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Goalball was invented in 1946 by an Austrian Hanz Lorenzen and a German, Sett Reindle. It is a unique team sport for the visually impaired, played by 2 teams of 3 players.
All players are blind-folded to enable blind, visually impaired and sighted athletes to compete together.
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- Goalball - Team sports for the visually impaired played by 2 teams of 3 players each. Technical subcommittee. Rules of goalball. Part of IBSA (International Blind Sports Federation) site. Links.
- Goalball - Includes history, rules, how to play, results, organizations, links, and news.
- GoalBall International Fanclub - Information about the rules, history and background for this sport, a guide on how to start playing, and discussion forum.
- Goalball New Zealand - Rules and playing tips, notes for parents, instructors and sports administrators, local news and events.
- Goalball.co.uk - Governing body for the sport within the United Kingdom. Includes development plan, events calendar, mailing lists, and contacts. Features text only and graphic versions of site.
- Kentucky Goalball - Provides team information, player profiles, practice location, and related links. Supported by the Kentucky Association of Blind Athletes.
- Minnesota Goalball - Provides information about the sport, rules, US and international events, team photos, player profiles, news, and information how to join or support the team.
- The Power of Goalball : Other Visions - From the series TravelVision commentaries. Article written by Sue Wiygul Martin.
- USA Goalball - Features history and background for this Paralympic sport, including resources to start playing, start a team, or funding Goalball efforts. Discussion forum, links and contacts are provided.
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