
Whole group: Phase 1: The Goalie Game 2 GK`s vs. the team. GK`s score points by clearing the ball out of the circle. If the GK touches the ball then the next GK must move in to play the next ball. 4 attackers in at one time (play two balls before a new group). Two in tipping positions and two at the top of the circle. New ball - shot from the top. Two touch only - points for goals.
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