Water Polo is usually played in 4 quarters of 7 minutes each therefore there is 28 minutes of playing time however the clock stops every time the ball goes out of play or there is a foul resulting in an actual game taking a lot longer, usually around an hour
Ther answer is Water Polo. The goal at the deep end is smaller than the goal at the shallow end.
There are no points in water polo, the aim is to score goals as in football (or soccer)
Polo Grounds ended in 1963.
Water Polo Arena
Australian Water Polo was created in 1982.
Water Polo is so named because of its likeness to normal polo and the fact that it is played in water. In reality, it is more similar to Rugby but "water rugby" doesn't have quite the same ring to it.
those two sports are totally different the polo is the land sport and water polo is a water sport :D
water ski = le ski nautique ("skee noh-teek")
Water polo was created by William Wilson in the 19th centurey water polo was based on the game rugbey that's why its so rough.
Water polo was discovered in Scottland in the late 19th century.
Water polo began in England throughout rivers and lakes.
Marco Polo Park ended in 1976.