1999 National Amateur Cup

Soccer tournament August 2023 Following are the results of the 1999 National Amateur Cup, the annual amateur cup held by the United States Adult Soccer Association. Semifinals July 16, 19995:00PM United German Hungarian 3-2 August 9, 1999 Scoreboard Pro Roundup Soccer America 54 31 23 McCormick Kickers St. Louis, MO July 16, 19993:00PM Southfield Arsenal 3-2 Santa Clara Sporting St. Louis, MO Final July 18, 19991:00PM Southfield Arsenal 7-5 Gerstner, Joann C. (July 23, 1999). "Sobrero Pays Visit To Tigers". Detroit News, p.6F col.5–6 United German Hungarian 91' Ben Craft 100' Daniel Savich106' Joe DiMaggio 90'+5 St. Louis, MO Champions: Southfield Arsenal Staff: Nadhir Zoma (Manager), Waad Sana (Head coach), Raad Sana (Assistant coach) Captain: Kevin Messing Roster: Scot. Babinski, John Benoist, Ben Craft, Nate Craft, Chris Crawford, Joe DiMaggio, Sam Giullette, Rodrigo Gonzalez, Matt Kessler, Tim Lieckfelt, Dave Matovski, Chris Messing, Brandon Podolski, Steve Saborio, Daniel Savich, Adam Schokora, Jeff Shuk, Brett Woleben. Men's Over 30 June 1999 Budweiser Flyers 2-1 Via Systems Mercer County Park, Trenton, NJ 400 Semifinals July 16, 19992:00PM Micro Standards 2-0 Budweiser Flyers St. Louis, MO July 16, 1999 Radnor SC 3-1 Texas Comets St. Louis, MO Final July 18, 19999:00AM Micro Standards 3-0 Radnor SC St. Louis, MO Men's Under 23 Semifinals July 16, 19991:30PM Arsenal 2-1 Charles River United St. Louis, MO July 16, 199911:30AM Scott Gallagher 3-1 Colorado Rush Nike St. Louis, MO Final July 18, 199911:00AM Scott Gallagher 5-0 "Soccer". (July 19, 1999). St. Louis Post–Dispatch, p.C4 col.2 Arsenal St. Louis, MO Men's Under 20 Semifinals July 16, 19991:30PM DSA Strikers 2-1 Philadelphia Express St. Louis, MO July 16, 199911:30AM Busch 4-1 San Jose International St. Louis, MO Final July 18, 19999:00AM Busch 1-0 DSA Strikers St. Louis, MO Women's Open June 1999 San Diego Auto Trader W-L SoCal Blues Final July 18, 19992:00 PM San Diego Auto Trader 14-0 Patrick Real Wyckoff St. Louis, MO Women's Amateur Semifinals July 16, 19993:00PM Colorado Rush 5-2 Michigan Hawks St. Louis, MO July 16, 19995:00PM Texas Kicks 0-8 Soccer Academy United St. Louis, MO Final July 18, 199911:00 Colorado Rush 2-0 Soccer Academy United St. Louis, MO Women's Over–30 Semifinals July 16, 19993:00PM Zenith Bohemian 6-1 J.B. Marine St. Louis, MO July 16, 19995:00PM Austin Allies 4-2 Total Sports Pavilion St. Louis, MO Final July 18, 19991:00PM Zenith Bohemians 4-0 Austin Allies Women's Under 23 Semifinals July 16, 199911:00AM Colorado Rush Nike 4-1 Michigan Hawks St. Louis, MO July 16, 19991:00PM Tampa Bay Heather 2-3 PDA Splash St. Louis, MO Final July 18, 199911:00AM Colorado Rush Nike 3-2 PDA Splash St. Louis, MO Women's Under 20 Semifinals July 16, 1999 Colorado Rush Nike 5-2 Buffalo Grove Cobras St. Louis, MO July 16, 1999 BFC Energizers 2-1 Texas United St. Louis, MO Final July 18, 19999:00AM Colorado Rush Nike 3-0 BFC Energizers St. Louis, MO Veteran's Cup The Veteran's Cup took place from July 2–4 in Bellingham, WA. Men’s Over 40 Premier Champion: