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The First World Wiser Sport Inauguration in West Covina, CA, USA, on March 2nd, 2013

: Hello, we are leaders of Wiser Sport teams from different regions in the world!

: President of World Wiser Sport Committee and leaders of Wiser Sport teams from across the globe.

: VIPs and leaders of Wiser Sport teams from around the world at the First World Wiser Sport Inauguration in West Covina, CA, USA on March 2nd, 2013.

: President of CA Wiser Ball League.

: Julie Ertel, the 2000 Olympics water polo silver medal winner and the President of US Wiser Sport Committee, and the officer from CA Wiser Ball League at the First World Wiser Sport Inauguration in West Covina, CA, USA on March 2nd, 2013.

: Kevin Stapleton, Mayor of city of Covina, CA, and officers from CA Wiser Ball League at the First World Wiser Sport Inauguration in West Covina, CA, USA, on March 2nd, 2013.

Wiser Sport is suitable for outdoors and indoors.

If your balls get hit by the other team once, they get yellow flags. Second hits get red flags. Third hits, bye-bye.

It takes two teams (5 to 7 players each team), 1 referee, and 1 recorder to play the game. (Game in Berkeley, CA, 2012)

You can roll the ball. It looks easy, however, uneven ground might pump out your ball if it’s a long-distant shot. (Game in Piedmont, CA, 2012)

You may toss the ball to hit the other team’s ball. Tossing might be easy with some practice. It can be challenging to control where the ball will end up though. If the ball you tossed hit your own ball, or gets too close to the other team’s ball, your team might be in danger. (Piedmont, CA. 2012)

Players were chatting and having fun. (Berkeley, 10/7/12)

Players were absorbing solar power to give their best shot :p! (Berkeley, CA, 10/7/2012)

Players were discussing strategy about whether they shall rescue balls that got hit first, or attack the other team’s balls first. (Berkeley, CA, 10/7/2012)

Players were discussing which balls to rescue. It could be a tough call if your balls got too many red flags….
(Berkeley on 10/7/2012)

Balls that got hit by the other team the first time get yellow flags. You know your team is in trouble when you get too many flags….(Piedmont, CA, 2012)