A lot of preparation time by our opponents. X5 goes to steal the pass. When on court using the 1-2-2 Half Court Trap players must be willing to sprint to positions and communicate constantly to always cover the closest passing options for the offensive team. It is a simple offense to run with a few options for attacking the trapping defense. When the basketball being dribbled over half-court it’s the top defender’s responsibility to pick them up. Player 1 will use their dribble to try and beat the 2 defensive players. It can be run as a trapping defense, soft denial (to force skip passes), or packed in to force teams into poor outside shots. Always have three available receivers 15 feet from the ball and 15 feet apart from each other. The defense will look to make a trap in the “coffin” corners. In fact, its basic form is the least use. To our kids credit, they expected to win and were seriously bummed when they didn't. The league champs in our 7th grade travel league (two years ago) played a 1-3-1 half court trap. My plan of attack is to flank the point in the 1-3-1 with 2 guards. Big Daddy Member. If it were to the left or right it was an aggressive trap about 5 feet off of the perimeter. After you burn 'em a few times, they'll drop the press. A Half-Court Zone Trap Press is another version of pressure defense that can disrupt and cause your team a lot of trouble. If you're looking for a more "packed in" conservative half court zone, see 1-3-1 Half Court Zone. Player 1 should try to isolate one of the defenders instead of trying to beat them both. 2. X3 comes and double-teams the ball > steps to sideline to trap. Force them into another turnover. So to all the coaches out here... please provide all your tips and suggestions on beating the 1-3-1 trap. Put O2 (your best shooter) in the ball-side corner. Coach Huggins "Dive and Fill" approach worked beautifully. Thanks to you both. X4 slides high post area to prevent pass to high post. That will help us write a better article. If the ball goes to the baseline, the trap is shifted there. You must log in or register to reply here. I prefer the trap since the whole purpose of this defense is to create turnovers. 1-3-1 half-court trap right X1 forces ball to either sideline. I coached those age groups for several years (13) and it took me awhile to understand that its not all about winning.. its about teaching the game at that age.... make sure those kids are fundamentally sound when they go into high school, you will be doing them a HUGE favor..... and YOUR KIDS will be ages ahead of the coaches that think about winning more than preparing their kids to play at the next level. In other words, stay away from the sidelines. 2 Have your point guard dribble the ball up … A great effort. Their guards harass opposing ball handlers, their wings are are lengthy and quick to trap, and their center is an intimidating presence in the paint. Because they don't trap immediately when we cross half court, it's a little tricky, but my plan is to try to get the ball to the middle at first, reverse to the other guard or low baseline player and stick jumpers or drive. So far this year, the Baylor Bears are holding opponents to just 0.9 PPP and an astounding 0.71 PPP in the half court. Do you have to play bigs? That must have been very rewarding. One to get it across half court, or after half court. The best result for the defensive team, if a pass is … Could be a long day! 1-3-1 HALF COURT TRAP Reasons to Play 1-3-1 Wide Defense (“31”) – (DeChellis) 1. Do you play them again next year? It so happens only a handful of kids on our team play AAU (most are good 3 sport athletes). We want to attack the trap to score, not to just keep from losing the ball. I have found this defense to be very beneficial to my varsity team and I think it is best utilized as a second defense to a solid man to man.This defense steals practice time from your opponents as they must prepare for this different look. Highest division, so the quality of basketball is very good. X2 goes to basket for basket responsibility. We lost 42-41. This 2-3 half court trapping system has very simple rules and allows players to be aggressive and force turnovers while also forcing tempo. One pass to get it inbounds. 7th grade boys travel basketball. Coaches may differ on who covers what, but you have to decide what is best for your team and teach your players how to shift, cover and defend. How to beat a 1-3-1 Trap in Middle School? And it’s working. The best way to beat this press is the same as any other; that is, beat it up court before the opponents can set up. Your point guard O1 takes the ball to one side and tries to commit two defenders to him. I watched them dismantle a pretty good team this weekend and I'm now preparing for them. The top defender shouldn’t do this immediately as they cross because it makes it too easy for the offense to make a quick pass to the wing and then into the high post, they should pick them up when they’re about 2 – 3 meters from the three-point line. The 1-3-1 zone defense has the advantage of being able to apply pressure on the outside arc and high post, and allows for some trapping. Also getting the ball into the high post allows your wings to attack the basket with mismatches. 