GD positions as primary target for pass from GK As GD drops to receive the lob from GK, WD cuts in towards the GD but moving down court to offer a short lead in the centre corridor for the next pass C needs to read WD's move & clear to the side WD is vacating to balance up the court before re-offering the next lead to receive the ball from the WD. GS drives out of the circle to receive pass from C GS passes to WA GA times arrival at post to receive ball from WA
WD is the 2nd passing option & positioned upon the circle well away from the GD C stands off high & near centre of transverse line as 3rd option WA & GA position in their areas maintaining width & depth down the court Players must stand off from the space in which they wish to receive the ball
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