I'm not a Potterhead. In fact, to the disbelief of most, I started reading the Harry Potter books and stopped somewhere in the middle of one. I've seen all but the most recent of the movies and enjoy them, and from knowing people who are bigger fans I think I know the general gist of the series, but I wouldn't consider myself a Potterhead by any means.
That said, to use the series' native British vernacular, intercollegiate quidditch is bloody brilliant.
The mental_floss blog wrote all about the Quidditch World Cup, which took place this past weekend. I'll let you read the link for the details, but essentially, 20 collegiate teams faced off in a competition which was as quidditch as you can get without the ability to fly.
Professionally, I work in the field of student activities, and I look forward to the moment a quidditch club walks through our doors looking to form.
That said, to use the series' native British vernacular, intercollegiate quidditch is bloody brilliant.
The mental_floss blog wrote all about the Quidditch World Cup, which took place this past weekend. I'll let you read the link for the details, but essentially, 20 collegiate teams faced off in a competition which was as quidditch as you can get without the ability to fly.
Professionally, I work in the field of student activities, and I look forward to the moment a quidditch club walks through our doors looking to form.
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