3 beats
- Beats
- Clear through
- Cut
- Fill a spot
- Dodge
- Shot: heavy dash into the goal
- Their slide
- Empty spot
- 5 yd stripes · not a marking
Settled offense · 3-2-2 · also called 2-2-3
Center Middie ISO
Coach’s variation from Limestone’s Scott Tucker
The play, beat by beat
- 1Top Right clears throughRight Inside fills the left low post
- 2Top Center dodgesTheir Top Center defender marks
- 3Top Center shootsTheir Right Behind defender slides
Coaching points
- For a righty, clear the right side completely and let her drive it. For a strong two-way dodger, drop the inside players low instead, so a slide can only come from far down low.
- Keep two inside and two behind. Behind, they can fake a cut up or exchange, but someone stays back there to back up the shot.
- The cost: middies pulled deep are slow back on defense after a save, so the inside players set the ride on a turnover.
- From Limestone's Scott Tucker (Championship Productions).
How it was checked
Only one source describes it: one coach’s or one program’s own take. We found no second source to check it against. Coach’s variation from Limestone’s Scott Tucker.
