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Columbus Crew 2 is a professional soccer team based in Columbus, Ohio that competes in the MLS Next Pro league, the third division of American soccer. The team is owned by, and operates as the reserve team of the Major League Soccer club Columbus Crew. The team plays home matches at Historic Crew Stadium. The team was announced as a member of MLS Next Pro on December 6, 2021.[3]

Key Information

History

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On December 6, 2021, the Columbus Crew announced the formation of a reserve team in MLS Next Pro that would begin play in the 2022 season and that they would play at Historic Crew Stadium (the parent club's former home venue) in Columbus, Ohio.[4] At the same time, the club announced its first manager, Corey Wrey, who is the Crew's current Assistant General Manager, a position he will continue to hold.[5] The Crew 2 will be one of 21 teams that play in the newly formed league.[6] On January 28, 2022, the Crew announced that Laurent Courtois would serve as the team's first head coach.[7]

The club played their first match on March 26, 2022, which ended in a 0–2 loss to Inter Miami CF II at DRV PNK Stadium.[8] The first win came the following week with a 1–0 victory over Chicago Fire FC II.[9]

Crew 2 won the first ever MLS Next Pro Cup title, defeating St. Louis City SC 2 4-1 on October 8, 2022.[10]

The following year, the team once again qualified for the playoffs and made it to the Cup Final. They were defeated 1–3 by Austin FC II.[11]

Players and staff

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Current roster

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As of September 10, 2025[12]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
30 MF  COL Nicolás Rincón
31 FW  CIV Kevin Gbamblé
36 DF  ENG Pharrell Willis
39 FW  FRA Inza Koné
42 FW  USA Brent Adu-Gyamfi
No. Pos. Nation Player
44 FW  USA Anthony Alaouieh
51 MF  USA Gio De Libera
55 DF  USA Chris Rogers (Captain)
63 DF  USA Gianmarco Di Noto
No. Pos. Nation Player
65 FW  USA Prince Forfor
DF  JPN Rui Aoki
MF  HON Johann Chirinos
MF  USA Moses Nyeman
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    First team player
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  • Staff

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    As of February 21, 2025[13]
    Front office
    Investor-operators Dee and Jimmy Haslam
    JW and Whitney Johnson
    Dr. Pete Edwards
    President Issa Tall
    General Manager
    Director of Player Development Dan Lock
    Coaching staff
    Head coach Federico Higuaín
    Assistant coach Josh Williams
    Goalkeeper coach Alex Blackburn
    Performance coach Jorge Gonzalez
    Additional staff
    Manager of Soccer Operations Claire Quaassdorff
    Head Athletic Trainer Sara Kusner
    Assistant Athletic Trainer Alex Nucerino
    Equipment Manager Caden Fergison
    Video & Data Analyst Marc O'Neill

    Last updated: 14:20, February 21, 2025 (UTC)
    Source: [1]

    Team records

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    Season-by-season

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    As of March 19, 2025
    Season MLS Next Pro Playoffs Top Scorer
    P W D L GF GA GD Pts Div. Conf. Overall Player Goals
    2022 24 16 5 3 62 22 +40 55 1st 1st 1st Champions Canada Jacen Russell-Rowe 21
    2023 28 16 3 9 58 46 +12 54 1st 3rd 5th Runner-up United States Gibran Rayo 12
    2024 28 11 7 10 51 47 +4 45 5th 7th 12th Conference Finals United States Chase Adams 9
    2025 28 5 6 17 40 64 –24 22 8th 15th 29th DNQ United States Chase Adams 10

    Head coaches record

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    As of June 26, 2025
    Name Nationality From To P W D L GF GA Win%
    Laurent Courtois  France January 28, 2022 January 8, 2024 59 38 8 13 137 77 064.41
    Kelvin Jones  United States March 13, 2024 December 10, 2024 28 11 7 10 51 47 039.29
    Federico Higuaín Argentina Argentina January 29, 2025 28 5 6 17 40 64 017.86

    Honors

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    National
    Competitions Titles Seasons
    MLS Next Pro Cup 1 2022
    MLS Next Pro Regular Season 1 2022
    Eastern Conference 1 2022
    Eastern Conference (Playoffs) 2 2022, 2023
    Eastern Conference Central Division 2 2022, 2023

