goal shooter. GS goal attack. GA wing attack. WA centre. C wing defence. WD goal defence. WD goal keeper. GK GS marks GK GA marks GD WA marks WD C marks C hope this helped x
The goal attack is marked by the goal defence. Goal Shooter-Goal Keeper Goal Attack-Goal Defence Wing Attack-Wing Defence Centre-Centre
The goal attack is marked by the goal defence. Goal Shooter-Goal Keeper Goal Attack-Goal Defence Wing Attack-Wing Defence Centre-Centre
GD stands for Goal Defence, So that means that you are defending the ball from going in the net. GD always marks GA who is a shooter, this means that Goal Defence will have to try her best to intercept the pass to GA. It is very important that GD intercepts this pass as if she doesn't then GA has the chance to shoot. Although you have to intercept the pass and throw to WD (wing defence) they can then carry on the pass up to your teams shooting third.
Attack postions: Wing Attack Goal Attack Goal Shooter Defence Postions: Wing Defence Goal Defence Goal Keeper Other: Centre - Is attack and defence really :P
In the goal!
Goal Attack, Goal Keep, Wing Attack, Wing Defence, Goal Shoot, Goal Defence, Centre.
the are 7. goal attack. goal shoot. goal defence. goal keep. wing attack. wing defence. centre
GS= Goal Shoot GA= Goal Attack WA= Wing Attack C= Center WD= Wing Defence GD= Goal Defence GK= Goal Keeper
7 is on court at once. centre wing attack wing defence goal attack goal defence goal shooter goal keeper
it's called a court, and there is: * GS, goal shooter * GA, goal attack * WA, wing attach * C, center * WD, wing defence * GD, goal defence * GK, goal keeper :) it's called a court, and there is: * GS, goal shooter * GA, goal attack * WA, wing attach * C, center * WD, wing defence * GD, goal defence * GK, goal keeper :)
GD (Goal Defence), WD (Wing Defence) and sometimes GK (Goal Keeper