Fifteen year old Cindy Garcia has been playing soccer for many years now. Starting at the age of 9, young Garcia joined the little league soccer team and co-operated in another three and a half years worth of soccer since. Being her favorite sport, she was always fond of getting on the field and having fun doing it. During interview, Garcia stated that she does't want to further her soccer career when she’s an adult, showing that she expects to develop  a more neutrally bound job such as an office job or anything off the fields. A question that appeared during the interview was; if Garcia made it to the world championships, what would she do? Garcia replied  "I think I would still try to make my self better because there is always room for improvement.”

	At the age of 9 Garcia’s love for soccer surfaced from the deep. At first, Garcia wasn’t so sure she wanted to join a soccer team. However, during the interview, she pronounced that her parents always saw or pictured Garcia to be “good at sports.” When Garcia finished playing for the little leagues and went to Junior High, Garcia played for her school team, Hester. Garcia played for all three years and each year Garcia got better and better. From little leagues to
school teams and junior high to high school, Cindy Garcia is your average, everyday disciple.

	As Cindy grew older, her goals toward soccer were imaginable but as previously said, she never expected to make a career of it. Knowing miss Garcia is a teenager, it was assumed she had a favorite soccer team. So during interview, we asked what her favorite big league soccer team was, her responce was "FC Barcelona". The FC Barcelona team won 1 FIFA World Cup and 4 Champions League trophies which is a pretty good goal for Garcia to set. Even though she
set one of her goals to be apart of the FC Barcelona team, she admits that a lot of work needs to be done first. Question being; Will Cindy Garcia follow a goal
to be in the championship leagues or will she displace an entirely different choice of career? Futhermore,  Cindy is currently on stand by for her team status
but she's hoping to make the school team this year. All her previous teams were Little League, Hester Junior High and Leyden High School.

	Inspiration takes a big place in sports, music, acting and any kind of job in your life. Teenagers are often deeply inspired to follow the same path as their parents but some students choose different paths or drift off. Garcia says she has never been all that inspired to play soccer except at the age 15 by her friend Renee. In the interview process, Cindy was asked about her favorite soccer player, she responded with no "favorite" player.  She was also asked about any other sports she may be interested in, with only one other sport in mind, she replied with cross country skiing.