NJ Copa FC welcomes Pablo Kawecki to the club ahead of the 2022 USL2 summer of soccer. This past Fall, Pablo was a member of the Cleveland State University team that finished the season 10-8. During the season Pablo, a native of Alcobendas, Spain, started all 18 matches for the team scoring 6 goals and supplying 4 assists as a midfielder.
Pablo was asked about the summer of soccer and said “I am very excited to play for NJ Copa for the summer 2022, it is a great opportunity for me to keep improving and prepare for the next season. Obviously, the main goal is to win the league with this team.”
“We are looking forward to seeing Pablo this summer for NJ Copa.” Said Roberto Aguas, Sporting Director for NJ Copa, “He brings another dimension to our midfield that will help make us dangerous in attack while also bringing some leadership to the team.”
The USL 2 comes back to New Jersey as NJ Copa FC returns to the pitch on Saturday, May 21st at Mount Saint Mary’s College against the Hudson Valley Hammers at 7 pm EST. Coming off of a 5-6-3 2021 campaign, the club looks to rebound in 2022 to take all three points in the opening weekend, and get off on the proper foot heading into the summer schedule.
NJ Copa FC will start the season off on the road after the first fixture and head to Fairleigh Dickinson University on Wednesday night to take on the Cedar Stars Rush with an 8 pm EST kickoff for its second game of the season. This match is an important fixture to look at as last year FC Copa was 0-1-1 against the Stars and wants to return the favor this year as they play twice in a matter of a week with NJ Copa FC hosting the Stars Wednesday, June 1.
The June 1st opener is a special day for NJ Copa FC as they host matches this year at St. Joseph’s High School for the 2022 season where they will host 7 matches with the last 6 scheduled games to be at home for Copa as they look to use the home-field advantage to help them finish the end of the season strong.
The USL 2 regular season takes place during the summer months from May to July with each team playing 14 matches against regional competition The top-seeded club and the division's runner up will then have an opportunity to play a team from another division in the playoffs that will take place later in July and continuing to play for a possible USL 2 Championship in early August.
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