 4th play-offSouthsea Quidditch150* - 20London Quidditch Club B23:40
1st / 2nd play-offOlympians Quidditch Club110 - 40Oxford Mammoths21:17 (OT)
Division 3
PlacementTeam
1stWerewolves of London Seconds
2ndWest Country Rebels
3rdEast Midlands Vipers
4thLondon Unbreakables
MatchTeam 1ScoreTeam 2Game Length
Round-robinLondon Unbreakables30* - 100West Country Rebels
East Midlands Vipers10 - 110*Werewolves of London Seconds18:10
East Midlands Vipers70* - 100West Country Rebels28:03 (OT)
London Unbreakables30* - 220Werewolves of London Seconds26:57
Werewolves of London Seconds80 - 60*West Country Rebels
East Midlands Vipers140 - 50*London Unbreakables18:44
3rd / 4th play-offEast Midlands Vipers160* - 20London Unbreakables18:00
1st / 2nd play-offWerewolves of London Seconds130* - 40West Country Rebels22:47

2022/2023 Season

Fixture 1

The first Community League fixture of the season took place on 2 July 2022 at the All Hallows RC High School in Manchester with 10 teams competing in a round-robin over 3 divisions. [32] [33] The fixture was originally scheduled to take place at the Salford Sports Village however due to a COVID outbreak at the venue the location was changed the day before the event. [34] [35]

The full results were as follows (teams in italics did not attend the fixture):

Division 1
PlacementTeam
1stWerewolves of London Firsts
2ndOlympians Quidditch Club
3rdVelociraptors
4thLondon Quidditch Club
5thLondon Unspeakables(Relegated)
Team 1ScoreTeam 2Game Length
Werewolves of London Firsts130* - 120Olympians Quidditch Club29:58
Velociraptors30 -120*Werewolves of London Firsts20:11
Olympians Quidditch Club110* - 90Velociraptors21:32
Division 2
PlacementTeam
1stWerewolves of London Seconds (Promoted)
2ndSouthsea Quidditch
3rdOxford Mammoths
4thKelpies Quidditch Club
5thEast Midlands Vipers(Relegated)
Team 1ScoreTeam 2Game Length
Oxford Mammoths120 - 40*Kelpies Quidditch Club26:01
Werewolves of London Seconds120* - 110Southsea Quidditch22:12
Southsea Quidditch140 - 100*Kelpies Quidditch Club28:31 (OT)
Oxford Mammoths80* - 130Werewolves of London Seconds22:35 (OT)
Oxford Mammoths60 - 120*Southsea Quidditch21:55
Kelpies Quidditch Club30 - 120*Werewolves of London Seconds20:40
Division 3
PlacementTeam
1stPhoenix Quidditch (Promoted)
2ndPrometheans (Olympians Seconds)
3rdWest Country Rebels
4thBirmingham Badgers
Team 1ScoreTeam 2Game Length
West Country Rebels50 - 170*Phoenix Quidditch31:49
Prometheans10 - 90*Phoenix Quidditch20:38
West Country Rebels40 - 170*Prometheans22:37

Fixture 2

The second fixture took place on 13 August 2022 at the Derby Rugby Football Club in Derby with 13 teams competing over 3 divisions. [36] Due to extreme heat the event utilised the new IQA recommendations for water breaks. [37] The event also coincided with a national rail strike on the same day. [38]

The full results were as follows:

Division 1
PlacementTeam
1stWerewolves of London Firsts
2ndLondon Quidditch Club A
3rdOlympians Quidditch Club
4thWerewolves of London Seconds
5thVelociraptors (Relegated)
Team 1ScoreTeam 2Game Length
Olympians Quidditch Club150* - 50Velociraptors21:49
Werewolves of London Firsts170* - 20Werewolves of London Seconds22:00
Velociraptors80* - 150London Quidditch Club A29:00 (OT)
Werewolves of London Firsts120* - 40London Quidditch Club A20:55
Werewolves of London Seconds70 - 160*Olympians Quidditch Club24:07
Velociraptors100 - 120*Werewolves of London Seconds28:51
London Quidditch Club A110 - 100*Olympians Quidditch Club28:36 (OT)
Werewolves of London Firsts100* - 40Olympians Quidditch Club20:15
Werewolves of London Firsts120* - 0VelociraptorsAbandoned
London Quidditch Club A210* - 50Werewolves of London Seconds20:33
Division 2
PlacementTeam
1stPhoenix Quidditch (Promoted)
2ndSouthsea Quidditch
3rdKelpies Quidditch Club
4thOxford Mammoths
Division 3
PlacementTeam
1stPrometheans (Olympians Seconds) (Promoted)
2ndLondon Quidditch Club B
3rdEast Midlands Vipers
4thWest Country Rebels

Fixture 3

The third and final Community League fixture of the season took place on 17 September 2022 at the Farnham Common Sports Club in Slough with 14 teams competing over 3 divisions. [39]

Division 1
PlacementTeam
1stLondon Quidditch Club A
2ndWerewolves of London Firsts
3rdOlympians Quidditch Club
4thWerewolves of London Seconds
5thPhoenix Quidditch (Relegated)
Division 2
PlacementTeam
1stVelociraptors (Promoted)
2ndSouthsea Quidditch
3rdPrometheans (Olympians Seconds)
4thOxford Mammoths
5thKelpies Quidditch Club (Relegated)
Division 3
PlacementTeam
1stLondon Quidditch Club B (Promoted)
2ndWest Country Rebels
3rdEast Midlands Vipers
4thWerewolves of London Thirds

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