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Woggabaliri

Woggabaliri is a traditional game played by Aboriginal Australian communities, particularly in parts of New South Wales, in which players use their feet (and sometimes other body parts) to keep a small ball made of possum skin or similar material aloft cooperatively, without letting it touch the ground. Rather than being competitive, it emphasizes teamwork and skill, with players calling out and passing the ball to one another to keep a continuous rally going. It has been highlighted in recent years as an example of Indigenous Australian sporting heritage predating European contact.

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