    Monthly Awards

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    Player of the Month

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    Goalkeeper of the Month

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    Annual Awards

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    MLS Next Pro Most Valuable Player

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    Golden Boot

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    Goalkeeper of the Year

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    Coach of the Year

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    MLS Next Pro Cup MVP

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    See also

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    References

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    Columbus Crew 2 is an American professional soccer team based in , that competes in , the third tier of the , serving as the reserve and developmental squad for Major League Soccer club . Established in 2022 for the inaugural season of , the team is integrated into the 's player pathway, facilitating the transition of academy prospects and first-team players to higher levels of competition with direct roster access and minimal restrictions on player movement. Columbus Crew 2 plays its home matches at , the first built in the United States, and occasionally at Lower.com Field, the home of the senior team. The club, nicknamed the Capybaras, quickly established itself as a dominant force, posting the best regular-season record and capturing the first-ever Cup on October 8, 2022, by defeating St. Louis CITY2 in the final. Subsequent success included the Eastern Conference championship in 2023, reaching the conference final in 2024 (marking three straight appearances in the conference finals), and hosting the 2023 MLS Next Pro Cup at Lower.com Field. In the 2025 season, which featured a 28-game regular-season schedule, Columbus Crew 2 finished last in the Eastern Conference with a 5–6–17 record (22 points) and did not qualify for the , continuing to develop talent within the Black & Gold organization.

    Club overview

    Affiliation and league participation

    Columbus Crew 2 was established on December 6, 2021, as the official of , a Major League Soccer (MLS) club based in . The team operates under the ownership of , sharing resources such as facilities and technical staff to support integrated player development across the club's ecosystem. This structure aligns with MLS's emphasis on professional pathways for young talent, positioning Crew 2 as a key component in the organization's youth-to-pro continuum. Crew 2 competes in , the third tier of the soccer pyramid, which serves as a for MLS-affiliated reserve sides. The team joined as one of the 21 founding clubs in the league's inaugural 2022 season, with no prior professional competitive history. Within 's structure, Crew 2 participates in the Eastern Conference; it competed in the Central Division during the 2022 and 2023 seasons before transitioning to the Northeast Division starting in 2024, a realignment that continues into the 2025 campaign. This divisional placement facilitates regional rivalries and optimized travel for matches against other Eastern Conference opponents. The primary purpose of Crew 2 is to bridge the gap between the 's youth and the senior first team, providing a professional environment for emerging players to gain competitive experience. By integrating academy graduates into a semi-professional setting, the team focuses on skill refinement, tactical maturity, and physical conditioning tailored to MLS standards, while also allowing select first-team players to maintain match fitness during injury recovery or rotation periods. This developmental role underscores Crew 2's integration within the broader system, emphasizing long-term talent cultivation over immediate competitive dominance.

    Stadium and facilities

    Columbus Crew 2 plays its home matches primarily at in , with occasional home matches at Lower.com Field, a soccer-specific venue that opened on May 15, 1999, and served as the primary home for the Columbus Crew first team until their relocation to Lower.com Field in July 2021. The stadium has a seating capacity of 19,968 and features natural grass turf optimized for professional soccer. Following the first team's departure, was repurposed to support the club's developmental operations, including hosting Crew 2's fixtures while accommodating other events such as concerts and youth tournaments. In 2024, the Columbus Crew completed construction of two new turf fields near Historic Crew Stadium and the OhioHealth Performance Center to further support player development. Most of Columbus Crew 2's home MLS Next Pro regular-season and playoff matches are held at Historic Crew Stadium, with the venue shared occasionally for first-team training sessions or special events. This arrangement allows Crew 2 to benefit from a professional-grade facility that fosters fan engagement and player development within the club's ecosystem. In 2022, for instance, the team hosted its Eastern Conference Final against Toronto FC II at the stadium, contributing to the league's inaugural playoff structure. The team's training resources are integrated into the broader Columbus Crew complex at the Performance Center, a state-of-the-art facility adjacent to that opened in June 2021. Spanning over 42,000 square feet, the center includes four outdoor practice fields, indoor training areas, eight locker rooms, medical and recovery suites, and video analysis rooms, supporting soccer operations for Crew 2, the first team, and the academy. These facilities emphasize performance optimization and , with amenities like pools and a strength and conditioning gym tailored to professional standards. As part of the 2021 transition following the first team's move, underwent upgrades to enhance its multi-use capabilities, including improvements to field maintenance systems and fan amenities to better accommodate reserve-team matches and community events. Attendance at Crew 2 games varies, with regular-season matches typically drawing hundreds to low thousands, while playoff contests have attracted larger crowds; for example, the 2022 MLS Next Pro Cup Final—hosted at Lower.com Field—drew 7,446 fans, highlighting the potential for significant turnout in high-stakes games.

