Run the round

How to play Passing Triangle Clock

Step 1

Use a triangle to sharpen lacrosse passing angles.

Step 2

Judge the passing result against the scoring rule before anyone resets.

Step 3

Reset the passing setup, rotate evenly, and stop at the agreed finish condition.

Guide details

Run it cleanly

Scoring

How the result works

2-12 players, about 10-35 min at Field Play. Pick turns, keep lacrosse scoring visible, stop at target.

Example: Use a triangle to sharpen lacrosse passing angles.

Host tip

Keep it clean

Letting the start mark or target drift. Reset both before the next attempt.

Safety: Keep the active lane clear, use controlled contact, and give shooters, defenders, and goalies enough stopping and landing room.

Best for

Who it fits

2-12 who want a 10-35 min round.

Energy

Pace

High

Board Lacrosse

Category Lacrosse

Best for 2-12 who want a 10-35 min round.

Players 2-12

Time 10-35 min

Gear Lacrosse sticks, ball, goal or target, and cones

Space Field, wall area, or marked practice lane

Energy High

Setup Start from Lacrosse Board and tell the group the activity is Passing Triangle Clock.

Twist it

Variations to try

Quick mode: play one short timer round, record the result, then decide rematch or switch.
Team mode: split into two teams and rotate turns so mixed skill stays playable.

Moment fit

Use it in these hubs

Passing Triangle Clock also fits these setup-first pages when the group starts from the situation instead of the board.

Group share

Send the setup

We're playing Passing Triangle Clock from Studboards. Use a triangle to sharpen lacrosse passing angles. Fits: Players: 2-12 | Time: 10-35 min | Gear: Lacrosse sticks, ball, goal or target, and cones Safety: Keep the active lane clear, use controlled contact, and give shooters, defenders, and goalies enough stopping and landing room. View Idea: https://www.studboards.com/sports/lacrosse/lacrosse-passing-triangle-clock.html

Passing Triangle Clock

Quick start.