5. "40" Half-Court Press Break Here the defense is in a half-court press, such as the 1-2-2. If this were a high school varsity team, I'd recommend... don't go nuts on me coaches... a jump pass. Personnel and Organization. The 1-3-1 zone defense is a unique defense that is run by teams at many different levels. TRAP COMES UP BY HALF COURT If trap is broken play 1-3-1 tight with the traps in the corner. With only 2 practices to prepare, our boys did a great job of exposing the trap. Opponents will attempt to trap you as you cross the mid court line and no sooner. In this article, it is my intention to describe how the features of the Backdoor Trap half-court offense that will work successfully against zone defenses. JavaScript is disabled. Passing the ball from player to player is good to find the right opportunity, but if the defense is running a full court press then you are probably limited on time. And 1-2 passes to get it to a player who can score. We had our first game last night and they threw a 1-3-1 Trap at us all night that rattled our PG's. Setup. I didn't see anything on the left side but maybe Jeff or Joe can send it.... We tried to attack the Perimeter with 3's, but it doesn't work when you are 0-8 (and 13-43 FG). Plus, we discovered that only 2% of the teams in our area played a 1-3-1. We soon found, however, that our teams played the 1-3-1 zone better than any other defense. Attacking the gaps is where we struggled, we could break the trap but they were SO athletic that the other side would trap immediately forcing a steal or an errandt skip pass into the bleachers. Dubbed the “32” trap this 1-2-2 zone defense takes advantage of virtually any offense as long as your team matches up with an opponent height-wise. You'll have a harder time with big men who don't pass well, but you'll need to run a 2-1-2 offense and emphasize ball reversal by passing (not dribbling) to get the zone to get "out of shape". I hope you have plenty of time to prepare. It was completely different. There's a chance we play them in the playoffs. Keep your guards on the lines that divide the court lengthwise into thirds. This team has played together for 2 years (AAU year round; Travel for the hoop season). No fading or running. 1) Option 1: O1 brings the ball up court and O2 stays even with O1. 3. Congrats, a moral victory to be sure, good game. Then either the "tight end" O4 or the sideline O2 will be open. How to beat a 1-3-1 Trap in Middle School? For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. We were probably a 12-13 point underdog against the best team in the league, and we lost by one point (we missed a shot at the buzzer for the win). This is what allows them to trap and still rotate without getting beat. They'll be a #1 seed and have a bye, so we'd have to get by a first round game, but I'd love to play them again. Their offense was actually pretty pedestrian, but the trap was devastating to the opposition. These are the options for getting the first pass against half court 1-3-1 … And it's usually best to use a ball fake before executing. Especially since with against a 1-3-1 the high post area can extend out past the three point line. The idea of this half court trap zone is to force a quick play, risky lob passes and players to use their fundamental skills to attack the basket immediately instead of running plays. We did the screening with the post player. The "40" half-court press-breaker will work against most half-court presses. This half court press attack zone offense works great against those half court zone traps you will see from time to time, especially the 1-3-1 half court trap. I picked this up from Lance Randall who got it from a Russian national coach. Next weekend we play a team that employs an excellent 1-3-1 half court trap. Quick ball reversal with dribble penetration can often have the same effect. D1 - Rear Spot - This is the spot you want filled by your smallest, quickest guard. The 1-3-1 zone is an effective defense that can be used in the half or full court. They force the point guard to make a decision, and trap him on the wing. Most of their points came off turnovers from cross court passes out of the trap. It’s been successfully run by many youth teams all the way up to college basketball where Coach Beilein uses it as his base defense for Michigan.. Anyways, enough chat, let’s break down the 1-1-3 zone defense! Board index » Basketball Questions and Comments » Coaching Advanced Basketball (13 and Up) » Game Strategies, The Internet's #1 Website for Basketball Camps, Resources and Learning Products. Receive 