2010 Lamar Hunt US Open Cup bracket
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| FIRST ROUND | AWAY TEAM | SCORE | HOME TEAM |
| June 15 | NY Pancyprian Freedoms (USASA) | 0:2 | Long Island Rough Riders (PDL) |
| June 15 | Brooklyn Italians (USASA) | 2:4 (AET) | Harrisburg City Islanders (USL-2) |
| June 15 | Real Maryland Monarchs (USL-2) | 2:1 (AET) | Reading United (PDL) |
| June 15 | Crystal Palace Baltimore (USSF D-2) | 0:1 (AET) | Richmond Kickers (USL-2) |
| June 15 | CASL Elite (USASA) | 2:4 | Charleston Battery (USL-2) |
| June 15 | Charlotte Eagles (USL-2) | 0:1 | Carolina RailHawks (USSF D-2) |
| June 15 | Dayton Dutch Lions (PDL) | 0:2 | Rochester Rhinos (USSF D-2) |
| June 15 | Detroit United (USASA) | 0:2 | Pittsburgh Riverhounds (USL-2) |
| June 15 | KC Athletics (USASA) | 2:4 | NSC Minnesota Stars (USSF D-2) |
| June 15 | AC St. Louis (USSF D-2) | 1:0 | Des Moines Menace (PDL) |
| June 15 | Central Florida Kraze (PDL) | 1:5 (AET)` | Miami FC (USSF D-2) |
| June 15 | Tampa Bay Rowdies (USSF D-2) | 3:-0 | Legends FC (USASA) |
| June 15 | DFW Tornadoes (PDL) | 0:3 | Austin Aztex (USSF D-2) |
| June 15 | Arizona Sahuaros (USASA) | 1:1(4:2 PKs) | Ventura County Fusion (PDL) |
| June 15 | Sonoma County Sol (NPSL) | 0:3 | Portland Timbers (USSF D-2) |
| June 15 | Bay Area Ambassadors (USASA) | 2:4 | Kitsap Pumas (PDL) |
| SECOND ROUND | AWAY TEAM | SCORE | HOME TEAM |
| June 22 | Long Island Rough Riders (PDL) | 0:1 | Harrisburg City Islanders (USL-2) |
| June 22 | Real Maryland Monarchs (USL-2) | 1:3 | Richmond Kickers (USL-2) |
| June 22 | Carolina RailHawks (USSF D-2) | 1:2 | Charleston Battery (USL-2) |
| June 22 | Pittsburgh Riverhounds (USL-2) | 0:3 | Rochester Rhinos (USSF D-2) |
| June 22 | AC St. Louis (USSF D-2) | 1:0 | NSC Minnesota Stars (USSF D-2) |
| June 22 | Tampa Bay Rowdies (USSF D-2) | 1:2 (AET) | Miami FC (USSF D-2) |
| June 22 | Arizona Sahuaros (USASA) | 1:2 | Austin Aztex (USSF D-2) |
| June 22 | Portland Timbers (USSF D-2) | 4:1 | Kitsap Pumas (PDL) |
| THIRD ROUND | AWAY TEAM | SCORE | HOME TEAM |
| June 29 | New York Red Bulls (MLS) | 0:1 (AET) | Harrisburg City Islanders (USL-2) |
| June 29 | Rochester Rhinos (USSF D-2) | 1:2 | Columbus Crew (MLS) |
| June 29 | Charleston Battery (USL-2) | 0:0 (3:0 PKs) | Chicago Fire (MLS) |
| June 29 | Miami FC (USSF D-2) | 0:1 | Houston Dynamo (MLS) |
| June 29 | AC St. Louis (USSF D-2) | 0:2 | Los Angeles Galaxy (MLS) |
| June 29 | Austin Aztex (USSF D-2) | 0:1 | Chivas USA (MLS) |
| June 30 | Richmond Kickers (USL-2) | 0:2 | DC United (MLS) |
| June 30 | Seattle Sounders (MLS) | 1:1 (4:3 PKs) | Portland Timbers (USSF D-2) |
| QUARTERFINALS | AWAY TEAM | SCORE | HOME TEAM |
| July 6 | Charleston Battery (USL-2) | 0:3 | Columbus Crew (MLS) |
| July 6 | Chivas USA (MLS) | 3:1 | Houston Dynamo (MLS) |
| July 7 | LA Galaxy (MLS) | 0:2 | Seattle Sounders (MLS) |
| July 21 | Harrisburg City Islanders (USL-2) | 0:2 | DC United (MLS) |
| SEMIFINALS | AWAY TEAM | SCORE | HOME TEAM |
| September 1 | Columbus Crew (MLS) | 2:1 (AET) | DC United (MLS) |
| September 1 | Chivas USA (MLS) | 1:3 | Seattle Sounders (MLS) |
| FINAL | AWAY TEAM | SCORE | HOME TEAM |
| October 5 | Columbus Crew (MLS) | 1:2 | Seattle Sounders (MLS) |
So who gets the $10,000 among the amateur teams when the last three (Kitsap, Long Island, Arizona) went out in round two, and they all beat other amateur teams to get there?
Kitsap and Long Island will split the amateur $10K prize as they both won their first round match. Arizona’s match went to penalty kicks, therefore it is recorded as a draw, a lesser result than the other two teams.
Will US Soccer make the final in one location…like Red Bull Arena? It should also be played on a Saturday…this tournament needs more exposure…
i agree with the last part, but teams barely draw a crowd when their home team plays at their home stadium, how many fans, even on a saturday, would show up at red bull arena to see san jose play columbus?
I agree with George. I think the US Open Cup would actually get a good crowd if they marketed it all season long. But in order to make it more appealing to clubs they need to offer a little more financial incentive at every stage.
Rename it the Presidents Cup and have the sitting President (of United States not US Soccer) award the winner the trophy. That will help the tournament gain ground.