POOR BRISBANE DECEPTION/HANDBALL
MY TAKE
Decepetion is a specific skill that again is trainable but in this case the Brisbane player can be seen coming around the back and straight away you can tell that the ball carrier wants to give it to her.
First she looks breifly to her left, then she looks straight ahead but she is moving slightly to the side of the would-be receiver allowing Staughton to slide to that side but still being able to defend both players.
The Brisbane player needed to:
- Run straight or slightly to the opposite side of the receiver to create more space between them making Staughton have to decide who to defend
- Run faster AT Staughton to again make her decide to defend the ball carrier or receiver
- Handball it on her right hand so she didnlt have to turn her body toweards the receiver which again gave away her hand.
Coaches can easily create this scenario at training to expose players to it.
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