After the play, Rotate away!

• Offensive Rotation:

• The Passer

• This player focuses on directing the ball towards the goal from the corner or sides of the field. They are also prepared to prevent opponents from clearing the ball. Passers can employ techniques like rolling the ball up the wall to challenge the opposing defense.

• The Shooter

• The shooter's role is to await a pass and be ready to take a shot if the ball goes over the goal, into the opponent's corner. Shooters also ensure that the opposing team doesn't regain possession if the passer hits the ball too forcefully.

• The Defender

• Defenders primarily support the passer. Positioned around the midfield, they are ready to take control if the passer cannot hit the ball or if the opponents manage to clear it. When an offensive defender rotates back to defense, they become the front player in the defensive rotation.

• Defensive Rotation

• The Front

• Front players focus on clearing the ball towards the opponents' side of the field. If they miss or find themselves out of position for a follow-up hit, they rotate away from their goal to the other side of the field. This is an opportune moment for players to gather boost.

• The Side Player

• Positioned to the side of the goal, away from the front player, this position supports the goalie if the ball is pushed up the wall. The side player should be ready to replace the goalie when they move to the front position. Awareness of teammate positions and maintaining appropriate spacing is crucial for this role.

• The Goalie

• Goalies are responsible for defending shots on the goal. They also support the front player if the front misses or rotates out to gather boost. The goalie plays a flexible role and can prevent opponents from rolling the ball up the wall, maintaining a strong defensive stance.