Two players start behind the goal (X).
Three midfielders up top rotate in a triangle formation.
The trailing player (Ball Carrier) starts with possession and runs toward X.
Once at X, they stop, curl back, and prepare to feed.
This inbound play forces the defense to react to multiple moving pieces, creating a high-percentage shot opportunity off a well-timed pick while maintaining spacing and ball movement. With built-in secondary options—like a backdoor cut, outside shot, or crease slip—it keeps defenders guessing and maximizes scoring chances.
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Two players start behind the goal (X).
Three midfielders up top rotate in a triangle formation.
The trailing player (Ball Carrier) starts with possession and runs toward X.
Once at X, they stop, curl back, and prepare to feed.
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