3 beats
- Beats
- Cut
- Draw
- Pass
- Recover
- 5 yd stripes · not a marking
Draws · Placed to a Spot
Draw to the Circle
Verified in part · checked against Navy’s Cindy Timchal and Edge Lacrosse, with Testudo Times, USA Lacrosse Magazine and the IWLCA drill book
The play, beat by beat
- 1Right Attack Wing cutsRight Defense Wing cuts
- 2Center takes the drawRight Attack Wing cuts
- 3Right Attack Wing outlets to First HomeFirst Home cuts
Coaching points
- The draw taker decides, digs under her opponent's stick on the whistle, and directs it: to herself, or to her strongest circle player, a little away from that girl's opponent.
- Circle players box out first, then attack the ball. Stay outside the circle until the whistle.
- Three directions to teach: push it to herself, pull it over her shoulder to the 30, or pull it down the line to a flyer just off the 30.
- Only three a team between the restraining lines, everyone else behind them until someone has it. From Navy's Cindy Timchal and Edge Lacrosse, with Maryland's draw unit (Testudo Times) and Taylor Cummings (USA Lacrosse Magazine).
How it was checked
A standard play the sources back, but a step or detail of it rests on a single source or on our own reading of them. Verified in part · checked against Navy’s Cindy Timchal and Edge Lacrosse, with Testudo Times, USA Lacrosse Magazine and the IWLCA drill book.
