Ball starts with WD WD passes to WA (1) driving into middle channel. WA passes to C (2) hitting the top of the circle. C passes to GA (3) driving out of the pocket (up the sideline). GA passes it back to the C (4) who drives through to pocket (ball side). C then passes to GA (5) who either drives into circle if the player is a goaler or across the top if they are a midcort player. Defenders can drive either. Goalers who drive into the circle put up the shot rebound/collect the ball and then..... GA then passes to the WD (6) driving out of the pocket. Players join the back of the line that they threw to
This practice has no coaching points
This practice has no progressions
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