The 2 attacker must progress up the court and get past both defenders, one at a time before having a shot on goal.
Players can use a mixture of passes, feints and fakes to progress up the court.
Defenders can do what they want to prevent goal shot and passes.
Attackers decide themselves who throws at the goal.
Progression:
The 2 defenders can work together to stop the attackers.
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