Karl Labadorf is one of three All-Americans in the storied history of the Westfield State men’s soccer program. He was third-team All-American in 2000 when he led the Owls to the Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference (MASCAC) championship and a first-round victory in the NCAA Division III national tournament.
 
The Wilbraham native was All-New England first team in 2000 and All-New England third team in 1997 when the Owls won the MASCAC championship, advanced to the ECAC Tournament championship game, and finished with a 13-4-1 overall record.
 
The three-time first-team all-conference forward and two-time captain ranks 10^th on Westfield’s all-time scoring list with 111 points. He scored 42 career goals, including 13 game-winning goals.
 
Labadorf tallied the only goal in Westfield’s 1-0 victory over Worcester State in the 2000 MASCAC Tournament championship game. He scored a season-high 39 points (15 goals, 9 assists) in 2000, including the game-winning goal in a 3-2 victory at Roger Williams University in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament.
 
Westfield finished his senior season with a 15-5 record. The Owls posted four straight winning seasons and an aggregate record of 46-24-2 from 1997-2000.
 
Labadorf played for the Massachusetts Twisters semi-professional indoor soccer team in 2002 and was an assistant coach at Westfield State for three years following his graduation. He has been employed as a mathematics teacher at Minnechaug High School since 2001 and was the assistant coach for the 2005 Western Massachusetts champion Minnechaug boys’ soccer team.
 
Labadorf resides in Wilbraham with his wife, Stacy, and four daughters: Lindsay (6), Taylor (5), and twins Stephanie (1) and Kaitlyn (1).