Transcription of 20. OFFENSIVE TEAM TACTICS AND PRINCIPLES
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20. OFFENSIVE TEAM TACTICSAND Team TACTICS and PrinciplesNow that we have been exposed to individual OFFENSIVE TACTICS , we should be betterprepared for the introduction of OFFENSIVE team TACTICS and TACTICSLEVEL I & IIINDIVIDUALDEFENSIVE TACTICSLEVEL IITEAM PLAY SYSTEMSSPECIAL SITUATIONSLEVEL II & TACTICSO ffensive Team Tacticsand PrinciplesLevel ITwo on One Attacks Give and Go Give and Follow Cross Pass to Open SpaceOpen Ice TACTICS Headman Wideman Backman Decoy SkatingMid-Lane SupportQuiet ZonesAttacking TACTICS One-Two-ThreeAttacks Wide RimTEAM TACTICS GOVERNING LAWS Defensive Team Tacticsand PrinciplesLevel IIDefending Two-on-Two Switching Man-to-ManCoverageDefending Two-on-One Two-on-One Middle Two-on-One Outside Prime Scoring AreaDefending One-on-two Overplay Middle One-on-TwoDefending Against aSecond WaveRiding Your CheckDefensive Your CheckDefensive Zone TACTICS Sagging Backside Coverage GOVERNING LAWS OffensivePrinciplesPressurePuck
20.3 LEVEL I Offensive Principle #2 Puck ControlAs in all possession-oriented sports, the principle of puck control is an important factor contributing to offensive success. A team which is able to maintain possession of the
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