The Garden City girls soccer team has had an impressive season, winning 18 games and achieving a perfect 10-0 record in the Western Wayne Athletic Conference. Under the guidance of new head coach Steve Racine, the Cougars have shown remarkable resilience and skill, particularly in their four victories against Division 1 teams, where they outscored opponents 16-3. Sophomore goalie Ava Novack expressed the team's determination to bounce back after a disappointing playoff loss last year, stating their goal to beat Farmington Hills Mercy next season. The Cougars are focused on continuous improvement, with Racine encouraging players to enhance their skills by aiming for 1% growth each day. As they prepare for upcoming challenges against teams like Belleville and Livonia Stevenson, the Cougars are eager to prove their strength in the competitive districts that include formidable opponents like Divine Child and Mercy. With a strong sense of teamwork and motivation, they are ready to face whatever comes their way in the playoffs.