Ulama Aztec

Ulama Aztec is the oldest known team sport in the world. Dated back to around about ancient Pre Columbian cultures in Central America before any of the Greek Olympic Games. Ulama is a fast-paced, and sometimes brutal sport tied in with religious ritual, and more often human sacrifices to the losing team. To play you would need anywhere from 2 to 6 players, using hips and other body parts to keep the ball off the ground, the ball always has to be in motion, and once the ball is in the hoop the game is over.