Areas of the Field

What part of the field is this?

• Alley

• Wing

• Crease

• X

Answer explanation

An alley dodge is usually where the middies will dodge.

What part of the field is this?

• Alley

• Wing

• Crease

• X

Answer explanation

If you play offense an you step into crease, that's a turnover. Don't step in crease.

What part of the field is this?

• Alley

• Wing

• Also crease, but for offensive terms

• X

Answer explanation

This is where the crease Attackman or O-Middie should stand.

What part of the field is this?

• Faceoff X

• Wings

• Midfield Line or Mid Line

• X

Answer explanation

Make sure this area is locked down on opposing clears.

What part of the field is this?

• Faceoff X

• Wings

• Crease

• X

What part of the field is this?

• Crease

• Sub Box

• Alley

• Transition Zone

Answer explanation

If a player is subbing off the field, they need to run to the nearest cone to them. If a player is subbing onto the field, they need to run to the nearest cone to the ball.

What part of the field is this?

• Wing

• Faceoff Wing

• Alley

• Sub box

Answer explanation

We always need one player on each wing for each face-off. Make sure we have someone. If we don't, let the coach know that you're going in and take the initiative.

What part of the field is this?

• Wings

• Faceoff Wing

• Alley

• X

Answer explanation

A wing dodge is usually where an attackman will dodge from.

What is this area of the field called?

• The Box

• Area of Play

• Transition Zone

• Crease

Answer explanation

If we are in transition, we have to get the ball into the box within 10 seconds after crossing midfield. GET THE BALL INTO THE BOX and then we can pass back out of it. "Failure to Advance" is the penalty if we don't do that, and it will result in a turnover.

What is this area of the field called?

• X

• Area of Play

• Transition Zone

• Crease

Answer explanation

We usually want an attackman back here so he can be the quarterback. It's called "running the offense from X". They can also back up the shot.