These very simple 2 or 3 man plays are easy to teach, they do not need the full coordination of the entire team and they work. This can work as an inbound play, a subtle call between the dodger and the men in the crease or if done enough can be a natural part of the offense. This is a great play for beginners as it is a very simple 3 man play.
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Use a deceptive kick-back pass behind the cage followed by a crease pick-and-cut to create a quick-stick goal opportunity or a secondary attack option. This is an easy-to-teach, effective 3-man play ideal for timeouts, end-line restarts, or organic offensive flow.
Formation: Start in a balanced 2-3-1 or 1-4-1, with:
#6 at X (behind the goal)
#3 and #4 in or near the crease area
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