4 beats
- Beats
- Cut
- Dodge
- Recover
- Shot: heavy dash into the goal
- Empty spot
- 5 yd stripes · not a marking
Settled offense · 3-2-2 · also called 2-2-3
Screen One
Coach’s variation from Limestone’s Scott Tucker
The play, beat by beat
- 1Top Center cutsTheir Top Center defender marks Top Center
- 2Top Right dodges, left handTheir Top Right defender marks
- 3Top Right dodges, left handLeft Inside pops
- 4Top Right shoots on goalTheir Top Right defender recovers
Coaching points
- Clear the space the 1v1 attacks, but the middie still comes in: if her defender slides, she is open. If not, the lane is.
- The two inside stay put, screening the goalie and confusing the sliders, until the ball is at least inside the 12. Then they break out and leave the lane, or leave a crashing defender in shooting space for an 8 m.
- Shoot in the lanes inside the first inside hashes, right up the middle. Always keep someone behind to back up the shot.
- From Limestone's Scott Tucker (Championship Productions). His 8 m at the center hash is from 2015: NCAA now uses the hash beside it.
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.
