D. L. Boot

D. L. Boot was a wizard and a student at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in the late 1970s.^[3]

Boot played Seeker for his or her House Quidditch team, and won an award for it in 1978. A fellow Seeker's name, J. E. Prewitt was placed alongside his or hers.^[3]

Appearances

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (film) (Name appears on trophy)
Harry Potter Limited Edition (Name appears on trophy)

Notes and references

↑ The award gives the year of its achievement as 1979, and D. L. Boot would have to be at least 11 to attend Hogwarts. Also, he could not have been a Seeker when he was 11, since Harry Potter, being 11, was said to be "the youngest Seeker in a century".
↑ World Exclusive Interview with J K Rowling
↑ ^3.0 ^3.1 Harry Potter Limited Edition - A Guide to the Graphic Arts Department: Posters, Prints, and Publications from the Harry Potter Films

Quidditch Positions at Hogwarts

Captains
Astrix Alixan · Filemina Alchin · Angelina Appleby · Oona Ballington · Richard Carter · Angelica Cole · Concepta Battista · Stuart Craggy · Winky Crockett · Roger Davies · Cedric Diggory · Marcus Flint · Hamish Frater · Stephen Gould · David Hamblin · Natalie Holkham · Jody Jacknife · Angelina Johnson · Jo King · Neil Lament · Steve Laughalot · Graham Montague · Mark Overcliff · Andrew Snowy Owl · Harry Potter · Isobel Ross · Ashley Sanders · Lucinda Talkalot · Urquhart · Emma Vanity · Charlie Weasley · Rufus Winickus · Oliver Wood
Keepers
Kevin Bletchley · Miles Bletchley · Herbert Fleet · Geoffrey Hooper · Cormac McLaggen · Grant Page · Ron Weasley · Oliver Wood · Unidentified Gryffindor Keeper · Unidentified Slytherin Keeper
Chasers
Tamsin Applebee · Katie Bell · Bradley · Randolph Burrow · Cadwallader · Chambers · Roger Davies · Eekins · Marcus Flint · Jarrett · Angelina Johnson · Heidi Macavoy · Graham Montague · James Potter · Malcolm Preece · Adrian Pucey · Demelza Robins · Zacharias Smith · Alicia Spinnet · Jeremy Stretton · Dean Thomas · Urquhart · Vaisey · Cassius Warrington · Ginny Weasley · Rose Granger-Weasley · Blaise Zabini · Unidentified Gryffindor chaser (I) · Unidentified Gryffindor chaser (II) · Unidentified Gryffindor chaser (III)
Beaters
Ritchie Coote · Vincent Crabbe · Lucian Bole · Peregrine Derrick · Dobbin · Gregory Goyle · Duncan Inglebee · Andrew Kirke · Michael McManus · Maxine O'Flaherty · Jimmy Peakes · Anthony Rickett · Jason Samuels · Jack Sloper · Fred Weasley · George Weasley · Unidentified Slytherin Beater · Unidentified Slytherin Beater (II)
Seekers
Regulus Black · Cho Chang · Cedric Diggory · Harper · Terence Higgs · Gilderoy Lockhart · Draco Malfoy · Harry Potter · Summerby · Charlie Weasley · Ginny Weasley · Unidentified Gryffindor seeker · Unidentified Ravenclaw Seeker · Unidentified Ravenclaw Substitute Seeker · Unidentified Hufflepuff Seeker
Unknown Positions
Vicky Bishopper · Angelica Cole · Andre Egwu · Robin Higgy · R. King · M. G. McGonagall · Katie Rayknolls
Possible Players
Christian Alexander · Brandon Angel · Jada Angela · Owen Anthony · Tanner Van Burm · Haley Dakota · Jennifer Dawn · Fay Dunbar · Riley Frazer · Ethan Gerard · Ryan Henry · Erica J. · Ella Jo · Timothy Justin · Sage Kelleen · Luisa · Trinity Lynn · Trev Mallory · Alexis Marie · Gianna Grace Marie · Abigail Nicola · Amber Noel · Phelan Noel · Remy Olivier · Jackson Sheppard · Richard Sky · Emily Taylor · Alexander William

[0] The award gives the year of its achievement as 1979, and D. L. Boot would have to be at least 11 to attend Hogwarts. Also, he could not have been a Seeker when he was 11, since Harry Potter, being 11, was said to be "the youngest Seeker in a century".

[1] World Exclusive Interview with J K Rowling

[HPLE-2] 3.0 ^3.1 Harry Potter Limited Edition - A Guide to the Graphic Arts Department: Posters, Prints, and Publications from the Harry Potter Films

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Appearances

Notes and references