Water Polo

Definition of Water Polo as it relates to Sports, Olympic Games, Winter Sports

Water Polo is a team sport played in an aquatic environment, specifically in a swimming pool. It involves seven players per team, six field players and one goalkeeper, who pass and shoot an inflated ball into their opponent's net to score points. The game requires excellent swimming skills, strength, endurance, and strategic thinking. While not traditionally considered a Winter Sport, Water Polo is included in the Olympic Games as part of the aquatics program, making it relevant to the Sports/Olympic Games/Winter Sports hierarchy. This inclusion reflects the sport's popularity and competitiveness on the global stage, as well as its alignment with the values of athleticism, teamwork, and fair play that define the Olympic movement.

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