In fact, when Harry played he only ever lost two games, and both times it was due to circumstances beyond his control; fainting after Dementors went into the Hogwarts grounds without permission, and that very unfortunate incident when Cormac McLaggen knocked him out with a Beater's bat.
In Harry's absence, Gryffindor was defeated in their final game of the season against Ravenclaw, costing them their chance at the Quidditch Cup that year.
How many times did Gryffindor win the Quidditch cup during Harry's seven years at Hogwarts? 3, Harry only won it personally once.
Did you know? Harry Potter was an extremely gifted Seeker, but he only played in nine matches during his time at Hogwarts, compiling a winning record of 7-2.
Gryffindor won the Quidditch cup during Harry's second, third, fifth and seventh years at Hogwarts. 3, Harry only won it personally once.
In fact, when Harry played he only ever lost two games, and both times it was due to circumstances beyond his control; fainting after Dementors went into the Hogwarts grounds without permission, and that very unfortunate incident when Cormac McLaggen knocked him out with a Beater's bat.
– In Chapter 19 of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Harry, Fred, and George are permanently banned from Quidditch by Umbridge after getting into a fight with Draco during a match.
With so many championships to their name, the Magpies were the best Quidditch team in Harry Potter.
In Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, because of the ongoing battle with Professor Umbridge, Harry was banned from the Quidditch team along with Fred and George Weasley; so Angelina did have to engineer a mid-season replacement for her Seeker and both Beaters.
The Quidditch match was played between Gryffindor and Slytherin in November 1995. The game introduced the new Gryffindor Keeper Ron Weasley and was won by Gryffindor, meaning that Gryffindor had continued to defeat Slytherin in every game since Harry Potter joined the team in 1991.
2 November 1995: Umbridge banned Harry, Fred and George from playing quidditch.
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
He gets Harry and the Weasley twins banned from the Gryffindor Quidditch team when they attack him during a postmatch brawl after Draco insults their families following Gryffindor's win over Slytherin.
Anyway, Harry never aspires to be a professional Quidditch player. His goal is always to be an Auror. It may seem a counter-intuitive choice, but Harry has better reason than most to pursue dark wizards. He also has experiences that leave him uniquely qualified.
If Draco had been a Gryffindor, he still would have had parents strongly affiliated with Lord Voldemort and Bellatrix Lestrange as an aunt. Malfoy Manor would've still been a good base for Voldemort. Dumbledore would remain a major threat and Malfoy would have been in a good position to get close to him at school.
The Slytherins field a very strong Quidditch team. They won the Cup for seven years in a row until Gryffindor finally took it away from them in 1994. Slytherin strategy often appears to favour brawn over skill, and they will not hesitate to use dirty tricks or cheating.
Draco Quit Quidditch
Because of the strictness an severity of his tasks, Draco eventually loses all interest in his previous Hogwarts activities. His grades began to suffer during his sixth year, and he eventually loses interest in Quidditch. He even has a fellow Slytherin, Harper, take his place on the team.
Harry missed the season's last game due to detention with Professor Snape. Therefore, for that final match, Ginny Weasley played as Seeker, and her position as a Chaser was taken over once again by Dean Thomas.
Slytherin's captain was still Marcus Flint. His fellow Chasers were Graham Montague and Cassius Warrington.
The Quidditch season begins, and Harry is about to play in his first match against Slytherin. To prepare, Harry borrows a book entitled Quidditch Through the Ages from Hermione.
Puddlemere United
They not only poached former Gryffindor team captain Oliver Wood for their reserves, but are also Albus Dumbledore's team of choice.
The Chudley Canons! Ron Weasley's beloved team, famous for their vibrant orange colours, came in second place in our list altogether – although Slytherins favoured this team far less than the other three houses...
Ginny Weasley
After Harry got banned from playing the game in book five, and when he was stuck serving detention with Snape in book six, Ginny stepped up and helped take Gryffindor to victory in not one but two Quidditch Cups, one more than Harry!
Rowling claims that Quidditch is a sport that "infuriates" men in particular, who are bothered by the unrealistic scoring system. Because of the emphasis on the Snitch, legal scholar William Baude called Quidditch "a really stupid game".
The trademark for "Quidditch" is owned by the Warner Brothers film and entertainment company, which currently limits its commercial opportunities.
Quidditch changes its name to Quadball after J.K. Rowling's alleged anti-trans comments. Real-life quidditch - based on the magical game featured in the Harry Potter franchise - is being renamed quadball by the sport's governing bodies.