Formation: Start in an open set (0-4-2 or "2-low, 4-out") with no player in the crease.
#6 starts with the ball at X (behind the goal)
#2 and #3 are positioned wide on the left side
#4 and #5 are positioned wide on the right side
Beating a zone is all about getting the defense to move and then finding the open space to fill into for a shot. This play causes a lot of confusion for a few reasons
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Formation: Start in an open set (0-4-2 or "2-low, 4-out") with no player in the crease.
#6 starts with the ball at X (behind the goal)
#2 and #3 are positioned wide on the left side
#4 and #5 are positioned wide on the right side
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