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2025 National Amateur Cup championship preview: 4 teams seek title, 2026 US Open Cup spot

July 24, 2025 by Michael Battista

Uihlein Soccer Park in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Uihlein Soccer Park in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

While the 2025 Lamar Hunt US Open Cup Quarterfinals are nearly complete, the next tournament is already fast approaching. Another entry in the 2026 US Open Cup will be determined this weekend in Milwaukee as the United States Adult Soccer Association holds the Semifinals and the Final of the 2025 National Amateur Cup.

For the seventh year in a row, the winner of the USASA’s National Amateur Cup will qualify for next year’s US Open Cup. The tournament is taking place at Uihlein Soccer Park in Milwaukee, Wis.

The champions of each of the four regions will play semifinal games on Friday night, before a championship game is held on Saturday night. The USASA will also be wrapping up tournaments to crown champions in the women’s amateur cup, as well as the Over-30 and Over-40 divisions.

To learn more about the Amateur Cup as a whole, consider reading our primer on it.

What is the National Amateur Cup?

This year’s regional champions is a mix of familiar faces and new competition.

RWB Adria is a regular of Midwest soccer and is seeking not only its third National Amateur Cup but its sixth US Open Cup appearance of the Modern Era (1995-present). They are, however, the only team here with previous NAC pedigree.

West Chester United got close in 2018 but fell just short to champions Milwaukee Bavarian SC. The team has won other national titles, like the Werner Fricker Open Cup and the Hank Steinbrecher Cup, but two wins this weekend would give the Predators its first National Amateur Cup championship.

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


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West Chester United wins Region I title
RWB Adria wins Region II title
Say Word FC wins Region III title
Sin City FC wins Region IV title

 

The rest of the field is all new faces looking for their first taste of national titles and the US Open Cup.

Say Word FC first made headlines when it joined The Soccer Tournament (TST) in 2023, hoping to win $1 million dollars on national TV. Since then, the club has continued to grow and now plays locally in North Carolina state leagues.

Sin City FC is even newer, having only formed in 2024 and playing in regional leagues such as the Southwest Premier League and NISA Nation.

This weekend’s schedule is as follows:

(All game times listed in EASTERN STANDARD TIME)

Friday, July 25

Say Word FC (NC, Region III) vs RWB Adria (IL, Region II)
Pat Jones Field at Uihlein Soccer Park – Milwaukee, WI
Kickoff: 9 p.m. ET
LIVE VIDEO: N/A

Sin City FC (NV, Region IV) vs West Chester United SC (PA, Region I)
Stadium at Uihlein Soccer Park – Milwaukee, WI
Kickoff: 9 p.m. ET
LIVE VIDEO: YouTube

Saturday, July 26

Winner A vs Winner B
Stadium at Uihlein Soccer Park – Milwaukee, WI
Kickoff: 9 p.m. ET
LIVE VIDEO: YouTube

Meet the teams

Region I (Northeast)

Team: West Chester United SC
League: United Soccer League of Pennsylvania
Founded: 1976
Number of National Amateur Cups: 0
Top goal scorer: Dylan Lacy & Kenneth Roby (4 goals each)

Road to the Finals

  • @ Das Bierhalle FC, 7-0
  • vs Alexandria Reds, 11-0
  • vs Christos FC, 3-0*
  • vs New York Pancyprian Freedoms, 3-0

Region II (Midwest)

Team: RWB Adria
League: Midwest Premier League
Founded: 1959
Number of National Amateur Cups: 2 (2011, 2013)
Top goal scorer: Tyler Bagley (6 goals)

Road to the Finals

  • @ United SC, 2-0
  • @ Rockford FC, 2-0 AET
  • vs Bavarian United SC, 4-1
  • vs FC Milwaukee Torrent, 4-0
  • vs Michigan Rangers FC, 6-2

Region III (South)

Team: Say Word FC
League: North Carolina Soccer League
Founded: 2022
Number of National Amateur Cups: 0
Top goal scorer: Claudio Garcia-Yanez & Renato Hanzek (2 goals each)

Road to the Finals

  • vs Peachtree SC, 7-0
  • vs ASC New Stars, 2-2
  • vs Brute Force FC, forfeit
  • vs ASC New Stars, 1-0

Region IV (West)

Team: Sin City FC
League: NISA Nation
Founded: 2024
Number of National Amateur Cups: 0
Top goal scorer: David Villanueva (5 goals)

Road to the Finals

  • vs Peak Eleven FC, 5-1
  • vs Medallo City FC, 8-1
  • vs Viking FC, 1-0
  • vs Red Devils FC, 4-3

Those interested in seeing the other schedules for this weekend’s USASA tournaments (women’s amateur cup, Over 30 championship, and Over 40 championship) can follow this link for match information and stream links.

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