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Wing dodge out of an umbrella formation
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Wing dodge out of an umbrella formation

The umbrella set in lacrosse creates offensive opportunities by shifting the defense and using movement in the crease to cause confusion during slides. It opens space for dodges, isolations, or two-man plays, making it a versatile option for generating scoring chances.

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In the umbrella set, the formation consists of:

• 3 players positioned high across the top.

• 2 players stationed in the crease.

• 1 player positioned behind the goal.

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