2001 National Amateur Cup

Following are the results of the 2001 National Amateur Cup, the annual amateur cup held by the United States Adult Soccer Association.

Quarterfinals

SC Baltimore Stars2-4Boston Olympiakos
40' Kaiser Chowdhry (pk)
75'		 [1] 82', 88'
Horsham, PA
Minnesota0-1Milwaukee Bavarians
[2]
Blaine, MN
Triangle WellspringW-L
Tulsa, OK
Santa Clara SportingW-L
Salt Lake City, UT

Semifinals

Boston Olympiakos2-5Santa Clara Sporting
[3]
Orlando, FL
Milwaukee Bavarians5-2Triangle Wellspring
Dan Stebbins
Kris Kelderman (2)
Marshall Morehead		 [3]
Orlando, FL

Final

Milwaukee Bavarian3-2Santa Clara Sporting
21' Dominic DaPra
29' Dan Stebbins
40' Scott Kreitmeir		 [4] 5', 12'
Orlando, FL

MVP: Matt Schmidt GK (Bavarians)
Champions: Milwaukee Bavarian
Coach: Tom Zaiss
Roster: Kris Kelderman, Scott Kreitmeir, Giovanni Luna, Adam Pearson, Kevin Kusnick, Delroy Perrin, Jamie Eichmann, Bill Hambrook, Dan Stebbins, Dominic DaPra, Jon Szczepanski, Peter Schweinert, Rob Pearson, Nick Igel, Richard Cartledge, Marshall Morehead, Craig Posselt, Dean Beck, Jim Klopp, Matt Schmidt, Troy Troskey, Jon Coleman.

Women's Open

SoCal BluesW-L
Orlando, FL
Detroit Rocker HawksW-L
Orlando, FL

Final

SoCal Blues0-1Detroit Rocker Hawks
Orlando, FL

Women's Amateur

Semifinals

J.B. Marine4-0Ipswich
Laura Kram
Missy Peabody
Amy Schmidt
Kathleen Schafer		 [5]
Orlando, FL
Hibernian CaledonianW-L
Orlando, FL

Final

J.B. Marine2-1Hibernian Caledonian
27’ Laura Kram
Missy Peabody		 [5]
Orlando, FL

MVP: Laura Kram (J.B. Marine)

Veterans Cup

The Veteran's Cup took place from June 21–24 at the YMCA Soccer Complex in Beckley, WV.[6]

Men's Over 40 Premier
Semifinals

Scotland Yard2-1Beadling
[7]
Beckley, WV
Palm Beach1-0Olympiakos AC
[8]
Beckley, WV

Final

Scotland Yard2-1Palm Beach
47' George Clamp
60' Kevin McCarron		 [8] Rick Christensen
Beckley, WV

Men's Over 50
Semifinals

Texas Wanderers2-0PA W. Premier
[7]
Beckley, WV
Chaldean Arsenal3-2Neoth
[7]
Beckley, WV

Final

Texas Wanderers5-0Chaldean Arsenal
Zequinha (3) [9]
Beckley, WV

Women's Over 40
Semifinals

Camp Spring3-0Fighting Pine Cones
[7]
Beckley, WV
Copa Di Vida2-1He Kini Popo
49' Janet Charnley [7]
Beckley, WV

Final

Copa Di Vida1-0Camp Springs
[9]
Beckley, WV

Women's Over 50
Semifinals

Evergreen Steelers2-0Georgia Flash
[7]
Beckley, WV
Virginia Vintage1-0Cambridge
[7]
Beckley, WV

Final

Virginia Vintage0-2Evergreen Steelers
[9] 1' Joyce Trader
Maj Surowieck
Beckley, WV

Coed Cup

The Coed Cup took place from September 28–30 at Russell Creek Park in Plano, TX.[10]

Open Division
Group scores:
Fados Irish Pub Conquistadores 2–1 TNT–WSA
Fados Irish Pub Conquistadores 4–3 North Texas Shooters
Fados Irish Pub Conquistadores 3–2 Killer Ducks
Fados Irish Pub Conquistadores 1–1 Houston Challengers

Semifinals
Fados Irish Pub Conquistadores 2–0 (OT) Ann Arbor United
Serrano's Salsa Co. 2–0 Mall Rats

Final
Fados Irish Pub Conquistadores 2–1 Serrano's Salsa Co.

