1st shot: Pass C - pivot A and back. C tries to score a goal. who throws at the goal.
2nd shot: A runs to the center. Pass B-A-B and goalshot.
Degender 1 defends with full force.
Then the same action on the right wing side with A2,B2 and C2.
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