Quidditch NSW is the premier sports club in Sydney dedicated to the popular and thrilling sport of quadball. Serving as the governing body of quadball in the state, Quidditch NSW organises tournaments and events throughout the year, ensuring an exciting and competitive environment for both existing and aspiring teams.
At Quidditch NSW, our aim is to provide teams with the necessary support and resources to thrive in the world of quadball. With a dedicated board of seven directors, we are always ready and happy to assist with any inquiries or concerns. We encourage members and enthusiasts to reach out to us by sending a message, and we will be more than happy to assist.
Quadball, also known as quidditch, is an exhilarating sport that combines elements of rugby, dodgeball, and tag. Participants compete on broomsticks, adding an extra layer of excitement and uniqueness to the game. Quidditch NSW is proud to be at the forefront of quadball development and promotion, bringing this thrilling sport to the people of New South Wales.
As part of our commitment to promoting quadball in the state, Quidditch NSW offers various membership options for individuals and teams. By becoming a member, you will gain access to exclusive benefits, including participation in tournaments, workshops, and social events. Whether you're an experienced player or just starting out, our club welcomes players of all skill levels and provides a supportive and inclusive community for everyone to enjoy.
Stay up to date with the latest quadball news, schedules, and results by visiting our website and following us on social media. Check out our comprehensive rulebook to familiarise yourself with the intricacies of the game. We also encourage you to explore the various teams affiliated with Quidditch NSW, discover their achievements, and get inspired to join the quadball community.
To get in touch with Quidditch NSW, you can reach us at quadballnsw@gmail. Com. We value your input and feedback and are eager to hear from you. Join us in embracing the excitement and camaraderie of quadball as we continue to push the boundaries of this fantastic sport in New South Wales.
Note: This description is based on the assumption that “quadball” is a term commonly used for the sport “quidditch” in this context. If this assumption is incorrect, please replace “quadball” with “quidditch” throughout the description.