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Clearing Play for Potential Long Passing. Attack comes past midline as LSM moves toward box. Middies cut restraining line drawing opp middies with them freeing up space for attack crossing midline.

This is a drill I've done in previous seasons. It's a good uneven drill.

5 vs 5. Coach throws ball out to one side. The player opposite of the ball carrier has to run around ball carriers cone as a trailer. Starts off as 5 vs 4. After a goal or turnover it becomes a 5 vs 5 the other way.

This drill can be done with groups of 4 or 3 as well.

Motion into a double invert with our two short sticks behind. Exchange happens weakside to get into our set. Pick and cut action up top. #! RULE IS THAT ANY SAVE OR TURNOVER OUR ATTACK SPRINT TO BOX TO SUB OUR LSM AND SSDM ON TO PREVENT FAST BREAK. SS MIDS WILL THEN SPRINT TO BOX TO GET OUR ATTACKMAN BACK ON. MUST BE PRACTICED!

The play is designed to rotate offense through the zone in order to create the open player for the drop down shot.

Shooting drill that simulates the actions of pass-down, pick-down 2-man game. Start with a line with the balls located top-center-right and another line on the right wing. Mirror this setup on the left side. The top line will pass down to the wing, get depth and return to set a screen. Meanwhile, the wing man will ‘drift’ to get into a good dodging location to work from the screen. In the OVER variation, the dodger works over the pick and finishes with a shot.

Coach sets up three lines at GLE. The coach rolls a ground ball to one of the players, who scoops and begins the drill. The other two players get set and communicate their positions. The ball is passed twice—first to the top, then to a wing—while everyone continues communicating. After the second pass, the player receiving the ball takes a shot on goal.

Small group groundball recovery drill. Set up as a traditional line drill with two players set in the middle. The middle players will drop the ball for a groundball and apply pressure to the player recovering the groundball.

Drill to encourage kids to keep spacing on the field using cones as markers. We will work the ball around the perimeter with LOTS of extra balls at each outside cone. If the ball is missed, pick up a new one and keep going. Keep a line at the top to rotate the next 3 into the crease.

O: Separate & Square
D: Shade and Set the Edge

O cannot enter the dead area (cones in front). D works to take away topside, focus on when to check and when to drive/push to decrease shooting angle.

Shooting drill that simulates the actions of pass-down, pick-down 2-man game. Start with a line with the balls located top-center-right and another line on the right wing. Mirror this setup on the left side. The top line will pass down to the wing, get depth and return to set a screen. Meanwhile, the wing man will ‘drift’ to get into a good dodging location to work from the screen. In the UNDER variation, the dodger works under the pick and finishes with a shot down the alley.

This a drill that I've used in previous season. It's a good uneven drill.