Goalball is a fast-paced sport played on a gym floor mostly by athletes who are blind or visually impaired. But goalball can be played by anyone, sighted people included. Players are blindfolded or wear blacked-out goggles to ensure the game is fair for all. From opposite ends of the court, each team takes turns hurling the ball across the court to score into the opposition's net. Players listen for the ball to block it. The ball has bells in it... sounding a lot like “jingle bells.”
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