Teddy Krzywiecki is entering his second year as an assistant coach with the Elmhurst men’s soccer team.
Krzywiecki played Division III soccer at Geneva College in Beaver Falls, Pa. He was a four-year starter and played in 85 games, helping Geneva post a 55-20-10 record. He scored 21 goals, including seven game-winning goals, while also totaling 17 assists. After transitioning from NAIA to NCAA Division III, Krzywiecki helped Geneva to two straight PAC Conference final appearances. Geneva made a deep run in the NCCAA national tournament in Kissimmee, Fla. As the only non-scholarship school in the Elite 8, they stunned the field by upsetting D2 and NAIA programs. Geneva fell 2-1 in the national championship to Division II California-Baptist. Krzywiecki received PAC All-Conference honors in 2011 and was named first team all-conference selection in 2012.
Krzywiecki played in the National Premier Soccer League (NPSL) for 1 season with the BuxMont Torch in Perkasie, Pa. and recently appeared in the Lamar Hunt US Open Cup in 2016 & 2017 with TDFC Oak Avalon, an amateur team in Pittsburgh, Pa.
Originally from Western Pa., Krzywiecki played club soccer in Pittsburgh with notable local clubs such as Century United and Allegheny Force FC. His club teams competed in US Club and USYS regional play after winning their state cups.
Krzywiecki holds a USSF D License, USC Advanced National Diploma, Level 2 & Level 3 La Liga Formation Methodology Diploma, and USC Goalkeeping I & II. He is also completing his USC Premier Diploma and is a staff coach at Chicago Empire FC. Krzywiecki, who is perusing his master's degree at Elmhurst College, resides in Elmhurst with his wife, Bethany.
