2000 National Amateur Cup

Following are the results of the 2000 National Amateur Cup, the annual amateur cup held by the United States Adult Soccer Association.

Quarterfinals

Ukrainian NationalsW-LPatrick Real Wyckoff
[1]
Trenton, NJ
Legends1-0Georgia
Tulsa, OK

Semifinals

LegendsW-LSanta Clara Sporting
[2]
Oakford, PA
Ukrainian Nationals1-5Southfield Arsenal
[2]
Oakford, PA

Final

Southfield Arsenal1-0Legends
Scott Barbinski [1]
Oakford, PA

Men's Over 30

Needham United1-5VE Erzgebirge
[2]
Trenton, NJ

Semifinals

Data GraphicsW-LLake City Hawks
[2]
Oakford, PA
VE ErzgebirgeW-LPNA
Oakford, PA

Final

VE Erzgebirge4-2Atlanta Data Graphics
Mike Serban (2)
Scott Reiber
Jamie McGroarty		 [3]
Oakford, PA

Men's Under 23

Semifinals

Oklahoma SCW-LInternazionale
[2]
Oakford, PA
Greater Boston EaglesW-LCleveland Kickers
Oakford, PA

Final

InternazionaleW-L
[1]
Oakford, PA

Men's Under 20

Semifinals

Memphis FCW-LColorado Rush
[2]
Oakford, PA
Medford Strikers RedW-LBusch
Oakford, PA

Final

Colorado RushW-L
[1]
Oakford, PA

Women's Open

Team HeatL-WAjax Farm
[2]
Oakford, PA
Patrick Real WyckoffL-WDetroit Rocker Hawks
[2]
Trentond, NJ

Final

Ajax2-1Detroit Rocker Hawks
[1]
Oakford, PA

Women's Amateur

Semifinals

TurboL-WReal Colorado
[2]
Oakford, PA
Opus County-J.B. Marine
[2]
Oakford, PA

Final

Real Colorado RushW-L
[1]
Oakford, PA

Women's Over–30

Semifinals

Sting 30W-LZenith Bohemians
[2]
Oakford, PA
Total Sports Pavilion1-0J.B. Marine
Linda Dinga [2]
Oakford, PA

Final

Total Sports Pavilion3-2Sting 30
Colleen O'Day
87' Gayle Smith (pk)
93' Cathy Welch		 [1]
Oakford, PA

Women's Under 23

Semifinals

OutrageW-LColorado Stars
[2]
Oakford, PA
BFC EnergizerW-LDetroit Rocker Hawks
Oakford, PA

Final

OutrageW-L
[1]
Oakford, PA

Women's Under 20

Semifinals

Texas ImageW-LReal Colorado
[2]
Oakford, PA
Windsor World ClassW-LJ.B. Marine
Oakford, PA

Final

Windsor World ClassW-L
[1]
Oakford, PA

Veteran's Cup

The Veteran's Cup took place from June 30 – July 2 at Mine Falls Park and Main Dunstable School in Nashua, NH.[4]

Men’s Over 40 Premier
Final

New Haven United2-1Scotland Yard
Nashua, NH

Men’s Over 50
Final

Texas Wanderers4-3Over The Hill
Nashua, NH


Women’s Over 40
Final

Camp Spring1-0Copa De Vida
Nashua, NH

Women’s Over 50
Final

Virginia Vintage2-1Zodiac
Nashua, NH

Coed Cup

The Coed Cup took place in League City, TX.

Open Division
Champion: Conquistadores/Fado Irish Pub (Metro DC/Virginia)

Over 30 Division
Champion: Kickers (Florida)

Open Cup Qualifying

Quarterfinals

Jerry D's2-1Stamford Olympia
Joe Koziol (2) [5] Toma Gojevic
Baltimore, MD
Milwaukee Bavarian5-0Southfield Arsenal
8' Klopp
18' Beck
35' Dan Stebbins
50', 53' Cartledge		 [6]
Glendale, WI
Los Lobos0-5Uruguay SC
Tulsa, OK
Real Colorado0-5Mexico SC
Denver, CO

