Notes

The Inter-House Quidditch Cup, also known as the Hogwarts Quidditch Cup or simply the Quidditch Cup, is awarded yearly at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry to the House Quidditch team with the most total points.

The Inter-House Quidditch Cup, also known as the Hogwarts Quidditch Cup or simply the Quidditch Cup, is awarded yearly at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry to the House Quidditch team with the most total points.

A commentator of note was Lee Jordan, who attended Hogwarts in the 1990s, a task he carried out since his third year, and possibly before that as well. Lee sprinkled his commentaries with a bit of Gryffindor bias, a shameless admiration for Angelina Johnson, and more than a few swear words at times, not always to the amusement of Professor McGonagall.

Final standings in the competition are based on the total amount of points won over all matches played, rather than the number of victories. It is entirely possible for one team to lose to another, but still claim the Cup if their points from previous games were high enough.

The Quidditch Cup itself is an enormous, silver trophy cup, with four handles designed after the four Houses' emblematic animals. The Cup is traditionally kept in the office of the reigning champions' Head of House.

Quidditch results are important not only for the pride of winning the Quidditch Cup, but also because there are House Points at stake. It was stated before the Gryffindor vs Hufflepuff match in 1992 that if Gryffindor won they would overtake Slytherin in the House Championship for the first time in seven years. It’s never made clear how many points are awarded for Quidditch victories, but when Harry was docked fifty points by Professor McGonagall for running round the Astronomy Tower at 1:00 in the morning, he worried that he’d lost the lead he gained through his last Quidditch victory. Percy Weasley also remarks to Harry Potter that his playing the day before brought Gryffindorinto the lead for the House Cup, by earning them fifty points during Harry's second year.

Oliver Wood, captain of the Gryffindor Quidditch team in Harry's early years, always pressured the team to win the cup, and always made a speech before entering the pitch if they had gotten to the final match, even though sometimes his teammates ignored his speeches.

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Warna Seragam Team

• Gryffindor: Scarlet dengan emblem singa.
• Hufflepuff: Kuning Canary dengan emblem Luwak.
• Ravenclaw: Biru dengan emblem Elang.
• Slytherin: Hijau dengan emblem Ular.

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Pertandingan

• 1st Match: Gryffindor - Slytherin
○ First/Second weekend in November

• 2nd Match: Hufflepuff - Ravenclaw
○ Third/Fourth weekend in November

• 3rd Match: Ravenclaw - Slytherin
○ Third/Fourth weekend in February

• 4th Match: Gryffindor - Hufflepuff
○ First/Second weekend in March

• 5th Match: Hufflepuff - Slytherin
○ First/Second weekend in May

• 6th Match: Gryffindor - Ravenclaw
○ Third/Fourth weekend in May

Exceptions to this schedule of matches have occurred, such as during the 1953-1954 school year and 1993–1994 school year.

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Tahun - Tahun Pertandingan.

1600s

Around the 1691–1692 school year, Gryffindor suffer such a heavy defeat, it takes three hundred years until they suffer one worse.[6]This most likely took place during the captaincy of Astrix Alixan, Gryffindor team captain from 1688 to 1692.[7] Alixan was succeeded in the post by Filemina Alchin(1692–1696), Angelina Appleby (1696–1700).[7]

1700s

The first captains of the Gryffindor team in the 18th century, succeeding Angelina Appleby, were Oona Ballington (1700–1704), Concepta Battista (1704–1708), Betty Bickering (1708–1712), Hugh Biggs (1712–1716), Mike Boon (1716–1720), Jason Charmer (1720–1724), and Sophia Prickett(1724–?).[8]

