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2026 National Amateur Cup: Extra time drama in Midwest quarterfinals

May 11, 2026 by Michael Battista

Graphic: Frank Lanham

The USASA Region II (Midwest) Amateur Cup field is down to four. A rare two-game quarterfinal round, where last season’s champion and finalist entered the competition, took place earlier this month. The defending champs cruised through to the Semifinals while the finalists lost in an extra time thriller.

Now two teams, Chicago House AC and Drita Soccer Club, will re-enter the regional competition to take part in the Semis.

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The 2026 edition of the United States Adult Soccer Association’s top tournament will once again grant an automatic bid into the following year’s Lamar Hunt US Open Cup. Meaning this is already 2027 US Open Cup qualifying.

Region II, which is made up of teams from the Midwest, is just starting, but the eventual champion will be the representative at the National Finals, alongside the other three USASA Regions.

Here’s a look at each of the seven Region II games played so far. Interested in how the Midwest’s controversial Second Round played out? Check out our recap here.

Sunday, May 3


Goshen City FC (IN, MWPL)
0:4
RWB Adria (IL, MWPL)
Techny Prairie Park and Fields – Northbrook, IL

The defending Region II Amateur Cup champions made a statement in their first game back in the competition. RWB Adria of Chicago beat hopefuls Goshen City FC, 4-0, to reach the regional semifinal later this month.

Former Inter Miami II and Las Vegas Lights FC attacker Tyler Bagley scored a hat-trick for Adria in an impressive display. Its sort of the norm for Bagley with Adria. In last year’s Region II final, the California native netted four goals en route to the title over Michigan Rangers FC. Dani Mendoza scored RWB’s other goal. Goalkeeper Jerry Perez held Goshen City off the scoresheet for the full 90 minutes in a clean sheet performance.

RWB Adria, winners of the National Amateur Cup in 2011 and 2013, will next play Green Bay Glory in the regional semifinals.

Goal scorers

RWB:

  • Tyler Bagley x3
  • Dani Mendoza

Green Bay Glory (WI, MWPL)
3:2

FC Milwaukee Torrent (WI, NPSL)
After Extra Time
Warrior Athletic Field – Fort Wayne, IN

Sometimes you find yourself with a banger when you never would have expected one. An all Wisconsin quarterfinal clash saw the underdog Green Bay Glory knock off the much larger FC Milwaukee Torrent, 3-2 AET, to reach the Region II Semifinals for the first time ever.

The Torrent, which don’t open their National Premier Soccer League (NPSL) season until Mid-May, took the lead in the 14th minute when a low cross from Brandon Kaup found Gabe Voung in front of net, who finished the shot off. A back and forth first half ensued, but Green Bay found the equalizer just before halftime. The visitors were given a free kick just under 10 years from the top of the box and captain Keven Sosa-Lassila stepped up for it. He curved around the three man wall and past a diving goalkeeper to put it into the net near the right corner.

With the score tied, Dennis Nyame took advantage of chaos early in the second half to give Green Bay its first lead. A shot off the Torrent crossbar saw the ball land in the box and at the feet of a Green Bay player. A Milwaukee player slid to clear, taking down the Green Bay player. The field looked toward the official, but Nyame played the still live ball from the left side of the box and shot into the net past a jumping keeper to make it 2-1. Torrent equalized in the 68th when a shot punched away by the Green Bay keeper fell to Max Ludwig, who curved a shot so well even the keeper didn’t flinch on it as it went into the goal.

The game stayed 2-2 until the end of regulation, meaning at least two more 15 minute halves. Green Bay took advantage of a seriously bad series of defense. A long ball from the Green Bay end saw Seth Schroeder running alongside and passing the backline. A failed sliding tackle, which would have been a DOGSO red, meant Schroeder only had the keeper to beat. He played around him and scored in the empty net to make it 3-2, which would stand as the final score.

Green Bay moves on to face RWB Adria in the next round in a battle of Packers versus Bears in the Amateur Cup.

Goal scorers

GBG:

  • Keven Sosa-Lassila 45′ – captain, free kick
  • Dennis Nyame 51′
  • Seth Schroeder 105′

FCMT:

  • Gabe Voung 14′ (Brandon Kaup)
  • Max Ludwig 68′

MATCH BROADCAST (FC Milwaukee Torrent)


USASA Region II, Semifinals Matchups

(Home team listed first)

Saturday, May 16
Green Bay Glory (WI, MWPL)
vs.
RWB Adria (IL, MWPL)
Capital Credit Union Park – Ashwaubenon, WI

Sunday, May 17
Drita SC (MI, APSL)
vs.
Chicago House AC (IL, MWPL)
St. Paul’s Albanian Catholic Church – Rochester Hills, MI

