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US Open Cup Final All-Time Goalscorers

September 29, 2011 by Chuck Nolan Jr.

Billy Gonsalves and Bert Patenaude pose for a photo. Photo: National Soccer Hall of Fame
Billy Gonsalves and Bert Patenaude pose for a photo. Photo: National Soccer Hall of Fame

UPDATED THROUGH 2019 FINAL

The legendary Adelino “Billy” Gonsalves (pictured left) has scored more goals than any player in the history of the US Open Cup. Although, it is worth noting that many of the championships prior to 1968 were played over two and sometimes three legs. It might be a while before any modern players crack the list of championship game goalscorers since it took until 2010 for a player (Sanna Nyassi of the Seattle Sounders) to not only score more than one goal in a final in the Modern Era (1995-present), but also he’s the only one to score more than one championship game goal in a career. Fredy Montero later joined him by scoring his second career Open Cup Final goal in 2011. Two players joined the two-goal club in 2016 as Maxi Urruti of FC Dallas and Juan Agudelo of the New England Revolution each had a brace in the title game.

BILLY GONSALVES 14 YEAR
Fall River Marksmen 1 1931
New Bedford Whalers 1 1932
Stix, Baer & Fuller 4 1934
Central Breweries 3 1935
Shamrocks SC 1 1937
Manhattan Beer 1 1939
Brooklyn Hispano 2 1943
Brooklyn Hispano 1 1944
WERNER NILSEN 12 YEAR
Fall River Marksmen 3 1930
New Bedford Whalers 2 1932
Stix, Baer & Fuller 1 1933
Stix, Baer & Fuller 4 1934
Shamrocks SC 2 1936
BERT PATENAUDE 8 YEAR
Fall River Marksmen 6 1931
Central Breweries 2 1935
JIMMY McAULEY 7 YEAR
Fall River Marksmen 4 1930
Pawtucket Rangers 2 1934
Pawtucket Rangers 1 1935
JAMES McDERMOTT 6 YEAR
Sparta Garden City 3 1938
Viking AA 3 1946
MIKE NOHA 6 YEAR
Ukrainian Nationals 5 1960
Ukrainian Nationals 1 1963
ANDY HRITZ 5 YEAR
German Hungarian SC 5 1951
AL ZERHUSEN 5 YEAR
Los Angeles Kickers 1 1960
Los Angeles Kickers 3 1961
Los Angeles Kickers-Victoria 1 1964
EVAGORAS CHRISTOFI 4 YEAR
NY Pancyprian Freedoms 2 1982
NY Pancyprian Freedoms 2 1983
RUDY KUNTNER 4 YEAR
New York Americans 1 1937
St. Mary’s Celtic 1 1939
Brookhattan 2 1945
DAVE McEWAN 4 YEAR
Pawtucket Rangers 3 1941
Pawtucket Rangers 1 1942
ROBERT McINTYRE 4 YEAR
Pawtucket Rangers 3 1934
Pawtucket Rangers 1 1935
ALEX McNAB 4 YEAR
Fall River Marksmen 2 1930
Stix, Baer & Fuller 1 1934
Central Breweries 1 1935
HARRY RATICAN 4 YEAR
Bethlehem Steel 3 1918
Bethlehem Steel 1 1919
ED VALENTINE 4 YEAR
Pawtucket Rangers 2 1941
Pawtucket Rangers 1 1942
Ponta Delgada 1 1947
ED SOUZA 3 YEAR
Ponta Delgada 1 1946
Ponta Delgada 1 1947
German Hungarian SC 1 1951

 

 

MODERN ERA (1995-present)
Juan Agudelo New England Revolution 2016 2
Mauro Manotas Houston Dynamo 2018 2
Fredy Montero Seattle Sounders FC 2009, 2011 2
Sanna Nyassi Seattle Sounders FC 2010 2
Maximiliano Urruti FC Dallas 2016 2
Yari Allnut Rochester Raging Rhinos 1999 1
Osvaldo Alonso Seattle Sounders FC 2011 1
Arturo Alvarez FC Dallas 2007 1
Gambino Amaparan El Paso Patriots 1995 1
Chad Barrett Seattle Sounders FC 2014 1
Latif Blessing Sporting Kansas City 2017 1
Kevin Burns Columbus Crew 2010 1
Danny Califf Los Angeles Galaxy 2001 1
Clint Dempsey Seattle Sounders FC 2014 1
Mauro Diaz FC Dallas 2016 1
Raul Diaz Arce DC United 1996 1
Maurice Edu Philadelphia Union 2014 1
Luciano Emilio DC United 2008 1
Fred DC United 2008 1
Ian Fuller Charleston Battery 2008 1
Freddy Garcia Columbus Crew 2002 1
Herculez Gomez Los Angeles Galaxy 2005 1
Alan Gordon Los Angeles Galaxy 2006 1
Wolde Harris New England Revolution 2001 1
Matt Hedges FC Dallas 2016 1
Ezra Hendrickson Los Angeles Galaxy 2001 1
Andy Herron Chicago Fire 2006 1
Nate Jaqua Chicago Fire 2006 1
Stern John Columbus Crew 1998 1
Kei Kamara Sporting Kansas City 2012 1
Frank Klopas Chicago Fire 1998 1
Sebastien Le Toux Philadelphia Union 2015 1
Roger Levesque Seattle Sounders FC 2009 1
Robin Lod Minnesota United FC 2019 1
Gonzalo “Pity Martinez Atlanta United FC 2019 1
Obafemi Martins Seattle Sounders FC 2014 1
Doug Miller Rochester Raging Rhinos 1999 1
Jamie Moreno DC United 1996 1
Lewis Neal DC United 2013 1
Krisztian Nemeth Sporting Kansas City 2015 1
Pat Noonan New England Revolution 2007 1
Jerzy Podbrozny Chicago Fire 1998 1
Eddie Pope DC United 1996 1
Zach Scott Seattle Sounders FC 2012 1
Damani Ralph Chicago Fire 2003 1
Daniel Salloi Sporting Kansas City 2017 1
Clyde Simms DC United 2009 1
Igor Simutenkov Kansas City Wizards 2004 1
Hristo Stoitchkov Chicago Fire 2000 1
Thiago Chicago Fire 2006 1
Abe Thompson FC Dallas 2007 1
Wells Thompson New England Revolution 2007 1
Taylor Twellman New England Revolution 2007 1
Rob Ukrop Richmond Kickers 1995 1
Welton Miami Fusion 2000 1
Bradley Wright-Phillips New York Red Bulls 2017 1
OWN GOALS
Tyrone Marshall Miami Fusion 2000 1
Austin Trusty Philadelphia Union 2018 1
Chase Gasper Minnesota United FC 2019 1

 

Filed Under: Feature - History, US Open Cup, US Open Cup History Tagged With: 2010 Final, Feature, Lamar Hunt US Open Cup, US Open Cup, US Open Cup Final

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