The Slytherin team was captained by Katie Rayknolls (1724–1728), Vicky Bishopper(1728–1732), Robin Higgy (1732–1736), Mark Sommertime (1736–1740), Russell Lucky(1740–1744), Dan Darker (1744–1748), Jess Lafington (1748–1752), Kris Kolumbiko(1752–1756), and David Makehay (1756–1760), all of whom for four consecutive school years,[9] until Mark Overcliff, replacing David Makehay, became captain of the Slytherin Quidditch team. Overcliff's captainship was only during the 1760–1761 school year.[9]

Pre-1910s

Minerva McGonagall, like her mother, was a gifted Quidditch player, who represented Gryffindor during her time at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

Minerva had a nasty fall in her final year (a foul during the Gryffindor versus Slytherin match, which would decide the Quidditch Cup winner) and left her with a concussion, several broken ribs, and a lifelong desire to see Slytherin crushed on the Quidditch pitch.

1940s–1970s

The Slytherin team was captained by Winky Crockett (1940–1944), Neil Lament (1944–1948), Andrew Snowy Owl (1948–1952), Jo King (1952–1956), Rufus Winickus (1956–1960), Jody Jacknife (1960–1964), Stuart Craggy (1964–1968), Steve Laughalot(1968–1972), and Emma Vanity (1972–1976), all of whom for four consecutive school years,[11] until Lucinda Talkalot, replacing Emma Vanity, became captain of the Slytherin Quidditch team. Talkalot's captainship was only during the 1976–1977 school year.[11]

1966–1967 school year

The final match of the season was played between Gryffindor and another house team, and Ethan Parkin played for one of the two teams. The final score of the match was 570-580, with Ethan Parkin's team winning after scoring ten points with the help of the Power Play tactic and their Seeker catching the Snitch. Multiple fouls were committed during the match.[12]

Records Achieved

Highest-scoring Hogwarts Quidditch match of all time: 570-580[12]

Referees

Rolanda Hooch 1968–1969 school year

R. J. H. King played on the Gryffindor Quidditch team, and won an award for it in 1969.

1970s

James Potter played as a Chaser for Gryffindor sometime during the 1970s.[14] At some point during this period, the Gryffindor team won the Quidditch cup.[15]

During the 1970–1971 school year, M. G. McGonagall played on the Gryffindor Quidditch team, winning an award for it.[13]

Regulus Black played for Slytherin during the 1977–1978 school year.

1985–1986 school year

Charlie Weasley played as Seeker for Gryffindor this season.[1] Gryffindor beat Slytherin.[16] Gryffindor won the Quidditch Cup.[6]

1986–1987 school year

Angelica Cole was the captain of the Gryffindor Quidditch team that year.[17]

1988–1989 school year

There was some rescheduling of games. A Gryffindor-Ravenclaw match was played at least twice, meaning it was likely something happened to cause a rematch. The second Gryffindor-Ravenclaw match was shortly after the Slytherin-Hufflepuff match.[18][19]Gryffindor did not win the Quidditch Cup.

1989–1990 school year

Either Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw or Slytherin won the Quidditch Cup.

1990–1991 school year

According to Gryffindor Head of House, Minerva McGonagall, Gryffindor were "flattened" by Slytherin.[20]Oliver Wood was Gryffindor's Keeper and Fred and George Weasley were Beaters. Alicia Spinnet was only a reserve for Gryffindor this season.
Results Slytherin defeated Gryffindor.

1991–1992 school year

Harry Potter became Gryffindor's youngest Seeker in 100 years and flew a Nimbus 2000broom. Oliver Wood was Gryffindor Keeper and captain. Fred and George Weasley were the Gryffindor Beaters, while Alicia Spinnet, Angelina Johnson and Katie Bell served as Chasers. Marcus Flint was in his fifth year and captained Slytherin. Slytherin's Keeper was Miles Bletchley, Terence Higgs was their Seeker and Adrian Pucey played as a Chaser.

