The aim of the present work was to describe, compare by gender, and correlate the psychological sports skills and mood in Peruvian Quadball athletes (Quidditch). The sample was composed of 43 athletes belonging to the 6 clubs affiliated with the Peruvian Quadball Sports Federation (FDPQ). A total of 23% (n = 10) are female, 72% (n = 31) are male and 5% (n = 2) non-binary. Age ranges from 18 to 37 years with an average of 27 years (DT = 5.54). The Sport Performance Psychological Inventory (IPED) and Mood Questionnaire were used (BRUMS). The main results show that negative coping with moods had a positive correlation with confusion, anger, depression, and tension. Visual-imaginative control positively correlated with vigor, as did attitudinal control and vigor. There are no gender differences in psychological sports skills. It can be concluded that it is important to avoid negative coping ...