The Olympic sport typically referred to as “water polo” is a team game played in a pool, combining elements of swimming, ball handling, and team coordination. It involves two teams of seven players each, including a goalkeeper, competing to score goals by throwing the ball into the opposing team’s net. Water polo requires significant endurance, strength, and strategy, making it one of the physically demanding sports in the Olympics. It has gained prominence globally, showcasing athletic prowess through its combination of speed and team strategy.