Water polo, a game of pool team, is the oldest team sport, the permanent presence Olympic Games. Here is how the game is played.
Each team consists of 7 members in the water: six field players and one goalkeeper. You can create up to six U-boats for use throughout the game. Traditionally, the team wore white hats and boarding bath home team wears blue, but now all the contrasting colors are allowed. (Guards always wear red.) The game is very similar to handball and football, but the use of power plays led to comparisons with ice hockey. The ball is the size of a volleyball.
A water polo game consists of four quarters: 5 minutes for the Leagues Club to 8 minutes for the collegiate and Olympic water polo. All field players may on the one hand while reading. The goalkeeper can with both hands. During the game, no one is allowed to touch the bottom of the pool. Tire retreading fast steady player water, which explains why so many U-boats are needed.
The goal, as with most sports, it, together with your team, is to advance the ball from the center line to your opponent. A team can keep possession for more than 30 seconds without a goal attempt. If 30 seconds passes without a gun is held by the opposing team. may name only the team in possession time out. Each team gets two timeouts to 1 minute per game, plus rest periods of two minutes between quarters.
The winner is the team with the most points at the end of the four quarters.