Scotland Yard (Florida) Men’s Over 50 Champions: Austin Wanderers (Texas South) Women’s Over 40 Las Margaritas 8–0 Texas Las Margaritas 3–2 Virginia Las Margaritas 8–1 Oregon 1 Las Margaritas 2–0 Oregon 2 Champions: Las Margaritas (Seattle, WA) Women’s Over 50 Champions: Emerald City Slicker (Washington) Coed Cup The Coed Cup took place at the Sportsplex soccer fields in League City, TX. Open Division Champion: Mall Rats (Metro DC/Virginia) Over 30 Division Champion: Plaza Delphinus (Texas South) Open Cup Qualifying Quarterfinals May 23, 1999 Olympia Stamford 0-6 "Olympia Stamford Falls In Region I Final". (May 25, 1999). The Advocate, p.C2 col.1 United German-Hungarians May 23, 1999 Bavarian Leinenkugel 2-1 "Soccer". (May 24, 1999). Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, p.8C col.4 PNA May 31, 1999 Los Lobos 4-2 "Soccer". (June 3, 1999). Tulsa World, p.B4 col.7 McAllen Sun Devils Montgomery, AL May 23, 1999 Atotonilco 1-2 "Noteworthy". (July 21, 1999). Philadelphia Inquirer, p.E3 col.6 Mexico SC Pomona, CA Semifinals July 16, 19999:00AM Bavarian Leinenkugel 4-1 "Kreitman Feels The Pleasure With Pain". (July 17, 1999). Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, p.9C col.6–7 Mexico SC 10', 39' Scott Kreitmeir28' Craig Posselt65' Richard Cartledge 74' Manuel Hernandez (pk) St. Louis, MO July 16, 19999:00AM United German Hungarian 7-2 "Noteworthy". (July 21, 1999). Philadelphia Inquirer, p.E3 col.6 Los Lobos St. Louis, MO Final July 17, 19993:00PM United German Hungarian 2-1 "Bavarians Blow Advantage". (July 18, 1999). Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, p.9C col.3 Bavarian Leinenkuge 10' Pat Morris42' Ray DeStephanis 65' Jamie Eichmann St. Louis, MO George F. Donnelly Cup Tournament took place from November 26–28 at Nova Southeastern University in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. The following state select teams were represented:Boyce, Maureen (November 25, 1999). "Top Amateurs To Compete At Nova". Sun–Sentinel, p.9C col.4–6 Men– (Region I) Connecticut, (Region II) Nebraska, (Region III) Tennessee, (Region IV) Washington. Women– (Region I) Metropolitan D.C.–Virginia, (Region II) Minnesota, (Region III) Florida, (Region IV) Utah. Men's Tournament November 26, 19994:30PM Connecticut 2-3 McDonald, Bill (December 10, 1999). "Off The Bench". Connecticut Post, p.B11 col.2–5 Nebraska Luis PerezPaul Wright Ft. Lauderdale, FL November 26, 19996:30PM Washington 1-2 "Et Cetera". (November 27, 1999). Sun–Sentinel, p.2C col.3 Tennessee Ft. Lauderdale, FL November 27, 199912:00PM Washington 2-3 Connecticut Renwick HutsonLuis PerezBogdan Lonevsky Ft. Lauderdale, FL November 27, 199912:00PM Tennessee 4-2 "Florida Amateur Team Defeats Minnesota". (November 28, 1999). Sun–Sentinel, p.2C col.1 Nebraska Ft. Lauderdale, FL November 28, 199911:00AM Connecticut 4-2 Tennessee Renwick Hutson (2)Bogdan LonevskyTony Cartiera Ft. Lauderdale, FL November 28, 199911:00AM Nebraska - Washington Ft. Lauderdale, FL Champion: Connecticut Select Staff: Boris Medvedev (Coach), Alberto Lopez (Assistant), Chris Lopez (Trainer) Roster: Tony Cartiera, Kyle Fletcher, Bill Gatti, Renwick Hutson, Davis Koval, Bohdan Lonevsky, Alberto Lopez Jr., Antonio Lopez, Hector Navarrate, Peter Nunes, Richard Palmer, Rocco Santangello, Lee Sharkee, Tomas Voznica, Paul Wright, Gary Zucker, Alan Zuniga. Women's Tournament November 26, 19994:30PM Utah 1-0 Florida Ft. Lauderdale, FL November 26, 19996:30PM Minnesota - Metro D.C.