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The US Open Cup May qualifying marathon

May 10, 2011 by Gerald Barnhart

Tonight, May 11, kicks off a marathon of qualifying for the US Open Cup as all but one day between now and May 30 features qualification matches for Major League Soccer, the USL Premier Development League, the National Premier Soccer League and the US Adult Soccer Association’s four regions.

Monday, May 16 is currently the only day in which no qualification matches are scheduled. Most mid-week dates are filled over the next three weeks with at least one qualification match for the PDL.

What the schedule looks like…

May 11: 1 PDL
May 12: 2 PDL
May 13: 5 PDL
May 14: 13 PDL, 4 NPSL West, USASA Region II Final
May 15: 7 PDL, 1 NPSL West
May 16: —
May 17: 1 PDL
May 18: 2 PDL
May 19: 1 PDL
May 20: 4 PDL, USASA Region IV Tournament
May 21: 13 PDL, USASA Region IV Tournament
May 22: 6 PDL, Region I Semifinals, USASA Region IV Tournament
May 23: 3 PDL
May 24: MLS Chicago @ SJ, 1 PDL
May 25: MLS NE @ KC, 6 PDL
May 26: 1 PDL
May 27: 5 PDL, NPSL NE Final, NPSL SE Tournament, USASA Region III Tournament
May 28: 11 PDL, NPSL SE Tournament, USASA Region III Tournament
May 29: 5 PDL, NPSL SE Tournament, USASA Region III Tournament
May 30: 5 PDL

Filed Under: US Open Cup Tagged With: 2011 MLS Qualifying, 2011 NPSL qualifying, 2011 PDL Qualifying, 2011 US Open Cup qualifying

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