Sophie Bordeleau's favourite set play is a faceoff win to set up her teammates, the skill she's built up across the many seasons of development and practice. The set play works best when it's an offensive-zone faceoff from the left side with puck-moving defenders behind her. Ideally the faceoff is won back to the LD who can walk it towards the middle. This sets up somewhat of a pseudo-umbrella where the RD shifts slightly down toward the top of the faceoff circle and the LW moves up to the top of the other circle. The RW goes right to the net to bang around up front and set up any screens or potential deflections to score a goal. Sophie, as the centre and last person out, is the girl in motion during this play. Her vision and puck skills means the opposing team's defense has to respect her as a threat to get open, get the puck and score or set someone else for it, and even when she's just a decoy, this play sets up the team's other star player, Tom Pedersen, to be in the perfect position for a great one-time shot.