National Amateur Cup

National Amateur Cup
Sport Soccer
Founded 1923
Country United States
Most recent
champion(s)
Cristos FC (2016)

The National Amateur Cup, also know as the USASA Amateur Cup, is an American soccer competition open to all amateur teams affiliated with the United States Soccer Federation.

In 1923, US Soccer established the National Amateur Cup in response to the increasingly large number of teams entering the open National Challenge Cup (now known as the Lamar Hunt US Open Cup). The 1923 competition was played through the semifinals, however the tournament was never completed due to inclement weather.

While the USSF originally managed the competition, that responsibility is now held by the United States Adult Soccer Association (USASA).

Champions

Year Winner Runner-up
1923
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Not completed
1924
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Fleisher Yarn Chicago Swedish-Americans
1925
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Toledo S.C. Weekawken McLeod Council
1926
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New Bedford Defenders Pittsburgh Heidelberg SC
1927
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Pittsburgh Heidelberg SC New Bedford La Flamme Cobblers
1928
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Swedish Americans
Fall River Powers Hudson Essex
Tie
1929
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Pittsburgh Heidelberg SC Newark First German SC
1930
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Fall River Rafferty Pittsburgh Gallatin SC (forfeit)
1931
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Akron Goodyear New Bedford Black Cats
1932
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Cleveland Shamrocks New Bedford Santo Cristo
1933
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Philadelphia German-Americans Pittsburgh McKnight Beverage
1934
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Philadelphia German-Americans Pittsburgh Heidelberg SC
1935
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W. W. Riehl SC Fall River All-Americans
1936
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Brooklyn DSC Germans Pittsburgh Castle Shannon
1937
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Trenton Highlander Pittsburgh Castle Shannon
1938
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Fall River Ponta Delgada Pittsburgh Heidelberg SC
1939
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Fall River St. Michael’s Pittsburgh Gallatin S.C.
1940
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Morgan Strasser Fall River Firestone
1941
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Fall River S.C. Detroit Chrysler S.C.
1942
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Fall River S.C. Morgan Strasser
1943
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Morgan Strasser Baltimore Santa Maria S.C.
1944
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S.C. Eintracht Morgan Strasser
1945
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S.C. Eintracht Raferty’s
1946
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Fall River Ponta Delgada Pittsburgh Castle Shannon
1947
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Fall River Ponta Delgada St. Louis Carondelets
1948
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Fall River Ponta Delgada Pittsburgh Curry Vets
1949
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Elizabeth S.C. Zenthoefer Furs
1950
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Fall River Ponta Delgada Pittsburgh Harmarville
1951
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German-Hungarian S.C. Pittsburgh Harmarville
1952
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St. Louis Raiders Ludlow Lusitano
1953
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Fall River Ponta Delgada Chicago Slovaks
1954
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Pittsburgh Beadling St. Louis Simpkins-Ford
1955
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Pittsburgh Heidelberg Tornados A.A.C. Eagles
1956
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St. Louis Kutis S.C. Philadelphia Ukrainians
1957
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St. Louis Kutis S.C. Rochester Ukrainian
1958
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St. Louis Kutis S.C. Pittsburgh Beadling
1959
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St. Louis Kutis S.C. Detroit St. Andrew Scots
1960
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St. Louis Kutis S.C. Patchogue S.C.
1961
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St. Louis Kutis S.C. Hartford Italian-American Stars
1962
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Detroit Carpathia New Brunswick American Hungarian
1963
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Rochester Italian-American St. Louis St. Ambrose
1964
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Chicago Schwaben Philadelphia United German-Hungarians
1965
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Philadelphia United German-Hungarians St. Louis St. Ambrose
1966
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Chicago Kickers Rochester Italian Americans
1967
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Hartford Italians St. Louis Kutis S.C.
1968
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Chicago Kickers Detroit Carpathia Kickers
1969
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Washington British Lions St. Louis Kutis S.C.
1970
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Chicago Kickers Philadelphia United German-Hungarians
1971
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St. Louis Kutis S.C. Cleveland Inter-Italians
1972
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St. Louis Busch S.C. New Bedford Portuguese
1973
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Philadelphia Inter San Jose Grenadiers
1974
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Philadelphia Inter St. Louis Big Four Chevrolet S.C.
1975
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Chicago Kickers Kearny Scots
1976
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Milwaukee Bavarians Trenton Extension
1977
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Denver Kickers Philadelphia United German-Hungarian
1978
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Denver Kickers Cleveland Inter-Italia
1979
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Atlanta Datagraphic San Francisco Glens
1980
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St. Louis Busch Bavarians Atlanta Datagraphic
1981
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St. Louis Busch Bavarian Philadelphia Bayern
1982
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Seattle Croatia Virginia Kicks
1983
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Denver Kickers Milwaukee Bavarians/Pabst
1984
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Dallas Mean Green Detroit Ukrainian S.C.
1985
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Club España Washington F.C. Mitre Eagles
1986
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Fairfax Spartans St. Louis Busch
1987
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Polish American Eagles, Yonkers, NY Atlanta Datagraphic
1988
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Dallas Mean Green Philadelphia Inter
1989
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A.A.C. Eagles Philadelphia Inter
1990
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St. Petersburg Kickers San Francisco Glens
1991
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St. Louis Scott Gallagher San Francisco El Farolito
1992
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Madison 56ers IFC Greensboro
1993
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Seattle Murphy’s Pub St. Louis Scott Gallagher
1994
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Denver Kickers A.A.C. Eagles
1995
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Denver Kickers Team Lapine
1996
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Washington Iberia Dallas Speed
1997
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St. Petersburg McCormick Kickers Milwaukee Sport Club
1998
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Chicago Schwaben Los Angeles Cazal
1999
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Detroit Arsenal Philadelphia United German-Hungarians
2000
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Southfield Arsenal North Texas Legends
2001
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Milwaukee Bavarians Santa Clara Sporting Club
2002
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Milwaukee Bavarians Baltimore Colts
2003
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Milwaukee Bavarians St. Petersburg Kickers
2004
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Assyrian Winged Bull Denver Kickers
2005
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Washington Hibernian Saints Maryland Allied S.C.
2006
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Azzurri HNK Zirinski
2007
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Boston Olympiakos A.A.C. Eagles
2008
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Florida Kickers Baltimore Colts
2009
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Aegean Hawks A.A.C. Eagles
2010
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Boston Olympiakos Carpathia Kickers
2011
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RWB Adria PSA Elite
2012
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Battery Park Gunners RWB Adria
2013
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RWB Adria[1] ASC New Stars
2014
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New York Greek Americans[2]
2015
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Quinto Elemento FC[3]
2016
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Christos FC[4] Milwaukee Bavarians

References

  1. "2013 National Cup Finals". USASA. 10 September 2013.
  2. "NY Greek Americans Win USASA National Championship". Eastern New York State Soccer Association. 18 September 2014.
  3. "U.S. Soccer National Amateur Championship starts today". WSMV. 27 May 2016.
  4. "Christos FC comes full circle with U.S. Amateur and WF Open Cup Championships". U.S. Amateur Cup Soccer. 8 August 2016.

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