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Pittsburgh Riverhounds

2014 US Open Cup Round 2: Pittsburgh Riverhounds pull away in second half for 3-1 win over New York Red Bulls U23s (video)

May 15, 2014 by Jon Yardley

The Riverhounds advance to the third round on May 28, when they will host either the USASA’s RWB Adria at 7 p.m. at Highmark Stadium.

Filed Under: US Open Cup Tagged With: 2014 Second Round, 2014 US Open Cup, New York Red Bulls U23s, Pittsburgh Riverhounds

2013 US Open Cup Second Round: Ocean City upsets Pittsburgh, files protest in hopes of hosting Philadelphia Union in Round 3

May 22, 2013 by Ed Rue

The Nor’easters emerged victorious 1-0 thanks to a stout defense and a 68th minute goal by Ken Tribbet to give the club their fifth upset of a professional team in team history.

Filed Under: US Open Cup Tagged With: 2013 Second Round, 2013 US Open Cup, Ocean City Barons/South Jersey Barons, PDL, Pittsburgh Riverhounds, USL Pro

2013 US Open Cup First Round: Not quite a high mark for Riverhounds who escape loss to RWB Adria in penalties

May 15, 2013 by Ben Cole

Highmark Stadium held its first Open Cup game on Tuesday and it did not hold back on the dramatics as the USL Pro’s Pittsburgh Riverhounds defeated amateur side RWB Adria 5-4 in penalty kicks after ending regulation tied at 1-1.

Filed Under: US Open Cup Tagged With: 2013 First Round, 2013 US Open Cup, Pittsburgh Riverhounds, RWB Adria, USASA Region II, USL Pro

2012 US Open Cup Round 2: Michigan Bucks’ last minute PK earns another upset over Pittsburgh Riverhounds

May 23, 2012 by Ben Cole

Michigan Bucks GK Adam Grinwis makes a dramatic save in the 86th minute off a Pittsburgh Riverhounds corner kick. The Bucks would later score a 90th minute penalty kick to upset the Riverhounds 1-0. Photo: Michigan Bucks

Michigan Bucks move on to host the Chicago Fire of MLS on May 29 at Ultimate Soccer Arenas in Pontiac, Michigan.

Filed Under: US Open Cup Tagged With: 2012 Lamar Hunt US Open Cup, 2012 Second Round, 2012 US Open Cup, Michigan Bucks, Pittsburgh Riverhounds

2011 US Open Cup Second Round: Richmond Kickers roll over Riverhounds, earn date with Columbus Crew

June 22, 2011 by Josh Hakala

Richmond Kickers Pittsburgh Riverhounds celebration 2011 US Open Cup

The Richmond Kickers offense continues to hit on all cylinders as they dismissed fellow USL Pro team, the Pittsburgh Riverhounds 4-1 in the US Open Cup Second Round. The Kickers, who defeated the Dayton Dutch Lions (USL Pro) by the same score in the opening round, received two goals each from David Bulow and Matthew Delicate to cruise into a Third Round matchup with the Columbus Crew of Major League Soccer.

Filed Under: US Open Cup Tagged With: 2011 Second Round, 2011 US Open Cup, David Bulow, Matthew Delicate, Pittsburgh Riverhounds, Richmond Kickers

2011 US Open Cup Columbus Crew bracket preview: Pittsburgh Riverhounds at Richmond Kickers

June 20, 2011 by Gerald Barnhart

USL Pro rivals Pittsburgh Riverhounds and Richmond Kickers will square off in the Second Round to face the Columbus Crew next.

Filed Under: US Open Cup Tagged With: 2011 First Round, 2011 US Open Cup, Chattanooga FC, Dayton Dutch Lions, Pittsburgh Riverhounds, Preview, Richmond Kickers

2011 US Open Cup First Round: Riverhouds survive upset bid with 3-2 overtime win

June 15, 2011 by Chuck Nolan Jr.

The NPSL’s Chattanooga FC were on their way to a first round upset, only to see the Pittsburgh Riverhounds rally in the second half for a 3-2 overtime win at Chartiers Valley Stadium in Bridgeville, Pa. The visiting NPSL squad took an early 1-0 lead when Ivan Heredia caught the Riverhounds goalkeeper out of position. […]

Filed Under: US Open Cup Tagged With: 2011 First Round, 2011 US Open Cup, Chattanooga FC, Pittsburgh Riverhounds

Notable upsets in the Second Round of the US Open Cup

September 3, 2009 by Aaron Stollar

The Mid-Michigan Bucks have always been one of the lower division troublemakers of the US Open Cup, and this match against the New England Revolution at Foxboro Stadium helped build that reputation. Goalkeeper Eric Pogue was the early hero for the Bucks, saving a Shaker Asad penalty kick in the 7th minute to keep the score 0-0. The Bucks stayed with the Revolution for 90 minutes using a high-tempo style of play and eventually sending the sparse crowd of 1,857 Revolution fans home disappointed.