Semifinals

Uruguay SC0-1Mexico SC
90'+ Joel Ramirez
Oakford, PA
Jerry D's1-4Milwaukee Bavarian
[7] Nick Igel
Jon Szczepanski
Scott Kreitmeir
Craig Posselt
Oakford, PA

Final

Mexico SC1-0Bavarian Leinenkugel
30' Orlando Ramirez [8]
Oakford, PA

Champions: Mexico SC
Coach: Ramon Mendoza
Roster: Eliseo Shorty Lopez, Fidel Chavez, Jeremy Schultz, Francisco Alvarez, Edgardo Contreras, Jose Luis Capi Delgadillo, Jesus Ortuño, Roberto Coronado, Milton Blanco, Orlando Ramirez, Eddie Rodriguez, Marcos Lopez, Oscar Ruelas, Joel Ramirez.

George F. Donnelly Cup

The tournament took place from November 24–26 in Ft. Lauderdale, FL.

Men's Tournament
Champion: Eastern New York State (Region I)

Women's Tournament
Champion: California-North (Region IV)
Coaches: Rick Caldwell, J. T. Thomas
Roster: Emmy Barr, LaKeysia Beene, Emily Burt, Kelsey Carlson, Ronnie Fair, Elie Foster, Megan Horvath, Carmel Murphy, Carly Smolak, Cary Sanchez-Raygor, Maite Zabala.

U.S. Soccer Festival

The tournament took place at the University of Rhode Island in Kingston, RI from July 31 – August 5.[9]

Men's Tournament

U.S. U–181-1Midwest
[10]
Kingston, RI
Rhode Island All–Stars0-2West
[11]
Kingston, RI
U.S. U–20-South
Kingston, RI
Canada U–20-East
Kingston, RI
Rhode Island All–Stars1-1Midwest
[11]
Kingston, RI
U.S. U–18-West
Kingston, RI
Canada U–20-South
Kingston, RI
U.S. U–204-0East
17', 30', 72', 77' Abe Thompson [12]
Kingston, RI
East-South
Kingston, RI
West-Midwest
Kingston, RI
Rhode Island All–Stars1-4U.S. U–18
[11]
Kingston, RI
U.S. U–201-2Canada U–20
52' Conor Casey [12] 30' Gaspare Borselino
80' Julian DeGuzman
Kingston, RI

Exhibition

U.S. U–20-U.S. U–18
Kingston, RI

Third place

East1-3Midwest
[10] Gavin Clinton (2)
Kingston, RI

Final

WestW-LSouth
Kingston, RI

Champions: USASA Region IV West

Women's Tournament

U.S. U–18-Midwest
Kingston, RI
USYSA U–17-West
Kingston, RI
California Storm-South
Kingston, RI
U.S. U–16-East
Kingston, RI
U.S. U–18-West
Kingston, RI
U.S. U–16-South
Kingston, RI
USYSA U–17-Midwest
Kingston, RI
East-California Storm
Kingston, RI
East-South
Kingston, RI
U.S. U–16-California Storm
Kingston, RI
U.S. U–18-USYSA U–17
Kingston, RI
West2-0Midwest
Kingston, RI

Exhibition

U.S. U–18-California Storm
Kingston, RI

Exhibition

U.S. U–16-USYSA U–17
Kingston, RI

Third place

East-Midwest
Kingston, RI

Final

WestW-LSouth
Kingston, RI

Champions: USASA Region IV West

See also

2000 U.S. Open Cup

References

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  6. ↑ Gardner, Charles F. (May 22, 2000). "Stebbins Helps Spark Rout". Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, p.9C col.4–6
  7. ↑ Gardner, Charles F. (July 25, 2000). "SoccerBeat". Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, p.8C col.2–3
  8. ↑ "Local Club Captures National Title". (July 23, 2000). Fresno Bee, p.D5 col.1
  9. ↑ Edward, James (June 20, 2000). "Northern California Storms Past Utah Soccer Squad". Deseret News, p.D4 col.1–3
  10. 1 2 "BU Star Scores At Festival". (August 9, 2000). Journal Star, p.D2 col.3
  11. 1 2 3 Chapman, Doug (August 5, 2000). "R.I. All–Stars Stand Tall Against Talented Opposition". Providence Journal, p.C–01
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