Champion: Fados Irish Pub Conquistadores (Metro DC/Virginia)

Over 30 Division
Group scores:
Hot Pink Panthers 0–2 Express
Hot Pink Panthers 1–1 Olympia
Hot Pink Panthers 7–0 Blackhawk
Hot Pink Panthers 2–0 Killer Ducks

Final
Hot Pink Panthers 1–0 Express

Champion: Hot Pink Panthers (Metro DC/Virginia)

Open Cup Qualifying

Quarterfinals

Olympia Stamford4-1ZPA Perth Amboy
Roland Demba (2)
David Siljanowski (2)		 [11] 2H' pk
Baltimore, MD
Chaldean Arsenal3-2Chicago Adria
[12]
Southfield, MI
Uruguay SC3-0Texas Vickings
Tulsa, OK
Mexico SC2-1San Francisco Glens
Edgardo Contreras (2) [13]
Salt Lake City, UT

Semifinals

Olympia Stamford was disqualified for use of ineligible players. Mexico SC advanced to the final.

Chaldean Arsenal0-3Uruguay SC
[14]
Orlando, FL
Olympia Stamford3-2Mexico SC
[14]
Orlando, FL

Final

Uruguay SC3-0Mexico SC
55' Pablo Gentile
68', 80' Pablo Dos Santos		 [14]
Orlando, FL

Champions: Uruguay SC
Staff: Gerry Schiavo, Jeena O'Sant Gee, Leonardo Tonna, Carlos Pasos
Captain: Gustavo Britos
Roster: Gustavo Aragoasa, Ulises Gonzalez, Alejandro Valle, Andres Peralta, Serge Jeoseph, Alejandro Gorosito, Andres Polonsky, Pablo Gentile, Juan Yalet, Alejandro Romairone, Pablo Dos Santos, Julio Barrios, Sebastian Zurita.

George F. Donnelly Cup

The tournament took place from November 23–25 in Florida.[15]

Men's Tournament
Connecticut 1–0 Minnesota
Connecticut 4–2 Washington
Connecticut 5–3 North Texas

MVP: Richard Palmer (Connecticut)
Champion: Connecticut Select (Region I)
Staff: Boris Medvedev (coach), Alberto Lopez (manager)
Roster: Paul Brooks, Mike Butler, Tony Cartiera, T.J. DeLucia, Jose Dias, Kevin Gonzales, Vincent Kwarula, Bohdan Lonevskiy, Samuel Lopes, Alberto Lopez Jr., Antonio Lopez, Everson Maciel, Fernando Nogareda, Rodrigo Nunes, Pedro Oliveira, Richard Palmer, Maurizio Rocha, Roberto Vargas, Nick Venditti, Alex Zunniga.

Women's Tournament
Champion: Massachusetts Select (Region I)

See also

2001 U.S. Open Cup

References

  1. ↑ "Baltimore Team Falls n Region Title Game". (July 18, 2001). Baltimore Sun, p.3D col.1–2
  2. ↑ Leighton, Tim (June 23, 2001). "Morehead Getting Kicks In Milwaukee". Saint Paul Pioneer Press, p.2D col.5–6
  3. 1 2 "Bavarians Advance". (July 14, 2001). Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, p.8C col.7
  4. ↑ "Bavarians Capture Another Crown". (July 16, 2001). Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, p.10C col.4–6
  5. 1 2 Lyons, Joe (July 20, 2001). "J.B. Marine Captures A Women’s Amateur National Championship". St. Louis Post–Dispatch, p.D7 col.5–6
  6. ↑ Murphy, Jody (June 15, 2001). "Officials Can Rest Easy". Register–Herald, p.1B col.4–5
  7. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Murphy, Jody (June 24, 2001). "Raising The Bahr". Register–Herald, p.1D col.2–3
  8. 1 2 "Soccer Team Takes Second Place". (July 11, 2001). Palm Beach Post, p.32 col.1–2
  9. 1 2 3 Stillwell, Dan (June 25, 2001). "Right Place, Right Time". Register–Herald, p.1B col.2–4
  10. ↑ Brand, Stephen (October 3, 2001). "Good Sports". Dallas Morning News, p.14B col.3–4
  11. ↑ "Win Puts Olympia In 2 U.S. Tourneys". (June 3, 2001). The Advocate, p.C4 col.4
  12. ↑ "Soccer". (June 1, 2001). Detroit Free Press, p.2C col.5
  13. ↑ "Fresno Team In Soccer Nationals". (June 8, 2001). Fresno Bee, p.D6 col.1
  14. 1 2 3 Sanchez, Luis F. (July 21, 2001). "Uruguay Logra El Título Nacional". El Nuevo Herald, p.6C col.2
  15. ↑ "In Brief". (December 6, 2001). Connecticut Post, p.B9 col.4
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