“I was happy,” Touray said, “so I had to take the shirt off.”ADFor Wilde Lake Coach Trevor Shea, the win was the realization of a longtime dream. ADWhen he took over Wilde Lake in 2016, Shea sought to create more cohesion among his players. While sprinting toward the goal, he controlled the ball with his left foot and tapped it into the goal with his right. Touray also scored both of Wilde Lake’s goals in his team’s comeback win over Mount ­Hebron in the state semifinals last week. “Yo, Ousman: Smile, bruh,” a Wilde Lake fan shouted from the bleachers.

Source: Washington Post November 16, 2019 20:26 UTC