terminology 1
moving the stick back and forth to keep the ball in the pocket
what is cradling
a ball that is on the ground
what is a ground ball
the circle surrounding the goal that generally only the goalie may occupy
what is a crease
what is scoring
hitting or checking another player in an unsafe or illegal way
what is an illegal check
a move used to get around a defender
what is a dodge
the player you're responsible for defending
what is a mark
boundary to control player spacing and prevent offsides
what is a restraining line
what is out of bounds
playing in a way that could hurt another player
defending/pressuring the other team after losing possession
what is ride
two defenders guarding one offensive player
what is a double team
the area directly behind the opponent's goal cage
what is "x"
players must stay on the correct side of the field, a team cannot have too many players on one side
what is offsides
** 7 players per team allowed on one side of the field at a time (14 field players total)
My cat's name
(hint: she is named after a dessert)
what is Pie
leaving your player to help a teammate who has been beaten
what is a slide
moving quickly from defense to offense or offense to defense
what is a transition
the area in front of the goal where many shooting fouls/restarts occur
what is the 8-meter arc
a defender cannot stand directly in front of an attacker who is trying to shoot if the defender is in danger of being hit by the ball
what is shooting space
Coach Lauren's favorite animal
(hint: it is big and has tusks)
what is an elephant
the defender keeps their body between the goal and their offensive player
what is goal side
getting back to your assigned player after sliding
what is a recover
a designated central area along the sideline where players must enter and exit during live or dead-ball substitutions
what is a substitution box
what is 3-second rule
Coach Lauren's LEAST favorite starbucks drink
(hint: it has "boba")