As QuidditchUK research the best options for the 2020/21 season and  beyond, we are continuing our community consultation to help us design a  successful season structure. The timeline of these consultations is  below, and we hope everyone finds something they can engage with! Each  stage of consultation will be launched after there has been sufficient  time for the previous stage to be evaluated, and for amendments to be  made reflecting the insights from previous consultations.


Second round-table (if demand suffices): To be consulted with attendees

Public review of round-table comments: 23rd March

We are currently looking for participants in the round-table; information about this is provided here and you can sign up through this form!

The minutes from General Forum, the first phase of consultation, can be found here.  The document commentary will be a more developed proposal, released  with a form allowing all members to send in their comments.


Please note that at every stage of the consultation, the proposed  changes are non-binding. We are keen to avoid adjustments which would  seriously harm or inconvenience teams of any kind, and all proposals are  attempting to balance many competing priorities. These consultations  are an opportunity to help to build a functional season structure  together, benefitting teams across the country and giving everyone  better opportunities for competition.


If, after consultation and review, we find that the current (2019/20)  structure is the most appropriate to support the growth and quality of  quidditch in the UK, we will strive to deliver a successful 2020/21  season within this format. We welcome your comments, ideas and queries  throughout this process, and we are looking forward to working with  community members to ensure a successful 2019/20 and 2020/21 season.

QuidditchUK launches next phase of community consultation for 2020/21 season

This announcement is just the first step as we prepare to host the European Games. For athletes and teams, details such as team and player registration, accommodation, and more will be posted shortly by the IQA. 

To the UK Quadball community, we will need all the help we can get to make this the biggest and best event possible - this is an incredible opportunity to help build the sport and anyone interested in volunteering should get in touch with the IQA or QUK. 

And finally if you are just excited to attend, as we get closer to the event we will share details about tickets, socials, and more. For now, update your calendars - it's going to be a great weekend.

London's calling: find out more about Quadball taking London by storm this summer as it's set to host European Games 2024

European Games 2024 Announcement | QuadballUK

London to host IQA European Games 2024

QuadballUK are welcoming three new faces into executive level roles. 


We're excited to have Sam Spencer from Southsea Quadball Club and Gemma Woolliscroft from Olympians Quadball Club join us as Gameplay Director and Secretary respectively! 


Leading Team England towards success is Sebastian Waters as Head Coach. Seb is working alongside Team Manager, Tristan Harris. 

New Gameplay Director, Secretary and Team England Head Coach!

We're still looking for a Vice President and Technology Director. We also have vacancies open for Team Scotland Assistant Manager, Team Scotland Social Media Officer, National Team Scouts, National Team Trainees and Coaching Aides. Send us your questions and applications through if you're interested or check out the rest of our open roles on our website if none of these are right for you! 

QUK and SISU Sports Mouthguards Announce Parternship

QUK and SISU Sports Mouthguards Partnership Extended

After a year in the post, we are sad to say that Alex is stepping down as Vice President.  Alex first came into the position of Vice President whilst still a university student and has since graduated and is stepping away from the role so that she is able to dedicate her time to her job. Thank you Alex for your time in the role and all the hard work you've put towards it! 

With Alex stepping away, this means we are looking for a new Vice President. Alex has the following words to share about the role:

"It’s been an excellent opportunity to build skills for both inside and outside the role and to get more involved with the sport you care about. Building relationships within the community is key to the role and an absolute joy to fulfil as you will get to meet people within and outside of the UK that you never would have otherwise".

If you want to know more about the role, send us an email at volunteers@quidditchuk.org 

If you'd like to apply, just send us an application using the form below!

Alex Freeman stepping down from Vice-President

Alex steps down as Vice-President

QuadballUK is lead by the executive management team, who oversee the day-to-day operational and administrative work across a number of departments within the organisation. The team meet weekly to discuss recent developments, review and create new policies, and share new opportunities for growth or support to both quadball and our community. All of our members are dedicated volunteers, and work hard to make the sport the best it can be.

2023 has brought a new group of fresh faces and some familiar faces into new roles who are all dedicated to ensuring QUK continues to support the Quadball community.  

We are still looking for a Technology Director to join the team and lead key developments for QUK's website and the various systems we utlilise for membership, souting and scheduling. If you want to find out more about the role, send us a message at volunteers@quidditchuk.org or submit an application below. 