
Emily Ausmus breaks down six clips from an 18U Junior Olympics gold-medal game, showing how sprint wins, quick ball movement, live entries, timed drives, and early 6-on-5 decisions create high-percentage chances. She also explains the defensive response: pressure immediately after a lost sprint, communicate without fouling, protect the inside, and use counter-defense positioning so one mistake does not become an easy transition. Athletes and families can use this film study to understand the small reads and conditioning habits that decide late tournament games.

Rightie Attacker
Emily Ausmus is a USC attacker and U.S. National Team Olympian from Riverside, California. She made her Olympic debut in 2024, won World Aquatics gold with Team USA, and set USC's single-season scoring record as a true freshman while earning All-America and MPSF honors.

Rightie Attacker
Emily Ausmus is a USC attacker and U.S. National Team Olympian from Riverside, California. She made her Olympic debut in 2024, won World Aquatics gold with Team USA, and set USC's single-season scoring record as a true freshman while earning All-America and MPSF honors.