Your Felhunter should be put on the Shaman with auto Devour on until all of his buffs are removed. Next move the Felhunter to the Paladin. Everyone on the team should be hitting totems as the Shaman drops them. The only way a Warrior should kill a totem is with a Hamstring. Wasting an auto attack is not worth it (unless its Mana Tide). Sunder the Shaman. Train him the entire game.

The Druid should be CCing the Warrior with Roots and Cyclone. He should coordinate Cyclones on the Paladin with the Warlock so you can time Spell Lock and Cyclone lock outs. Spell Lock early to get the Paladin to move to Holy Light instead of flashes. Fearing and Tongues will also force him to move to larger heals. You should mainly be Fearing the Paladin and putting a Fear on the Warrior every now and then when he is on Cyclone's DR. This should put out a lot of pressure on the other team. It will either force a Blessing of Protection or a Paladin bubble. All of which are good. The BoP being better for you. Once the Paladin bubbles the Paladin now becomes viable to train. You have Spell Lock, Pummel, and Feral Charge which should easily lock the Paladin down while you go for the kill.

The Warlock should have 3 DoTs on the Shaman and 2 DoTs and Tongues on the Paladin.