    History

    Formation and inaugural season (2022)

    Columbus Crew SC announced the formation of its developmental second team, , on December 6, 2021, as an inaugural member of Major League Soccer's new league set to begin in 2022. The team was established to provide a professional pathway for academy prospects and first-team players needing match experience, playing its home games at . On January 28, 2022, the club appointed Laurent Courtois as the inaugural of Columbus Crew 2, drawing on his prior experience leading the Crew Academy's U-19 side and holding both and U.S. Soccer Federation 'A' licenses. Crew 2 opened its debut season on March 26, 2022, with a 0–2 away loss to at DRV PNK Stadium, marking the team's first competitive match in . The squad secured its first victory a week later on April 2, 2022, defeating 1–0 at home, with the goal coming from academy product Noah Fuson in the 77th minute. Throughout the 2022 regular season, Columbus Crew 2 demonstrated dominance, finishing with a league-best record of 16 wins, 3 losses, and 5 draws, accumulating 53 points and claiming the Eastern Conference regular-season championship. The team led in goals scored with 62, showcasing an attacking prowess highlighted by forward Jacen Russell-Rowe, who netted a league-high 21 goals to earn the Golden Boot award. In the playoffs, Crew 2 advanced by defeating Rochester New York FC 4–1 in the Eastern Conference Semifinal and 4–3 in the Eastern Conference Final before capping the inaugural campaign with a 4–1 victory over in the Cup on October 8, 2022, at Lower.com Field to secure the league's first championship.

    Subsequent seasons (2023–2025)

    In 2023, Columbus Crew 2 finished the regular season with a record of 16 wins, 9 losses, and 3 draws, accumulating 54 points and topping the Central Division while securing third place in the Eastern Conference. The team advanced through the playoffs by defeating Orlando City B 2–1 in the first round, Philadelphia Union II 3–1 in the conference semifinals, and New England Revolution II 1–0 in the Eastern Conference Final, marking their second consecutive conference title appearance. However, they fell 1–3 to Austin FC II in the MLS NEXT Pro Cup final, ending their title defense. The 2024 season saw continued postseason success under new head coach Kelvin Jones, who had been appointed in March following Laurent Courtois's departure to earlier that year. Crew 2 posted an 11–9–8 record over 28 regular-season matches, finishing seventh in the Eastern Conference with 45 points. In the , they achieved a milestone by reaching the Eastern Conference Final for the third straight year—the first such streak in league history—highlighted by a dominant 6–2 quarterfinal victory over . They followed with a 3–2 semifinal win against but lost 0–4 to in the conference final. This run underscored the team's adaptability to league division realignments implemented that year, which expanded the Eastern Conference to 16 teams. The 2025 campaign brought significant challenges, including high player turnover from promotions to the first team and persistent injuries that disrupted consistency throughout the roster. A coaching transition compounded these issues, as Jones departed in December 2024 to pursue other opportunities, paving the way for former Columbus Crew midfielder and assistant Federico Higuaín to take over on January 29, 2025. Under Higuaín, Crew 2 struggled to a 5–6–17 record across 28 matches, tallying just 22 points and missing the playoffs with a last-place finish in the Eastern Conference. Despite the difficulties, the team showed late-season resilience, including a 4–0 home win over Inter Miami CF II on September 7 that provided a bright spot amid the struggles.

