This Men’s Lacrosse Man Up play effectively forces the defense to rotate and adjust, creating gaps and confusion in their formation. By drawing attention to the cutter and crease movements, it opens up high-percentage scoring opportunities for the opposite wing.
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Teach man-up offensive players how to manipulate defensive rotations using simple cut-and-fill motion to generate high-quality backside shot opportunities.
Formation: 2 players up top, 3 across the middle (including one on the crease), and 1 player at X (behind the goal).
Spacing: Maintain balanced width across the middle and depth from top to crease and behind.
Top Corner Player: Initiates the cut.
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