A grabs a ball dribbles towards 1 and tries to score a goal from 9 metres. Then runs around the cone and receives a ball from feeder B, and tries to score a goal. Then back to the centre again to score a goal and then to the right con to receive a pass from C.
Defender 1 blocks defensively at all shots.
6 -10 shot per player.
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