2010 US Open Cup qualifying: USASA Region I tournament bracket unveiled

Posted on 18. Mar, 2010 by adamspangler in Uncategorized

The 2010 USASA Region I Tournament will be the largest in professional era history. It will feature 16 teams from eight different state associations as well as the National Premier Soccer League. The tournament begins on April 11, and the winners from semifinal action on May 23 will qualify for the 2010 Lamar Hunt US Open Cup.

2010 US Open Cup qualifying: NY Pancyprian Freedoms avenge the Greeks, beat Fenerbahce to win Eastern NY

Posted on 17. Dec, 2009 by adamspangler in Uncategorized

Freedoms general manager George Halkidis made good on that promise as the Freedoms dispatched Fenerbahce 4-1 to continue their dominance over Eastern NY. For New York, it was their third straight Open Cup title and their fourth in the last five years.

2010 US Open Cup qualifying: Phoenix SC win USASA Eastern PA Open Cup title, advance to Region I Finals

Posted on 14. Dec, 2009 by adamspangler in Uncategorized

Despite playing in a torrential downpour throughout the match, Phoenix SC captured their first Eastern Pennsylvania Open Cup championship, defeating the United German Hungarians (UGH) 2-1 in overtime. Kamara Freebolle scored the equalizer and Jack Pocorobba put home the game-winner to put the club one step closer to qualifying for the Lamar Hunt US Open Cup.

Things you should know about the First Round of the US Open Cup

Posted on 01. Sep, 2009 by adamspangler in History

A total of 76 clubs took part in the first Open Cup tournament in 1914, a majority of whom came from the Northeast region of the country.

In 2008, the Seattle Sounders became the first club in the Professional Era to advance to the Semifinals in consecutive seasons after beginning play in the First Round.

1935 National Challenge Cup Results

Posted on 27. Jan, 2009 by adamspangler in Uncategorized

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