Filed Under: US Open Cup, US Open Cup History Tagged With: Adam Throop, Bavarian SC, Carolina Dynamo, Chad Schomaker, Charleston Battery, Chicago Sockers, Chicago Stingers, Cincinnati Kings, Cleveland City Stars, Colorado Rapids, Connecticut Wolves, Dallas Roma FC, Des Moines Menace, Eric Pogue, FC Dallas/Dallas Burn, Hershey Wildcats, Jesse Llamas, Josh Wolff, Miami FC, Michael Schell, Michigan Bucks, Milwaukee Rampage, Minnesota Thunder, New England Revolution, Orange County Zodiac, Orlando Nighthawks, Pittsburgh Riverhounds, Reading Rage, Richmond Kickers, Romario, San Francisco Bay Seals, Seattle Sounders Select, Seattle Sounders USL, Sporting Kansas City/Kansas City Wizards, Tampa Bay Mutiny, Things You Should Know, Zinho

Notable upsets in the First Round of the US Open Cup

September 1, 2009 by Aaron Stollar

The Professional Era’s greatest First Round upset came in 2008 when Hollywood United, the USASA Region IV qualifier from California, traveled to PGE Park in Portland Ore. and knocked out the Portland Timbers 3-2. Hollywood United trailed twice during the match, but each time they trailed, Matt Taylor would convert a penalty kick to tie the game back up. With the score level at 2-2, Earl Alexander scored a 90th minute goal to send United to the Second Round and left Portland fans stunned. It was only the second time in the Professional Era that a USASA team has defeated a USL First Division team, and the first time that a USASA team had upset a USL-1 team on the road.

Filed Under: US Open Cup, US Open Cup History Tagged With: Albuquerque Geckos, Austin Lone Stars, Bavarian SC, Bridgeport Italians, California Jaguars, Cape Cod Crusaders, Carolina Dynamo, Central Coast Roadrunners, Chico Rooks, Cincinnati Kings, Crystal Palace Baltimore, Des Moines Menace, El Paso Patriots, Hollywood United, Mexico SC, Miami FC, Michigan Bucks, New Jersey Stallions, New York Freedoms, Ocean City Barons/South Jersey Barons, Pittsburgh Riverhounds, Portland Timbers, Raleigh CASL Elite, Rhode Island Stingrays, San Gabriel Valley Highlanders, San Jose Oaks, Spokane Shadow, Things You Should Know, United German Hungarians, Wilmington Hammerheads

2009 First Round recap: Favorites survive first day, Barons pull off upset, Hawks just upset on day 2

June 11, 2009 by

If seeing the underdogs prevail is your thing, then you went to sleep disappointed last night.

Of the fourteen matches first round U.S. Open Cup matches last night, only one was won by a team from the lower division, and even that wasn’t much of an upset.

Filed Under: US Open Cup Tagged With: 2009 First Round, 402, Aegean Hawks, Arizona Sahuaros, Atlanta FC, Austin Aztex, Bavarian SC, Carolina RailHawks, Charleston Battery, Charlotte Eagles, Chicago Fire PDL, Cleveland City Stars, Crystal Palace Baltimore, El Paso Patriots, Emigrantes Das Ilhas, Harrisburg City Islanders, Kitsap Pumas, Lynch’s FC, Miami FC, Minnesota Thunder, Mississippi Brilla, Ocean City Barons/South Jersey Barons, Orange County Blue Star, Pittsburgh Riverhounds, Portland Timbers, Reading Rage, Real Maryland Monarchs, Richmond Kickers, Rochester Rhinos, Sonoma County Sol, St. Louis Lions, Western Mass Pioneers, Wilmington Hammerheads

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U.S. Open Cup History

Ben Miller FC - 1920 National Challenge Cup champions

St. Louis’ US Open Cup legacy began in 1920 with Ben Miller FC

In front of 12,000 fans at Handlan’s Park in St. Louis, Ben Miller FC became the first team from the west to win the National Challenge Cup, defeating Fore River 2-1

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  • 1995 US Open Cup Final: Richmond Kickers survive heat, beat El Paso Patriots in PKs to win title
  • 1995 US Open Cup Final Preview: El Paso Patriots hosting amateur Richmond Kickers in “El Sauna”

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