    Players and staff

    Current roster

    As of November 2025, Columbus Crew 2 maintains an active roster of 26 players, focusing on developing young talent through a combination of academy graduates, homegrown players, and targeted international signings. The squad emphasizes prospects aged primarily between 18 and 23, with several teenagers integrated to gain professional experience in MLS Next Pro. Contracts vary, including short-term academy agreements, homegrown deals, and professional signings extending through 2025 or beyond, reflecting the club's strategy to bridge the gap between youth development and the first team. On November 14, 2025, the club announced end-of-season roster decisions, exercising options for forward Kevin Gbamblé and Nicolas Rincón for 2026. The roster is structured with 3 goalkeepers, 6 defenders, 9 , and 8 forwards, providing depth across positions for competitive play and player rotation. Key standouts include forward Kevin Gbamblé (#31), who contributed 6 goals and 3 assists in 14 appearances during the 2025 season, emerging as a dynamic attacker with pace and finishing ability. Similarly, forward Chase Mesner Adams (#52) led the team with 8 goals, showcasing his versatility and goal-scoring prowess in league matches. Nicolas Rincón (#30) added 4 goals from midfield, highlighting the squad's creative depth. Recent additions for the 2025 offseason bolstered the roster with promising talents such as Quinton Elliot (#32), defender Keesean Ferdinand (#40, 22, /), forward Cristian Ortiz (#47, 18), defender Malcom Palacios (#48, 19, ), J.J. Granda (#50, 19, ), and forward Brent Adu-Gyamfi (#42, 19, /), all signed to professional contracts to enhance defensive solidity and midfield energy. These signings, alongside academy promotions, underscore Crew 2's emphasis on blending local development with global recruitment.
    PositionNo.PlayerAgeNationality
    Goalkeepers70Keller Abbott-USA
    60Alex Zochowski19USA
    91Deven Patel-USA
    Defenders63Gianmarco Di Noto20Italy
    40Keesean Ferdinand22Canada/Haiti
    68Zach Lloyd21USA
    48Malcom Palacios19Honduras
    71Dylan James Randazzo18USA
    55Christopher Rogers19USA
    Midfielders44Anthony Alaouieh19USA
    51Giorgio De Libera18Italy
    32Quinton Elliot19USA
    64Cooper Flanary18USA
    50J.J. Granda19Ecuador
    67Artem Grinblat17Ukraine/USA
    45Owen Presthus19USA
    30Nicolas Rincón20Colombia
    33Ibrahima Sy22Senegal
    Forwards52Chase Mesner Adams19USA
    42Brent Adu-Gyamfi19Ghana/USA
    65Prince Forfor16Liberia/USA
    31Kevin Gbamblé20France
    66Alex Gimple18USA
    69Apolo Marinch17USA
    47Cristian Ortiz18USA
    72Austin Su16USA
    Ages and nationalities are approximate based on 2025 season data; some players hold dual citizenship common in MLS academies. Three players from the broader are currently on to other clubs, maintaining flexibility for development.

    Players out on loan

    As of November 2025, 2 has three young players loaned out to clubs to gain professional experience and senior-level minutes, helping to develop their skills beyond competition. Midfielder Owen Presthus, a 19-year-old American who joined Crew 2 in 2023, was loaned to on August 15, 2025, for the remainder of the season, ending November 30, 2025. Prior to the loan, Presthus had contributed three goals and nine assists in 51 appearances for Crew 2, including 17 matches in the 2025 season, demonstrating his attacking potential from midfield. The move aims to provide him with consistent playing time in a higher competitive environment to accelerate his development toward first-team opportunities with the . Another key loan is that of midfielder Cole Mrowka, a 19-year-old homegrown player signed to Crew 2 in 2023, who was sent to on August 29, 2025, through the end of the 2025 regular season. Mrowka, known for his technical ability and vision in central midfield, had featured in multiple games for Crew 2 prior to the loan, where the increased physical demands of USL play are expected to build his resilience and decision-making under pressure. This six-month arrangement supports Crew 2's strategy of exposing academy products to varied leagues for holistic growth. Goalkeeper Luke Pruter, a 24-year-old dual US-Irish citizen signed to Crew 2 ahead of the 2025 season, joined Indy Eleven on loan September 10, 2025, for the rest of the USL Championship campaign, concluding November 30, 2025. Pruter's loan addresses depth needs at Indy while allowing him to compete for starts in a league with greater match intensity than MLS Next Pro, where he had been a rotational option. These loans collectively enhance team depth management at Crew 2 by rotating talent externally during the late season, with all players anticipated to return in December 2025 for potential integration into the first-team pathway or continued Crew 2 roles in 2026.

