Every individual member in the United States is covered under the IQA's comprehensive accident insurance plan while playing at IQA-sanctioned events. This coverage means that if a member experiences a serious injury that is covered by the plan, the league insurance will pay for it up to a certain amount.

Individual membership insurance only covers IQA-sanctioned events. It does NOT cover practices, non-sanctioned scrimmages, tournaments, or games.

Right now, the IQA is only able to offer insurance coverage in the United States. Membership prices outside the United States are lower to reflect the lack of coverage. The IQA will be working with other countries throughout the season to expand insurance coverage for future seasons.

Members are eligible to play with an official team and attend any IQA-sanctioned event, including regional championships (on an official team). The list of IQA-sanctioned events will grow every year, as the IQA teams up with existing events to give them more funding, publicity, and volunteer support. The IQA's goal is for each region to host at least three events in addition to regionals this year. See a full list of IQA-sanctioned events.

At the beginning of each summer, the IQA will notify you if there are enough players in your city to form a summer league. Depending on the level of interest, this could mean anything from the IQA facilitating weekend pick-up games to putting players on rec teams and creating a weekend game schedule that will culminate in a rec team tournament at the end of the summer.

Official members will receive free registration to their regional championship, if they are playing on an official team attending the tournament.

Every member will receive a photo player ID card. This non-transferable card takes the place of photo ID when checking in at tournaments, and is the key to accessing your membership benefits. The ID card can also be used to get discounts from official merchandise partners—plus, when someone doesn't believe you play quidditch, all you have to do is show them your card.

This snazzy membership patch will have the year on it, so you can show off how long you've been playing quidditch, Girl or Boy Scout style.

Full issues of Quidditch Quarterly, the only magazine dedicated to the sport, will be available online only to members. The public will be able to see a teaser version with fewer articles. QQ can also be purchased as a print subscription, but unfortunately the production costs are still too high for us to currently be able to offer print copies with membership. Someday!

Our members receive discounts and perks from the following merchants:

• IQA Pro Shop—20% discount on merchandise purchased at events, and a 10% discount online.
• Petersons—10% discount.
• Quiyk—Exclusive early access new products and at least six members-only sales throughout the season.
• Alivans—30% discount on brooms.

Let your voice be heard! The opinions of our players are highly valued in IQA policy decisions. This is your sport; the IQA is its steward. Several times a year the IQA will conduct surveys and polls on all kinds of policy and preference questions in order to set policies that benefit the majority of players. The results of these polls and surveys will help set official IQA policies so they benefit the majority of players.

Official quidditch competition is organized through national leagues. Each national league has their own event and support staff who can help your team find events to attend and help you put on your own. Other players in your league will become your closest quidditch community, and each national league has its own traditions and pride.

If your country doesn't have a national league yet, you can work with the IQA to form one.

The IQA will assist in scheduling official games at the request of a member team. All member teams are required to play a minimum number of games per season against a minimum number of teams in multiple locations, not including regionals or World Cup. This requirement must be fulfilled in order to receive such benefits as an official ranking and compete in World Cup. As a tournament team, the IQA will assist you in meeting this requirement.

All member teams (tournament and basic) are ranked internationally, nationally, and regionally on the IQA website based on our unique rankings algorithm.

Every tournament team gets free admission into regional championships. Basic teams are not eligible to compete at regionals. The top teams at regional championships qualify for the annual World Cup. Read more about World Cup qualification.

Every tournament team receives a customizable team page to add team pictures, bios, social media links, news, game results, upcoming tournaments, and more.

Every member team (tournament and basic) will receive a membership certificate in the mail, complete with gold foil seal and the signatures of CEO Alex Benepe and COO Alicia Radford.

Member teams can advertise on IQA social media channels (a reach of 34,000!) and on the IQA website. The IQA will also provide assistance to teams in contacting and communicating with traditional media. Tournament level teams who host their own tournaments will also be able to work with the IQA marketing department to develop and implement promotional campaigns for their events.

Tournament and basic teams are allowed to use the IQA logo and branding on their jerseys and other merchandise. Member teams are also allowed to sell merchandise that includes the IQA logo. For more information, read the IQA logo usage guide.

Tournament and basic teams are eligible to compete for grants for equipment, events, and/or travel. Member teams can also participate in league-wide fundraisers. Read more.

The IQA penpal program pairs teams in different countries to share quidditch tips and build friendships across oceans. The mentorship program pairs an established team (you!) with an unofficial or just starting out team. Read more.

Official quidditch competition is organized through national leagues. Each national league has their own event and support staff who can help your team find events to attend and help you put on your own. Other players in your league will become your closest quidditch community, and each national league has its own traditions and pride.

If your country doesn't have a national league yet, you can work with the IQA to form one.

Basic membership allows a team to attend one IQA-sanctioned event, except for regional championships and World Cup. Players on the basic team will have accident insurance coverage for that event only. If a basic team wishes to attend other IQA-sanctioned events, there will be a per-player registration fee.

All member teams (tournament and basic) are ranked internationally, nationally, and regionally on the IQA website based on our unique rankings algorithm.

Every basic team receives a customizable team page to add team pictures, bios, social media links, news, game results, upcoming tournaments, and more.

Every member team (tournament and basic) will receive a membership certificate in the mail, complete with gold foil seal and the signatures of CEO Alex Benepe and COO Alicia Radford.

Member teams can advertise on IQA social media channels (a reach of 34,000!) and on the IQA website. The IQA will also provide assistance to teams in contacting and communicating with traditional media.

Tournament and basic teams are allowed to use the IQA logo and branding on their jerseys and other merchandise. Member teams are also allowed to sell merchandise that includes the IQA logo. For more information, read the IQA logo usage guide.

Tournament and basic teams are eligible to compete for grants for equipment, events, and/or travel. Member teams can also participate in league-wide fundraisers. Read more.

The IQA penpal program pairs teams in different countries to share quidditch tips and build friendships across oceans. The mentorship program pairs an established team with an unofficial or just starting out team (you!). Read more.

Get free admission for yourself and one other person for the whole World Cup weekend - featuring two days of action-packed quidditch between the best teams in the world, and plenty of food, entertainment, and merchandise to keep you busy between games. World Cup weekend passes are non-transferable, and one pass must be issued to the VIP fan.

You'll always have the best seat in the house with reserved front-row seats to your favorite match-ups at regional championships and World Cup.

Show off your love of quidditch with a free bumper sticker!

Quidditch Quarterly is the only magazine dedicated to quidditch. Each issue is 60-70 pages and chock full of great photography and articles on topics ranging from team and player profiles to quidditch strategy, recent events, tips for the starting (and veteran) player, and thoughtful features on current issues within the sport.

Full issues of Quidditch Quarterly, the only magazine dedicated to the sport, will only be available online to members. The public will be able to see a teaser version of each issue with fewer articles. QQ can also be purchased as a print subscription, but unfortunately the production costs are still too high to offer print copies with membership. Someday!

Our VIP fan members receive discounts and perks from the following merchants:

• IQA Pro Shop—20% discount on merchandise purchased at events, and a 10% discount online.
• Petersons—10% discount.
• Quiyk—Exclusive early access new products and at least six members-only sales throughout the season.
• Alivans—30% discount on brooms.

Keep up with what's going on around the league and get notified of new merchandise or deals with special monthly emails just for VIP fans.

Every VIP Fan will receive a photo ID card that you will use to take advantage of that your reserved seating at events, and to get discounts from official merchandise partners—plus, how cool will it be to whip it out at parties?