Boys soccer beats Lakeview

Boys soccer beats Lakeview

The boys soccer team celebrates Anthony Labbadia’s game-winning goal Oct. 16.

Riley Klein

FALLS VILLAGE — Housatonic Valley Regional High School boys varsity soccer defeated rival Lakeview High School 1-0 on Thursday night, Oct. 16.

The deadlocked game was scoreless for more than 70 minutes of play until Anthony Labbadia found the back of the net with just seven minutes remaining.

Hundreds were in attendance for the rare Falls Village night game that was made possible by gas-powered lights arranged around the soccer field. Parents filled the hill above the field while students lined the track to cheer on their peers, drowning out the hum produced by the lights.

The win put HVRHS in 2nd place in Berkshire League standings with a record of 9-3-1. Lakeview remained in 5th place at 7-6-1.

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