Tony in that situation I have played two left wings one period, next period two Right wingers and the third two centres.
Otherwise you could have 3 sets of wingers and two centres but rotate who is playing centre each period.
Good luck.
Tom
we run with 4 forwards per line the forth forward rotates Lw, Rw,C
it work pretty well, the forth player needs to be versatile.
Duane
Quote by: TomMTony in that situation I have played two left wings one period, next period two Right wingers and the third two centres.
Otherwise you could have 3 sets of wingers and two centres but rotate who is playing centre each period.
Good luck.
Tom
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When I have 12 skaters on my Novice Hockey Team, I go with 3 D, and keep the 3 forward lines together. It seems to work because at this age most of the kids want to play forward.
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We started the season with 13 skaters running 3 forward lines and 2 sets of defensemen.
We lost a player for the season. I would like to come up with a rotation giving fairly even ice time.
I have 6 players who can play defense. I could run 2 centers and 3 sets of wings but that will wear out the centers.
Any thoughts on a rotation would be appreciated. Thanks.