Despite being in only his first year at Hogwarts Harry was drafted into the Gryffindor team after Professor McGonagall witnessed him spectacularly catch Neville Longbottom's Remembrall after a fifty foot dive. He became the youngest house player in a century.[20]

The opening game, Gryffindor versus Slytherin, was played on a cold November's day. This was Harry Potter's debut match. Angelina Johnson was first to score, shooting the Quaffle past Bletchley. The first time Harry spotted the Snitch, so did Higgs, but as Harry sped towards it he was blocked by Flint. For this, Madam Hooch awarded a penalty which Alicia Spinnet scored, but the Seekers had lost sight of the Snitch. Professor Quirrell then began to magically interfere with Harry's broom, but Harry was saved when Hermione Granger cast a spell to start a small fire in the stand that Quirrell was occupying - although she believed it was Snape that she was distracting (Snape was in fact muttering a counter-charm). Harry regained control of his broom and caught the Snitch by accidentally almost swallowing it. Although Flint complained to Hooch, she judged the incident fair play and Gryffindor won the match 170-60.[21]

Professor Severus Snape refereed the Hufflepuff versus Gryffindor match. His decisions were biased in favour of Hufflepuff. Gryffindor Beater, George Weasley hit a Bludger at him. Harry caught the Snitch in record time and won the game for Gryffindor.[22]

Harry was unconscious in the hospital wing for three days and couldn't take part in the Gryffindor versus Ravenclaw match, in which Gryffindor suffered their worst defeat in three hundred years.[6]

It's not certain who won the Cup, but Gryffindor were not the winners. It's probable that Slytherin were the winners, given the importance of Quidditch Cup points in the overall House standings, and the fact that Slytherin were the house in the overall lead. Slytherin would have won their final two matches by a sufficient margin and overtook Gryffindor who only achieved 90 points difference. Ravenclaw would have needed to lose at least one game or win by only a small margin, probably to Hufflepuff to achieve their 2-1 record (if they won 3, they probably would have higher points than Slytherin, who also lost one game).

Results
Gryffindor defeated Slytherin.
Gryffindor defeated Hufflepuff.
Ravenclaw defeated Gryffindor.

Records Achieved
Youngest house player in 100 years : Harry Potter (Gryffindor)
Fastest ever capture of the Snitch : Harry Potter (Gryffindor)
Heaviest defeat of Gryffindor in 300 years : Ravenclaw

1992–1993 school year

The Slytherin team began the season with a new Seeker, Draco Malfoy, whose father bought the entire team brand new Nimbus 2001 brooms. There were no girls on the Slytherin team this season. Gryffindor kept the same team as the previous season. Harry flew a Nimbus 2000. Fred and George Weasley flew Cleansweep Fives.

Wood planned to begin training before the other three sides. Unfortunately for Gryffindor, who had got up at the crack of dawn for their first training session, Slytherin had been given use of the Hogwarts Quidditch pitch by Severus Snape. To make matters worse Harry had to leave with Ron Weasley after he cast a spell on Draco Malfoy which backfired, causing Ron to belch up slugs.[6]

During the rainy Slytherin versus Gryffindor match, the Slytherin Chasers were dominant, taking a 60-0 lead at one point. Harry was relentlessly pursued by a rogue Bludger, so Oliver Wood called for a time-out. However, Harry agreed to play on, telling the Weasley twins to stop flying around him so he could pursue the Snitch. When the action resumed Harry was struck on the elbow by a Bludger, which broke his right arm. Despite this, when he spotted the Snitch he was able to chase after it and grasp it in his left hand, winning the match for Gryffindor. Gilderoy Lockhartthen attempted to mend Harry's broken arm, but instead removed the bone. Harry was given Skele-Gro in the Hospital Wing, where that night Dobby revealed it was he who had tampered with the Bludger.

In anticipation of their next match against Hufflepuff, Wood insisted on Gryffindor team practises every night after dinner.[24]

Unfortunately the Quidditch Cup was completely cancelled due to attacks on Muggle-born students before the Gryffindor versus Hufflepuff match.

Results Gryffindor defeated Slytherin.