Filed Under: Amateur Cup, Feature - Amateur Cup, Feature - Main, Featured Post - Amateur Cup, US Open Cup, US Open Cup Central Tagged With: 2026 National Amateur Cup, FC Milwaukee Torrent, Goshen City FC, Green Bay Glory, RWB Adria

2024 National Amateur Cup: New York Pancyprian Freedoms win first Amateur Cup, qualify for 2025 US Open Cup

July 29, 2024 by Jake Sillick

Members of the New York Pancyprian-Freedoms celebrate after winning the 2024 National Amateur Cup in DeKalb, Illinois. Credit: US Adult Soccer Association

The New York Pancyprian-Freedoms can add two new honors to their long list of accomplishments; 2024 National Amateur Cup champions and 2025 US Open Cup Qualifiers. The three-time Open Cup champs won their first ever Bill Marth Trophy on Saturday, winning two games in three days against fellow USASA regional champions. The team also qualifies for its eighth Open Cup since 1995, the start of the Modern Era, with that record also including its ill-fated qualification to the COVID cancelled 2020 tournament.

Let that @MichelobULTRA flow!!! ???? https://t.co/5d2ASRpqST pic.twitter.com/zSOdjWvjRn

— U.S. Soccer (@ussoccer) July 28, 2024

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.

You can find a brief summary of every game from this past weekend below. Additionally, here are links to the Twitter threads and articles made over the last few months regarding other results:

  • April 7 (Region I)
  • April 14 (Region I & Region II)
  • April 20 (Region II)
  • April 27 to May 5
  • May 11 to 25
  • May 28 to June 2
  • June 7 to 9 (Region III Tournament Recap)
  • June 9 to 16
  • June 25

FULL 2024 NATIONAL AMATEUR CUP SCHEDULE/RESULTS

National Semifinals

THURSDAY, JULY 25

New York Pancyprian Freedoms (NY – Eastern Premier Soccer League)
5:1
Tobacco Road FC (NC – Triangle Adult Soccer League)

NIU Soccer and Track & Field Complex – DeKalb, IL

The New York Pancyprian-Freedoms outgunned Tobacco Road FC in the opening match of the national phase. The Region I champions opened the scoring when Sebastian Ruiz Restrepo launched a shot to the Tobacco keeper, whose save was tapped in by a contentiously onside Junior Rosero. Rosero, who made a name for himself with Oyster Bay United FC in the 2022 US Open Cup, and James Thristino both scored braces. Region III champs TRFC fall in the national semifinals for a second straight year.

(Full game recap by TheCup contributor Adnan Bašić for Protagonist Soccer)

ICYMI: a goal by @NYpancyprian in their semi against @TobaccoRoadFC was featured at # 4 in #SCtop10 on @espn ????#NationalAmateurCup #USASA pic.twitter.com/yRO93DOR2f

— USASA | US Adult Soccer (@USAdultSoccer) July 29, 2024

Goal scorers

NYPF:

  • Junior Rosero 37′
  • James Thristino 45+2′
  • Junior Rosero 61′
  • Jordan Bailon 75′ (Asst: Sebastian Ruiz Restrepo)
  • James Thristino 80′

TRFC:

  • Jahmir Flowers 90+3′ (Asst: Jackson Allen)

MATCH BROADCAST

FC Arizona (AZ – National Premier Soccer League)
2:4
FC Milwaukee Torrent (WI – National Premier Soccer League)

NIU Soccer and Track & Field Complex – DeKalb, IL

In a battle of NPSL sides, FC Milwaukee Torrent scored three goals in five minutes to beat FC Arizona. Torrent got the scoring going in first half stoppage time, with Max Ludwig cutting between multiple defenders before feeding Jaime Le Comte on the right side for a successful shot. Arizona responded in the second half, with Marco Afonso combining with Kyle Benjamin for a pair of goals. However the Torrent pulled away in the final ten minutes to secure their spot in the final in their debut tournament.

(Full game recap by TheCup contributor Adnan Bašić for Protagonist Soccer)

Goal scorers

FCA:

  • Kyle Benjamin 63′ (Asst: Marco Afonso)
  • Kyle Benjamin 80′ (Asst: Marco Afonso)

FCMT:

  • Jaime Le Comte 45+2′ (Asst: Max Ludwig)
  • Gabe Voung 83′ (Asst: Javier Steinwasher)
  • Jaime Le Comte 85′ (Asst: Javier Steinwasher)
  • Max Ludwig 88′ (Asst: Taylor Pill)

MATCH BROADCAST

2024 National Amateur Cup Final

SATURDAY, JULY 27

New York Pancyprian Freedoms (NY – Eastern Premier Soccer League)
6:0
FC Milwaukee Torrent (WI – National Premier Soccer League)

NIU Soccer and Track & Field Complex – DeKalb, IL

The New York Pancyprian Freedoms overpowered FC Milwaukee Torrent to win the 2024 National Amateur Cup. Four goals inside the first 25 minutes included a great shot by former Houston Dynamo FC player Joe Holland. Junior Rosero and Sebastian Ruiz Restrepo both earned braces in the first half, with it being the former’s second in three days. A free kick goal in the second half (which may have hit off another player) ended the scoring as the NPSL side looked completely overwhelmed by New York’s speed and experience.

