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Water polo is a fun ball game played in a swimming pool. Players throw and catch the ball in the water, competing to score goals.
An official Olympic sport, water polo is a team sport. It's a unique game that requires both swimming skills and ball-throwing ability.
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Since its origins in England in 1869, water polo has become a popular aquatic sport worldwide. It's played with two teams of seven players who try to score by throwing the ball into the opponent's goal. It's often called "soccer in the water" because it takes place in a pool.
Water polo players need both physical strength and skill, especially the eggbeater kick (treading water). Players are not allowed to touch the bottom of the pool during the game, so they sometimes have to tread water for over 30 minutes without a break.