Water polo is a game requiring excellent hand-eye coordination. The ability to handle and pass the ball flawlessly separates the good teams from the great teams. A pass thrown to a field position player is preferably a "dry pass" (meaning the ball does not touch the water) and allows for optimal speed when passing from player to player with fluid motion between catching and throwing. A "wet pass" is a deliberate pass into the water, just out of reach of the offensive player nearest the goal .
Amy plays the "hole D" position for her team. They won their first game last night. She was very...should we say...aggressive! go Amy!! (she was "ejected," which means basically, she fouled out haha) oh well, she was put back in after a few minutes-- her coach was happy--called her a beast!
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