The more things change, the more they stay the same: it’s a phrase that rings especially true for Massachusetts-based USASA side GPS Omens.
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2017 US Open Cup qualifying review: A New York-New Jersey thriller highlights opening weekend of Round 2
Three of the four teams that advanced in the opening weekend of Round 2 are newcomers to US Open Cup qualifying.
2017 US Open Cup qualifying: GPS Omens ousts Newtown Pride as drone watches from afar
The Massachusetts-based club took the next step toward qualifying for the third time in four years.
2016 US Open Cup qualifying: Southie FC last Mass. team left standing after shutting out GPS Omens
With the win, Southie FC moves on step closer to the club’s first-ever berth in the US Open Cup and denies GPS Omens a record-tying fourth straight tournament appearance.
2016 US Open Cup qualifying: Keith Caldwell leads GPS Omens to 5-0 win over shorthanded Boston Olympiakos
Massachusetts-based Global Premier Soccer (GPS) Omens kicked off their first open division qualifying match in the 2016 US Open Cup was much easier than originally expected.
2015 US Open Cup Round 1: Shorthanded Seacoast United Phantoms edge GPS Massachuetts for first win since 2006
The Phantoms, making their first appearance in the tournament since 2006 when they were a USL-2 club (Div. 3), got a late winner from Sofiane Tergou to hand GPS its third straight loss in the competition, 2-1.
Meet the Underdogs: GPS Massachusetts back for third straight US Open Cup seeking first tournament win
Bay State Soccer League (BSSL) side Global Premier Soccer Massachusetts (GPS) is set to kick off its 2015 Lamar Hunt US Open Cup campaign on Wednesday against the USL-PDL Seacoast United Phantoms at Buckingham Browne and Nichols School in Cambridge, Mass. at 8 p.m.
2015 US Open Cup qualifying: Maryland Bays in line for a USASA Region I double as championship games set
USASA Region I qualifying for the 2015 US Open Cup continued over the past two Sundays, with the Maryland Bays remaining alive in both the Open and Amateur Cups, Mass Premier Soccer advancing to the Open Final and changing its name to GPS Massachusetts, and New York Greek American Atlas nearly reaching double-digit goals against its Amateur Cup semifinal foes.