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It helps individuals bond in the sense that it brings them together to form friendships. When working together as a team you form relationships with them. You get to get to know one another and have a great time, its just like school, you go to school to learn but you gain friendships along the way, and the same goes with sport. your there to learn a new sport and play it, but through this experience you gain friends.
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