Of note, with these stats the tournament ends with six players tied for Golden Boot with five goals scored between the regional and national rounds. Those players are: Joe Holland (New York Pancyprian-Freedoms), Junior Rosero (New York Pancyprian-Freedoms), Sebastian Ruiz Restrepo (New York Pancyprian-Freedoms), Alan Salgado (Azteca FC), James Tristino (New York Pancyprian-Freedoms), and Nico Williams (Chicago House AC).

(Full game recap by TheCup contributor Adnan Bašić for Protagonist Soccer)

Goal scorers

NYPF:

  • Junior Rosero 7′
  • Sebastian Ruiz Restrepo 9′ (Asst: Joe Holland)
  • Sebastian Ruiz Restrepo 14′ (Asst: Junior Rosero)
  • Joe Holland 24′ (Asst: Sebastian Ruiz Restrepo)
  • Junior Rosero 43′
  • Rafael Bustaenti 50′

MATCH BROADCAST

Filed Under: 2025 US Open Cup, Amateur Cup, Feature - Amateur Cup, Feature - Main, Feature - Qualifying, Featured Post - Amateur Cup, Featured Post - Main, Featured Post - US Open Cup Qualifying, US Open Cup, US Open Cup Central, US Open Cup Qualifying Tagged With: 2024 National Amateur Cup, 2025 US Open Cup, 2025 US Open Cup Qualifying, FC Arizona, FC Milwaukee Torrent, new york pancyprian freedoms, Tobacco Road FC, United States Adult Soccer Association, USASA, USASA Region I, USASA Region II, USASA Region III, USASA Region IV

2024 National Amateur Cup Recap: FC Milwaukee Torrent win Region II, claim final spot in Semis (June 25)

July 25, 2024 by Michael Battista

FC Milwaukee Torrent celebrate with the Bill Davey Amateur Cup after winning the 2024 USASA Region II tournament. Credit: FC Milwaukee Torrent

The final spot in the 2024 National Amateur Cup was clinched last month as FC Milwaukee Torrent advanced to the final four. The National Premier Soccer League team will join one of its fellow league mates their as they attempt to win their first national title.

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 a brief summary of every game from this past weekend below. Additionally, here are links to the Twitter threads and articles made over the two months regarding other results:

  • April 7 (Region I)
  • April 14 (Region I & Region II)
  • April 20 (Region II)
  • April 27 to May 5
  • May 11 to 25
  • May 28 to June 2
  • June 7 to 9 (Region III Tournament Recap)
  • June 9 to 16

FULL 2024 NATIONAL AMATEUR CUP SCHEDULE/RESULTS

USASA Region I (Northeast)

Won by New York Pancyprian Freedoms (NY) on June 15, 2024.

USASA Region II (Midwest)
FINAL

TUESDAY, JUNE 25

FC Milwaukee Torrent (WI – National Premier Soccer League)
1:0
Bavarian United SC (WI – Midwest Premier League)

After Extra Time
Hart Park – Wauwatosa, WI

FC Milwaukee Torrent beat six-time amateur cup champions Bavarian United SC at home after 120 minutes of play. The two Wisconsin sides were evenly matched, with both earning clean sheets through regulation. In the first extra time, Alejandro Martinez made a strong run down the left side for the Torrent and hit a cross just as he reached the endline that reached a mass of humanity in front of the Bavarian net. The ball as it trickled into the Bavarian’s net, and the finish was eventually credited as an own goal.

(Full match recap by the NPSL)

Goal scorer

FCMT:

  • Own Goal 97′

MATCH BROADCAST

USASA Region III (South)

Won by Tobacco Road FC (NC) on June 9, 2024.

USASA Region IV (West)

Won by FC Arizona (AZ) on June 2, 2024.

USASA National Amateur Cup Finals

All four regional champions have been crowned. Each will take part in the national finals on July 25 to 28 in DeKalb, Illinois. This event is officially being hosted by DeKalb County United, who oddly enough did not even enter the tournament.

Qualified teams:

  • New York Pancyprian-Freedoms (Region I)
  • FC Milwaukee Torrent (Region II)
  • Tobacco Road FC (Region III)
  • FC Arizona (Region IV)

Filed Under: Amateur Cup, Feature - Amateur Cup, Feature - Qualifying, Featured Post - Amateur Cup, US Open Cup, US Open Cup Qualifying Tagged With: 2024 National Amateur Cup, 2025 US Open Cup, 2025 US Open Cup Qualifying, FC Milwaukee Torrent, United States Adult Soccer Association, USASA, USASA Region II

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