Basketball positions for "Harry Potter" characters

Harry would make a great point guard. He's a natural leader, quick on his feet, and has excellent decision-making skills.

Hermione's intelligence and precision would make her a great shooting guard. She could analyze the game, read defenses, and take accurate shots from beyond the arc with her wand (if magic were allowed).

Ginny's strong and accurate spell-casting abilities could translate well to the basketball court. Her determination and competitive spirit, combined with her sharpshooting skills, would make her an excellent shooting guard.

Cedric's athleticism and a strong sense of fair play would make him a versatile small forward. He could excel in both offense and defense, using his Quidditch skills to fly past defenders and score points.

Ron's loyalty and determination would serve him well as a small forward. He might not have the most finesse, but he'd be a tenacious defender and a reliable scorer when needed.

Hagrid's size, strength, and love for creatures would make him an imposing presence in the paint. He'd grab rebounds, set screens, and protect the rim with his massive frame.

Viktor Krum, a professional Quidditch player, would make a formidable power forward. His agility, physicality, and ability to chase after the Quaffle would translate to strong rebounding and scoring in basketball.

Dumbledore's wisdom and calm demeanor would make him an excellent center. He'd be the anchor of the team, directing the offense and defense, while also using his magical abilities to enhance his shot-blocking and rebounding.

Luna's quirky personality and unique perspective could make her an unpredictable and effective sixth man.