    Coaching and technical staff

    The coaching and technical staff of Columbus Crew 2 oversees the team's operations in MLS NEXT Pro, emphasizing player development and alignment with the first team's structure. Following the departure of Laurent Courtois, who coached Crew 2 from its 2022 inception through 2024 and achieved the inaugural MLS NEXT Pro Cup before his promotion to CF Montréal's head coach, the staff transitioned to new leadership in 2025. Federico Higuaín serves as head coach, appointed on January 29, 2025, after serving as an assistant with the first-team Columbus Crew. A former Crew midfielder from 2012 to 2019, Higuaín brings experience from leading Inter Miami CF II in MLS NEXT Pro prior to his return. Under his tenure in 2025, Crew 2 recorded 5 wins in 28 regular-season games. Assistant coaches include Josh Williams, who joined on February 10, 2025, as a key tactical supporter; Williams, a former defender from 2012 to 2023, provides insights from his professional playing career. Alex Blackburn handles coaching, focusing on specialized training for the position. The technical staff supports operational and developmental aspects. Jorge Gonzalez acts as performance coach, managing fitness and conditioning programs. Alessandro Burlew serves as data and video analyst, aiding tactical preparation. In youth integration, Dan Lock oversees coaching and individual development for Crew 2 and the academy since joining in 2022, while Brian Bliss was named academy director on June 9, 2025, to lead broader talent pathways. Medical leadership is provided by Sara Kusner, head , ensuring player health and recovery. Additional support comes from Claire Quaassdorff as soccer operations manager and Caden Fergison as .

    Records and statistics

    Season-by-season

    The season-by-season performance of Columbus Crew 2 in reflects a strong inaugural campaign followed by consistent playoff appearances through 2024, before a challenging 2025. The team competed in 24 regular-season matches in , expanding to 28 matches from 2023 onward due to league growth. Playoff outcomes include the MLS Next Pro Cup championship in and appearances in the 2023 MLS Next Pro Cup final and 2024 Eastern Conference Final.
    YearMatchesRecord (W-D-L)Goals (For-Against)PointsPlayoff Result
    20222416-5-362-2255MLS Next Pro Cup Champions (defeated St. Louis City 2 4–1 in final)
    20232816-3-958-4654MLS Next Pro Cup Final (lost 1–3 to Austin FC II)
    20242811-8-953-4745Eastern Conference Final (lost 0–4 to Philadelphia Union II)
    2025285-6-1740-6422Did not qualify
    Crew 2's goal-scoring output peaked at 62 in 2022 but declined to 40 in 2025, contributing to their first non-playoff finish. The team has shown variability in home versus away performance, with stronger defensive records at home (e.g., conceding fewer goals across home matches in compared to away) but consistent offensive contributions regardless of venue.

    Head coaching records

    Laurent Courtois served as the inaugural of Columbus Crew 2 from 2022 to 2024, overseeing the team's entry into and establishing a foundation for competitive success. During his tenure, Crew 2 played 59 matches, achieving 38 wins, for a win percentage of 64.41%. In the playoffs, the team recorded 6 wins and 1 loss under Courtois, including reaching the Cup final in his first season and advancing to multiple conference finals. Federico Higuaín took over as in 2025, marking his return to the Columbus organization in a leadership role. Through the end of the 2025 season, Crew 2 competed in 28 matches under Higuaín, with 5 wins, 6 draws, and 17 losses, yielding an approximate 18% win rate. The team did not qualify for the in 2025.
    CoachTenureMatchesWinsWin %Playoff Record
    Laurent Courtois2022–2024593864.41%6-1
    Federico Higuaín2025–present285≈18%None
    Courtois's tenure highlighted his role in building the team from its , leading to strong regular-season performances and deep playoff runs that solidified Crew 2's early reputation in . In contrast, Higuaín has faced challenges adapting to significant roster turnover and integrating young talent amid a transitional period for the club.

