The Mason High School girls soccer team clinched a 2‑0 victory over Farmington Hills Mercy in a Division 2 regional semifinal, punching their ticket to the regional final. The win underscores the Bulldogs' defensive resilience and offensive efficiency.
Senior goalkeeper Paige Foster anchored the backline, recording her 11th shutout of the season. Her steady presence between the posts kept Farmington Hills Mercy at bay throughout the match.
The first goal came in the 30th minute when Lexi Haynie struck a well‑placed shot that slipped past the Mercy keeper. The early lead set the tone for Mason's controlled performance.
Lyza Ruster added the second tally midway through the game, capitalizing on an assist from Jocelyn Straub. Ruster's strike extended the Bulldogs' advantage and forced Mercy to chase the game.
Coach Christie Hursey’s Reflection
Coach Christie Hursey expressed pride in the team's effort, highlighting the players' dedication and the historic nature of their run. She noted that the Bulldogs are trailblazing a path for future seasons.
Mason will now meet New Boston Huron in the regional final scheduled for June 4 at 6 p.m. The upcoming clash promises a showdown between two of the region's most competitive squads.