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Scouting Defenses

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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A lacrosse program should have a standard format for scouting. Obviously, no single format fits all coaches or coaching philosophies, but a program should have a standard format. 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.

 ***Note to Head- Coaches – don’t just send an assistant out with a camera and blank sheet of paper. In this portion regarding scouting, the defensive report will be briefly examined to provide a paradigm for the full report. Subsequent articles will have offensive, riding and clearing recommendations.***

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