Here are a few plays that defined results because of design, execution, and the defense's inability to respond. A small number of plays often define outcomes.
After the opening tap, the offense ran ball reversal into a diagonal screen (a reverse action) for a layup. Defensively, you need great communication (from x3) to allow x5 to stay with her assignment by "going under" the off-ball screen.
Similar action off 1-4 (or horns). High ball screen into diagonal screen setting up a high quality layup or postup.
BOB "Mousetrap" as two defenders go for the cheese. Offense springs the trap by screening the middle of the 2-3.
Classic "Iverson cut". First, the alignment (1-4) limits "weakside help." It also informs the defense about the intent of clearing space in the lane.
Here's how it played out in a Massachusetts sectional semifinal game.
I intend to offer players periodic "Orange School" film study to help see through 'coach's eyes.'
