Rutgers-Camden Athletics

Dylan Kazmierowicz appeared in 12 games over his two seasons at Rutgers-Camden, making six starts.
 
Academics: Rutgers-Camden Athletic Director’s Honor Roll student for the 2020 Fall and 2022 Spring semesters.
 
Soccer 2021: Played in seven games, starting three…Took one shot, putting it on goal…After a late start to his season, made his first appearance at William Paterson (Oct. 2)…Started and played his season high of 47 minutes at Haverford (Oct. 6), taking his lone shot…Also made starts against Ramapo College (Oct. 9) and Alvernia (Oct. 21).
 
Soccer 2020: In a shortened seven-game season, which was played during the 2021 spring semester, appeared in five games, starting three…Took one shot…Started the season-opening 1-1 tie against Ramapo, playing his season high of 84 minutes…Played 81 minutes during a start against William Paterson (March 13)…Started and contributed to the Raptors’ lone shutout of the season, a 2-0 win at New Jersey City (March 17) which gave Head Coach Tim Oswald his 200th career win at Rutgers-Camden…Took his lone shot during the Raptors’ 2-1 New Jersey Athletic Conference quarterfinal win at Stockton (April 7)…Also played in the team’s 3-1 NJAC semifinal loss at Montclair State (April 10).
 
Pre-Rutgers: Played two seasons for Rowan College at Burlington County in 2017 and 2018…In 2017, started all 14 of his games and notched one goal and three assists for five points…His goal was the game winner against Brookdale (Sept. 12)…In 2018, started all 10 of his games and had four assists, including two against Mercer County (Oct. 23)…Played for Central Connecticut State University in 2019, starting all 14 of his games…Notched one goal for two points, netting the game-winning tally against St. Francis-Brooklyn (Sept. 27).
 
High School:  Four-year varsity soccer letterman at Rancocas Valley Regional High School for Coach Damon Petras…Graduated in 2017.
 
Club Team: Marlton GPS
 
Personal: Born July 2, 1998…Last name pronounced “Kaz-MEER-oh-wits”…Enjoys playing soccer…Criminal Justice major at Rutgers-Camden who plans to become a policeman…Dylan’s twin brother Tyler also plays on the Rutgers-Camden soccer team…Dylan is the son of Ida and Jim Kazmierowicz of Hainesport.