A boy with cerebral palsy scored twice during a basketball game thanks to a friend

The result counts little. If they have won or lost, it is irrelevant. The most successful thoughts are out of the discussion when you watch this moving video. In a basketball game at a West Virginia primary school, a boy made a gesture with a partner who was renting him: He helped a friend with cerebral palsy to convert a double.

The images became viral after Christina Weaver, Austin's mother, recorded the moment when her son, with cerebral palsy from the age of three, scored in a meeting between his team, Kanawha, and Braves.

"Austin scored tonight! We are very lucky to have so many people supporting him." A huge thank you to his team for always helping and doing even more. Coach Mike for everything he's doing for Austin", wrote this woman on her Facebook account, next to the video, which has already been seen more than a million times.

What generates a lot of emotion, that's the way the baby scores. One of his teammates, Zane Goodwin, realizes he is rushing into the painted area. When he arrives and picks up the ball, he helps him for the first time. Erra Rebound Another boy is shooting again and bugs. Then, when he asks for the pbad again, his best company appeared: louder, he comes back to help his friend, who scores twice more. Explosion of joy.