The 2025 National Amateur Cup is shifting into high gear.
This weekend, two teams will clinch their spots in the national finals later this summer in Milwaukee. The defending national champions are still alive, the South has six teams vying for one spot, and the Midwest has four Quarterfinal matches on the menu.
Since 2018, the champion of the National Amateur Cup, the highest tournament in the United States Adult Soccer Association (USASA), receives direct qualification to the following year’s Lamar Hunt US Open Cup. For the last few years, TheCup.us has tracked the National Amateur Cup from its regional stages all the way up until the national final. These updates have been provided on Twitter / X and stats have been kept internally.
USASA is broken into four regions, each holding their own amateur cup tournament respectively. The champions of these four tournaments qualify for the national finals later this summer.
You can find information for this weekend’s games below. Additionally, here are links to the articles made over the last month regarding other results:
- April 6 (Intro)
- April 8 (Region I)
- April 25 (Region I QF, Region II Round 1 Preview)
- April 30 (Region I QF recap, Region II Round 1 recap Part 1)
- May 13 (Region II Round 1 recap Part 2)
- May 27 (Region I SF recap, Region II Round 2 recap)
FULL 2025 NATIONAL AMATEUR CUP SCHEDULE/RESULTS
REGION I (NORTHEAST)
The USASA Region I Amateur Cup is down to two, and each one has previously won the regional title. The winner of this game, taking place at the Ukrainian American Sport Center in Horsham, Pa, will become the first team to qualify for the National Amateur Cup tournament later this summer.
Defending National Amateur Cup champion New York Pancyprian Freedoms are attempting to win back-to-back regional and national titles.
The schedule is as follows:
- Round 1 – Sunday, April 6 (Complete)
- Quarterfinals – Sunday, April 27 (Complete)
- Semifinals – Sunday, May 18 (Complete)
- Final – Saturday, June 14
Below is the match information for the 2025 USASA Region I Amateur Cup Final, which takes place on Saturday June, 14.
West Chester United SC (PA, USLPA) at NY Pancyprian Freedoms (NY, APSL)
Ukrainian American Sport Center, Field 6 – Horsham, PA
Kickoff: 6 p.m. ET
LIVE VIDEO: YouTube
REGION II (MIDWEST)
The USASA Region II Amateur Cup, also known as the Bill Davey Amateur Cup, recently completed the Quarterfinal round. Due to the quick turnaround between rounds, TheCup.us was unable to properly get this match information out prior to games being played.
Please check our Amateur Cup schedule page for updated results as they become available. A complete recap of the round will be compiled next week.
REGION III (SOUTH)
The USASA Region III Amateur Cup tournament kicks off tonight, and will crown a champion on Sunday. The shortest and most physically demanding of the four regional tournaments, Region III’s format includes a group stage and knockout round over the course of three days. That means teams will be playing two games in one day (Saturday).
Most of this information was not finalized until earlier this week.
The 2025 regional is taking place at Bryan Park Soccer Complex in Browns Summit, N.C. and will include six teams divided into two groups. The top team from each group will face off on Sunday morning for the regional championship.
The field includes two-time defending regional champion Tobacco Road FC.
The groups and teams are as follows:
Group A:
- Say Word FC (NC, NCSL)
- Tar Devils SC (NC, NCSL)
- Tobacco Road FC (NC, TASL*)
Group B:
- ASC New Stars (TX, HFA)
- Brute Force FC (GA, ADASL)
- Peachtree FC (GA, ADASL)
(Note: Tobacco Road competes primarily in USL League Two. The organization’s Over-30 team competes in the Triangle Adult Soccer League, and the team competing in the regional amateur cup tournament is using that affiliation to take part.)
The schedule for the tournament is as follows. TheCup.us will do its best to keep complete records of goal scorers from each game.
Friday, June 13
Brute Force FC (GA, ADASL) at Tobacco Road FC (NC, TASL)
Bryan Park Soccer Complex, BP Field 3 – Browns Summit, NC
Kickoff: 8:00 p.m. ET
Peachtree SC (GA, ADASL) at Say Word FC (NC, NCSL)
Bryan Park Soccer Complex, BP Field 7 – Browns Summit, NC
Kickoff: 8:00 p.m. ET
ASC New Stars (TX, HFA) at Tar Devils SC (NC, NCSL)
Bryan Park Soccer Complex, BP Field 8 – Browns Summit, NC
Kickoff: 8:00 p.m. ET
Saturday, June 14
Say Word FC (NC, NCSL) at ASC New Stars (TX, HFA)
Bryan Park Soccer Complex, BP Field 2 – Browns Summit, NC
Kickoff: 10:00 a.m. ET
Tar Devils SC (NC, NCSL) at Brute Force FC (GA, ADASL)
Bryan Park Soccer Complex, BP Field 3 – Browns Summit, NC
Kickoff: 10:00 a.m. ET
Tobacco Road FC (NC, TASL) at Peachtree SC (GA, ADASL)
Bryan Park Soccer Complex, BP Field 7 – Browns Summit, NC
Kickoff: 10:00 a.m. ET
ASC New Stars (TX, HFA) at Tobacco Road FC (NC, TASL)
Bryan Park Soccer Complex, BP Field 2 – Browns Summit, NC
Kickoff: 8:00 p.m. ET
Peachtree SC (GA, ADASL) at Tar Devils SC (NC, NCSL)
Bryan Park Soccer Complex, BP Field 3 – Browns Summit, NC
Kickoff: 8:00 p.m. ET
Brute Force FC (GA, ADASL) at Say Word FC (NC, NCSL)
Bryan Park Soccer Complex, BP Field 7 – Browns Summit, NC
Kickoff: 8:00 p.m. ET
Sunday, June 15
Group B Winner at Group A Winner
Bryan Park Soccer Complex, BP Field 2 – Browns Summit, NC
Kickoff: 10:30 a.m. ET
REGION IV (WEST)
The USASA Region IV Amateur Cup has a new format for 2025.
The region’s website says the tournament will take place in a single location, Salt Lake City, UT, over the course of three days between June 20 – 22.
At this time, TheCup.us cannot confirm the teams taking part in the regional tournament. However we have not heard of any additional tournament games (i.e. a Quarterfinal between teams in the same state) prior to this.
Last year, the tournament remained open and ten teams signed up. The final four played a single location knockout tournament in Las Vegas, NV where FC Arizona (AZ, NPSL) won.
National Amateur Cup Finals
On April 7, Utah Adult Soccer posted a graphic on Instagram claiming that the national finals will be held in Milwaukee, Wis.
TheCup.us has confirmed with USASA sources that this is true. The national final four, featuring the regional champions from across the country, will be held at Uihlein Soccer Park in Milwaukee. The 4,000-seat stadium has previously hosted the U.S. Women’s National Team and was the former home of the Milwaukee Rampage (three-time US Open Cup qualifiers).