–Virginia Ft. Lauderdale, FL November 27, 199910:00AM Florida 6-1 Minnesota Andrea Sellers (2) Ft. Lauderdale, FL November 27, 199910:00AM Metro D.C.–Virginia 0-1 Utah PK Ft. Lauderdale, FL November 29, 19999:00AM Metro D.C.–Virginia 1-3 "Utah, Conn. Win Cup". (November 29, 1999). Sun–Sentinel, p.2D col.2 Florida Andrea Sellers (2)Ginger Sellick Ft. Lauderdale, FL November 29, 19999:00AM Minnesota 0-6 Utah Ft. Lauderdale, FL MVP: Mary Flaherty (Florida) Champion: Utah Select U.S. Soccer Festival The tournament took place at the Tualatin Hills Park and Recreational Center in Beaverton, OR from August 2–8."Three Top U.S. Youth Teams To Compete In Soccer Fest". (July 31, 1999). Seattle Times, p.B8 col.1 Men's Tournament August 2, 1999 U.S. U–18 2-0 August 23, 1999 Scoreboard Pro Roundup/International Soccer America 54 33 25 West Portland, OR August 2, 1999 U.S. U–17 2-1 Midwest Portland, OR August 2, 1999 East 2-1 Oregon Select Portland, OR August 2, 1999 South 4-0 U.S. U–18 Portland, OR August 4, 1999 Midwest 4-1 Oregon Select Portland, OR August 4, 1999 West 2-1 "Sports Digest". (August 6, 1999). Toronto Star, p.C11 col.8 Canada U–18 Murat Sukru Portland, OR August 4, 1999 South 3-0 U.S. U–18 Portland, OR August 4, 1999 East 1-1 U.S. U–17 Portland, OR August 6, 1999 Oregon Select 2-1 U.S. U–17 Portland, OR August 6, 1999 West 6-0 West Portland, OR August 6, 1999 East 4-2 Midwest Portland, OR August 6, 1999 U.S. U–18 0-0 Canada U–18 Portland, OR August 7, 1999 U.S. U–18 4-0 McDonald, Bill (August 13, 1999). "Westport's Martino Leads U18s". Connecticut Post, p.D8 col.1–2 Oregon Select Kyle Martino (pk) Portland, OR August 7, 1999 U.S. U–17 3-1 "Soccer". (August 9, 1999). Sacramento Bee, p.C3 col.2–3 Canada U–18 22' Portland, OR Third place August 7, 1999 Midwest 6-5 South Portland, OR Final August 7, 1999 East 3-2 West Portland, OR Women's Tournament August 2, 1999 U.S. U–16 1-1 East Portland, OR August 2, 1999 West 4-1 South Portland, OR August 2, 1999 California Storm 4-1 Midwest Portland, OR August 4, 1999 West 1-0 East Portland, OR August 4, 1999 California Storm 0-0 South Portland, OR August 4, 1999 Midwest 2-1 U.S. U–16 Portland, OR August 6, 1999 South 3-1 Midwest Portland, OR August 6, 1999 California Storm 3-2 East Portland, OR August 6, 1999 West 3-1 Gardner, Charles F. (August 10, 1999). "SoccerBeat". Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, p.8C col.1–2 U.S. U–16 50' Leslie Osborne Portland, OR August 7, 1999 California Storm 2-0 U.S. U–16 Portland, OR Third place August 7, 1999 Midwest 4-2 East Portland, OR Final August 7, 1999 South 3-2 West Portland, OR See also 1999 U.S. Open Cup References National Amateur Cup National Amateur Cup 1999