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2025 National Amateur Cup: Midwest quarters, semis leave 2 teams vying for Region II title

June 30, 2025 by Michael Battista

The Fritz Marth Cup, awarded to the winner of the National Amateur Cup tournament. Photo: United States Adult Soccer Association
The Fritz Marth Cup, awarded to the winner of the National Amateur Cup tournament. Photo: United States Adult Soccer Association

With June nearly complete, and three of the four regional champions officially qualified for the National Amateur Cup, that just leaves Region II (the Midwest) as the last spot available for the national final four in Milwaukee. Two teams have qualified for the Region II final sometime in July.

Michigan Rangers FC of the National Premier Soccer League have made the most of their Amateur Cup debut. The team knocked off Open Cup regulars Chicago House AC in the Quarterfinals before cruising past Michigan Stars U-23s in the semifinals. They will face a juggernaut of Midwest soccer; Chicago-based RWB Adria of the Midwest Premier League. The two-time National Amateur Cup champion beat long-time rival Bavarian United SC from Wisconsin in the Quarterfinals and then stunned the defending Region II champion and defending national runner-up FC Milwaukee Torrent in the Semifinals.

Read on below for quick updates on every Region II Quarterfinal and Semifinal match.


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REGION II (MIDWEST) – QUARTERFINALS


Wednesday, June 4

Chicago House AC (IL, MWPL)
0:3
Michigan Rangers FC (MI, NPSL)
Stuart Field at the Illinois Institute of Technology – Chicago, IL

Goal scorers

MRFC:

  • Mason Smith 32’ (Liam Smith), 58’
  • Liam Smith 37’ (Charlie Davis), 43’ (Vianney Duran)

Saturday, June 7

Valhalla FC (OH, OVPL)
1:5
Michigan Stars U23 (MI, MWPL)
Charity J Lucas Soccer Stadium – Milford, OH

Goal scorers

Valhalla:

  • Justin Rosa 73’

Stars:

  • Evan Combs 16’
  • Yousuf Zetuna 35’
  • Gjon Melakuqi 66’, 74’, 90+1’

Match Broadcast

Valhalla FC vs. Michigan Stars u23 – USASA National Amateur Cup (Region 2 Quarterfinals)


Wednesday, June 11

RWB Adria (IL, MWPL)
4:1
Bavarian United SC (WI, MWPL)
Techny Park Fields – Northbrook, IL

Goal scorers

RWB:

  • Zahtar Skidenchenko (x3)
  • Cam Williams

BUSC:

  • Unknown

Thursday, June 12

Vlora FC (MN, MASL)
3:5
FC Milwaukee Torrent (WI, NPSL)
Burnsville High School – Burnsville, MN

Goal scorer

Vlora:

  • Ignacio Gonzalez 27’
  • Ciro Ottado 30’
  • Miguel Leon 48’

FCMT:

  • Javier Steinwascher 20’, 22’, 58’ (PK)
  • Gabe Voung 61’, 73’

Match Broadcast

Vlora FC vs. FC Milwaukee Torrent (2025 USASA National Amateur Cup)


REGION II (MIDWEST) – SEMIFINALS


Tuesday, June 24

Michigan Stars U23 (MI, MWPL)
1:3
Michigan Rangers FC (MI, NPSL)
Michigan Stars Sports Center – Washington, MI
(Originally scheduled to be hosted by at Madonna University)

Goal scorers

Stars:

  • Babacar Sene 45+1’

MRFC:

  • Cameron Power 5’
  • Chris Mendez 28’
  • Kevin Hubbel 90+3’

Match Broadcast


FC Milwaukee Torrent (WI, NPSL)
0:4
RWB Adria (IL, MWPL)
Hart Park – Wauwatosa, WI

Goal scorers

RWB:

  • Nick Kljaban 4’ (Tonio Cortez)
  • Zahtar Skidcenko 14’
  • Tyler Bagley 50’ (Luka Ivancic), 82’ (Cam Williams)

Match Broadcast

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