Step 1

First, this is what happened. Jess swung and got ready to go for the give-and-go.

Step 2

Jess goes upline, and #3 failed to recognize that she wasn't clearing out, and sets up for the reset at 45 degrees back on the openside.

Step 3

Jess stops and comes back for an easy reset, but #3's defender poaches and gets the D.

Step 4

Here's what should have happened IMO. Jess throws the break and gets ready for the give-and -go.

Step 5

She goes slightly past parallel but isn't clearing out, #3 recognizes this and sets up his cut for her reset.

Step 6

Jess comes back for the reset, and looks to continue breakside for a gainer to #3.

Step 7

If the defense overcommits to the breakside (or if timing was bad), #3 simply curls and gets the easy strike for the score.

Step 8

This is one where the #2 handler actually clears out and relieves the reset duty to the #3 handler. Jess swung and got ready for the give-and-go.

Step 9

#3 starts setting up for #2's continuation and at this point is watching for the clearout.

Step 10

#2 clears out, and #3 cuts for the reset (or strike if it's there).

Step 11

#3 makes the nice reset cut, and will look to #2 for the continuation.

Step 12

Score. ;)