On a centre pass, the WA and GA drive on a 45 degree angle. WA receives the pass and GA clears out. GS drives out of the ring on a 45 degree angle and recieves a pass. GA then drives the base line, attempting to get the ball as close to the post as possible. C drives to the top of the ring as a second option.
All drives should either be on a 45 degree angle or straight down court Players should do preliminary movement prior to presenting for the ball Timing of leads will play a crucial role as to whether this set play will work or not.
This practice has no coaching points
This practice has no progressions
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