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Men's Lacrosse Offense

Offensive sets, man-up looks, rides, spacing, and decision rules for men's lacrosse.

Draw & Cut: Man Up 2-3-1 members

Draw & Cut: Man Up 2-3-1

The Man Up 2-3-1 creates movement by taking the ball away from the cage before quickly reversing it back. A crease exchange and diagonal cut then create an opportunity for a quick pass and shot from the crease area.

2-3-1 Triangle motion members

2-3-1 Triangle motion

The motion offense thrives with two interlocking triangles, separating midfielders from attackers to confuse defensive slides and create multiple scoring opportunities. By mastering the basics and adding creativity, your team can transform simple plays into dynamic, fluid movements, giving the illusion of an endless playbook while adhering to core principles of spacing and movement.

Clear and fill offensive philisophy members

Clear and fill offensive philisophy

This is an offensive scheme that can be the foundation of an offense at every level. With all the plays and schemes I have seen I have come back to doing this so many times. I figured if my guys could completely master this concept, combined with 2-3 killer plays, I am good to go. This can also be used as a man up scheme too. This premise can also be applied to other sets as shown in a 1-4-1.

Settled Weave members

Settled Weave

The Settled Weave in lacrosse is a masterclass for handling high-pressure defenses. Imagine weaving through defenders with precision, creating seamless opportunities and maintaining control of the ball. This strategy not only defuses intense pressure but also orchestrates an elegant dance of movement and teamwork, turning chaos into controlled, strategic play.