Tape instead of soldering?
Repair questions are considered off topic however I'll split a hair and pretended that this is about PCB and product manufacturing rather than repair...

That's not tape, it's copper plating.

The connector was soldered and the solder joints were stronger than the PCB. when the connector came off it pulled the copper off of the PCB.

Normally this means the product is dead, once a PCB is physically damaged it's game over.
Sometimes if you glue the connector back down and add wires from the connector back to the undamaged part of the tracks you can get it working again but but it depends on the extent of the damage and isn't normally easy to do or reliably.