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Alumni win soccer friendly

Alumni win soccer friendly

Nicholas Labbadia defends his brother Anthony.

Riley Klein

FALLS VILLAGE — Housatonic Valley Regional High School alumni returned to the pitch Saturday, Aug. 30, to take on the current boys varsity soccer team.

The alumni team, which included former HVRHS players from the Classes of 2011 to 2020, won the friendly 1-0.

Nicholas Labbadia, Class of 2014, organized the game. He and his brother Matthew, Class of 2017, got the chance to play against their little brother Anthony, a current senior on the HVRHS varsity team.

Nicholas said the match was a great opportunity to get some friends together, dust off their cleats and show the varsity squad how it’s done.

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