Quidditch

 

 

Quidditch is the most popular sport in the Wizarding world and is followed by most.
There are 7 players on a team. These are the Keeper, the Seeker, 3 Chasers and 2 Beaters. 3 balls are used in Quidditch.
It is the Keeper's job from stopping the opposing team's Chasers from scoring with the Quaffle.
The Quaffle can be placed by the Chasers to score through one of the 6 hoops that are suspended in mid-air. It is red.
10 points are given every time there is a goal with the Quaffle.
Two black balls called Bludgers try to knock any players off their broomsticks and it is the Beaters that try and keep the Bludgers away from their own team and knock them towards the opposing team.
The golden snitch is the last ball. It is gold in color with little wings and is the size of a walnut making it the smallest ball in the game.
The Golden Snitch is also the most important ball in the game as the game can only stop once the snitch has been caught.
The snitch however, is hard to catch because it is difficult to see as it travels fast and is extremely small. It is the job of the Seeker to catch the snitch.
The team who catches the Snitch gets 150 points, so that team nearly always wins.
There are 700 ways of committing a Quidditch foul and it is the Seekers who are the ones that get fouled the most during a game of Quidditch.

 

 

 

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