72 drills, 32 plays & 7 shooting workouts! Note that in a 1-3-1 half-court press defense there is 1 deep defensive player in the middle, close to the net, 3 more defensive players are spread out in a line just behind the half-court line, and 1 final defensive player is near center court. Theory of the Basketball Zone Defense. Opponents would have to spend valuable time teaching the 1-3-1 to prepare for us. Allowed the use of different lineups. A team that hasn't prepared for the 1-3-1 will not look for the 3-pointer in the corner, so trap them there with X2 and X3 or X2 and X1 on the other side. I looked at that KCsbasket website earlier and it is helpful. Two players should start at the foul line, extended (straight ahead). Player 04 is at weak side corner and 03 at wing. By forcing one defender to stay back, you have essentially converted their zone into a 3-1-1, which you know from above is easy to beat with the sideline pass. Posts: 21 We had our first game last night and they threw a 1-3-1 Trap at us all night that rattled our PG's. OUR TEAM HAS developed a tough 1-2-2 half-court zone trap that can give even good zone offensive teams a hard time. They are long and athletic in the middle, so can defend the post well. Place a player in the middle (diagonally) between the two circles. Players 05 and 02 buddy up at the top of the key. They will "invite" the point guard to come across on the side and then trap. In a half-court 1-2-2 trap, the top defender will be near midcourt, the middle two defenders will be be about 10 feet from midcourt on each side of the floor, just outside lane width while the back two defenders will be on each side of the lane about 10 feet from the basket. Try to keep it to 2-4 passes total for the play. Added by ball fakes and pass fakes, and an aggressive offensive mindset, we should be able to handle it. It was really rewarding. The Half-Court Zone Trap Press. The aim of the players not involved in the trap directly is to never allow a pass to be executed to an offensive player who is one pass away from the dribbler. We also tried to screen the baseline defender and used a runner to come off that screen for a good look. Coincidentally we're just getting ready to write an article about "Beating a 1-3-1 Trap" for an upcoming newsletter issue. The best post player should run the baseline. Position one player in the middle of the floor at all times. The defensive players will work to contain and trap Player 1. This forces the defense to defend the middle, which is one of the most … We kept it out of the deep corners and didn't pick up our dribble for the most part, but we could not break the 1-3-1. Specifically, to the 1-3-1 we attack on diagonals with skip passes. The major weakness is when the offense attacks from the corners and into the low post. They got some turnovers, but it was really well neutralized. However, this is a controlled, balanced jump pass. CoachMcLellan, Feb 24, 2014 #2. Avoid the coffin corners by lining up in a 1-3-1 offense. Have two offensive players deep up the side-lines flanking the one deep defender and beyond the three-across defenders. They have very good athletes running the middle and baseline, from side to side, as needed. http://www.kcsbasketball.com/blog/2013/01/simple-offense-for-use-against-a-1-3-1-half-court-trap-or-quarter-court-zone/, http://www.hoopsplaybook.ca/zone_offences/huggins_dive_and_fill.html. I think your strategies are all sound - even front, move the ball quickly, ball fakes, player movements/cutters. My only problem is that while I have very solid guard play, I have virtually non-existent big men (only 2 kids out of 11 who are "big", and neither one of them are players). http://www.coachesclipboard.net/131zoneoffense.html, http://www.breakthroughbasketball.com/kc/, http://www.basketballsbest.com/WakeForest1-3-1ZonePlay.htm. "Zone-2" - adapting the "Zone-2" offense to the 1-3-1 Use a two-guard front to attack the 1-3-1 zone defense, and attack it from the corner where it is most vulnerable. Almost all kids on all teams play some version of AAU (whether that's a good thing or not I leave for another discussion). Zone defenses are used for several different, yet valid, reasons. While most zones matchup to the ball, in the 1-3-1 zone, defenders play off and overplay the passing lanes. Some coaches use the 1-3-1 as a defense to switch things up, while others will use it … Hopefully you can pick up a couple of principles to apply when you are attacking a 1 3 1 half court trap. There are some smaller players who can be excellent in the high post. If it was at the top of the key, it was more of a soft trap, forcing him to throw a lob pass over the trap. Once the ball goes there, you have a couple of choices, trap the ball in the corner or shift and wait for help. I agree it's about quick, crisp ball movement, forcing the zone to move several times.
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