    All-time competitive records

    Since its founding in 2022, Columbus Crew 2 has played 118 competitive matches across regular seasons and playoffs through the end of the 2025 season, compiling an overall record of 56 wins, 22 draws, and 40 losses. The club has scored approximately 230 goals and conceded 190 in these contests, reflecting an aggressive attacking style particularly evident in its inaugural campaign. Notable high-scoring victories include a 6-0 win over in the 2022 regular season and a 6-3 playoff triumph against in 2024. Crew 2 has maintained a strong home record at , with an approximate 70% win rate across all competitions, highlighted by an undefeated 11-0-2 mark in the 2022 regular season home games that contributed to the league's best home points percentage that year. Away performances have been more mixed, with a 46% win rate in regular season matches, underscoring the venue's role in the team's success. Key milestones include reaching 50 points in just 18 regular season matches during the 2022 debut season, the fastest such achievement in history at the time, and a 10-match unbeaten streak spanning late 2022 into early 2023 that solidified their early dominance. Against divisional rival , Crew 2 holds a 3-1-7 record in 11 meetings, with memorable results including a 3-2 home victory in 2023.

    Honors and achievements

    Team honors

    Columbus Crew 2 has achieved significant success in since its inception in 2022, establishing itself as one of the league's top teams with multiple titles and consistent playoff contention. The team won the inaugural Cup in 2022 as the first-ever champions, defeating CITY2 4–1 in the final at Lower.com Field on October 8, marking a notable accomplishment for an MLS reserve side in its debut season. They reached the Cup final again in 2023 but lost 3–1 to , securing back-to-back appearances in the championship match. Crew 2 claimed the Eastern Conference championship in both 2022 and 2023, becoming the first team to win back-to-back conference titles in league history, and advanced to the Eastern Conference final for a third consecutive season in 2024. In the regular season, they finished as league leaders in 2022 with a record of 16 wins, 3 losses, and 5 draws for 55 points, alongside capturing the Central Division title that year. They defended the Central Division crown in 2023 with a 16–9–3 record and 54 points. The team has made three playoff appearances (2022, 2023, and 2024), highlighting their sustained excellence as a developmental squad within the Columbus Crew organization.

    Annual Awards

    In 2022, Columbus Crew 2 players and staff received multiple individual honors recognizing their contributions to the inaugural MLS Next Pro season. Jacen Russell-Rowe was named the MLS Next Pro Most Valuable Player after leading the league with 21 goals and helping the team secure a league-best record of 16-3-5. He also won the Golden Boot for his 21 regular-season goals, five more than the next closest competitor. Patrick Schulte earned Goalkeeper of the Year honors with 42 saves, 10 wins, and 7 clean sheets across 15 appearances. Head coach Laurent Courtois was selected as Coach of the Year for guiding the team to the top regular-season record and the MLS Next Pro Cup title. Additionally, Marco Micaletto was awarded MLS Next Pro Cup MVP for scoring the game-winning goal in the final against St. Louis CITY2. No Columbus Crew 2 players or staff received the MLS Next Pro MVP award in subsequent seasons, with the 2023 honor going to Jack Lynn of Orlando City B and the 2025 award to Sam Sarver of North Texas SC. Similarly, the Golden Boot eluded Crew 2 after 2022, including in 2025 when Chicago Fire FC II's Jason Shokalook won with 20 goals. Goalkeeper of the Year and Coach of the Year awards also went to other teams in 2023 and 2025.

    Monthly Awards

    Columbus Crew 2 individuals have earned several monthly and matchweek recognitions for standout performances. In May 2022, Jacen Russell-Rowe was voted Player of the Month after embarking on a six-match scoring streak and contributing to 13 total goals in the season up to that point. Patrick Schulte received Goalkeeper of the Month for August 2022, highlighted by two clean sheets and four consecutive unbeaten matches. In August 2024, Stas Lapkes shared Goalkeeper of the Month honors with Carolina Core FC's Alex Sutton for his strong performances during the month. More recently, in September 2025, Kevin Gbamblé was named Player of the Matchweek 26 for scoring two goals and providing an assist in a win over Inter Miami II.

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