Developing an Offense to Beat a Zone Defense

with Brooke Eubanks, University of California-Berkeley Head Women's Lacrosse Coach; former Stanford University Assistant Women's Lacrosse Coach; 3x member of the Canadian National Team; scored 12 goals for the 3rd place 2009 World Cup Tournament team Teach your offense to drive, pass, and make the cuts necessary to create space for scoring opportunities Learn how small changes in individual positioning assist in creating offensive opportunities and maximizing shot position See how purposeful "sacrificial cuts" are used to enable teammates to get into high quality scoring areas Through a series of four drills, learn to implement an offensive motion concept that is successful against a zone defense. Utilizing a whiteboard and on-field sessions, Brooke Eubanks shows you how to progressively teach the stickwork, movement, and spacing fundamentals to make your team more effective in finding and utilizing the open spaces a zone defense can concede. Eubanks breaks down offensive movement training in stages, stickwork, through 2v2 on half, 3v3 behind, and finally to live 7v7 with and without defenders