Quodpot


Quodpot is played between two teams of eleven players each, centered around the explosive ball known as the Quod. Players aim to get the Quod into the pot at the end of the pitch before it explodes. If successful, the team scores a point and a new Quod is brought into play. If the Quod explodes while a player is holding it, that player must leave the field. The pot contains a solution to prevent the Quod from exploding once it is safely inside.

Children can join Quodpot leagues starting the year they turn eight. This means that if a child is seven during the summer but will turn eight by the end of the year, they are eligible to participate. For example, a child born in 2009 who will turn nine in 2018 can join the league in 2017, even if they are still seven during the summer. This policy ensures that all children of the same birth year can play together, promoting fairness and inclusion.

Teams** will be separated by years:

• U9 beginner (8 and 9-year-old birth years)
• U11 (10-11-year-old birth years)
• U14 (12-14-year-old birth years)
• U17 (14-17-year-old birth years)
• Adult

*Broom sports leagues and competitions won't start until a child is 8 due to safety and liability.
**The number of teams is determined by the number of children that register to play and the amount of coaching volunteers that season.

Broom Races


Broom racing is a competition among witches and wizards that can involve many competitors and attract millions of spectators. The race consists of a start point, an end point, and, of course, a broomstick. This exciting event captivates audiences and showcases the skill and speed of its participants. This sport is open to anyone aged eight and older. For non-school-age participants, there are seven races held throughout the year, while school-age participants can enjoy four races each summer. These races are designed purely for recreational fun and the enjoyment of racing. It's important to note that the annual broom races in Sweden are not part of this schedule. Races are organized by age groups, allowing participants to compete for first or second place within their respective categories.


Ages competing against each other:

8-9
10-15
16-20
21-30
31-40
41-50
51-60
61-70
71-80
81-90
91+

*Broom sports leagues and competitions won't start until a child is 8 due to safety and liability.

Gobstones

Recreational Gobstones has two parts in the ministry:

Gobstones Camp:

Gobstones camp is an annual event where professional players come together for a week to teach children ages 4 to 17 the sport of Gobstones. The camp offers lessons ranging from beginner to advanced levels. Older students also have the opportunity to talk with players, scouts, and team managers, providing valuable insights and guidance for those interested in furthering their Gobstone talents.

Gobstones Competition:

Children can join Gobstones competitions starting the year they turn six. This means that if a child is five during the summer but will turn six by the end of the year, they are eligible to participate. For example, a child born in 2012 who will turn six in 2018 can join the league in 2018, even if they are still five during the summer. This policy ensures that all children of the same birth year can play together, promoting fairness and inclusion.


Age groups are:

6-7
8-9
10-13
14-17
Adults

*The number of teams is determined by the number of children that register to play and the amount of coaching volunteers that season.