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Men's Lacrosse Offense content filed under Offensive Concepts.
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The is a classic play out of a 1-4-1 set that has been used by lacrosse teams through the ages because regardless if a team knows it is coming, if it is executed well it is very difficult to stop.
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The basic premise is to pull a defender out of their zone, making the rotation awkward. It is shocking how many looks open up just from all the players on the permitter moving in sync.
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A program should have a standard format for scouting a defense. This will allow for a variety of scouts to observe opponents, and relay the information in a digestible and consistent manner for coaching staff and players.
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This play is a twist on a simple 3 man wheel by having one part of the wheel circle around the goal through X. This play provides many different looks and nicely resets the formation to run the play again. You can also flip the wheel and run it on the other side if you want to get it to the lefties.
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.This dodge is a great way to get a wing player open with a shot while clearing space for a quality dodger to get to the goal.
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Pop passing helps lacrosse players create space, maintain possession, and find open teammates through well-timed movement and quick passes.
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Maybe you love the double mumbo pop but a circle offense is more in line with your offense then a 1-4-1 with two men in the crease.
