Following are the results of the 2001 National Amateur Cup, the annual amateur cup held by the United States Adult Soccer Association.
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Final
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.
Men's Over 30 Champions: Lake City Hawks (Mercer Island, WA)
Men's Under 23 Final
MVP: Adam Acosta Champions: Northern United (Sandy, UT)
Men's Under 20 Semifinal
Final
MVP: Mike Tranchilla (Busch) Champions: Busch (St. Louis, MO)
Women's Open
Final
Women's Amateur Semifinals
Final
MVP: Laura Kram (J.B. Marine) Champions: Jefferson Barracks Marine (St. Louis, MO)
Women's Over 30 Semifinal
Final
Champions: Zenith Bohemians (Seattle)
Women's Under 23 Semifinal
Final
Women's Under 20 Semifinals
Final
Champions: F.C. Milwaukee Nationals Coach: Tony Wright Roster: Betz, Culhane, Gordon, Hatch, Klopp, Krofta, Kubacki, Osborne, Schmidt, Suminski, Taylor, Walter.
Veterans Cup The Veteran's Cup took place from June 21–24 at the YMCA Soccer Complex in Beckley, WV.Murphy, Jody (June 15, 2001). "Officials Can Rest Easy". Register–Herald, p.1B col.4–5
Men's Over 40 Premier Semifinals
Final
Men's Over 50 Semifinals
Final
Women's Over 40 Semifinals
Final
Women's Over 50 Semifinals
Final
Coed Cup The Coed Cup took place from September 28–30 at Russell Creek Park in Plano, TX.Brand, Stephen (October 3, 2001). "Good Sports". Dallas Morning News, p.14B col.3–4
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
Semifinals Olympia Stamford was disqualified for use of ineligible players. Mexico SC advanced to the final.
Final
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 Fort Lauderdale, FL."In Brief". (December 6, 2001). Connecticut Post, p.B9 col.4
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)
U.S. Soccer Festival The U.S. Soccer Festival took place at Trinity Christian College in Palos Heights, IL, and Moraine Valley Community College in Palos Hills, IL from July 29 – August 4.McDill, Kent (July 20, 2001). "Riverhounds Thrown Into The Fire". Daily Herald, sec.2A p.2 col.1–4
Men's Tournament
Third place
Exhibition
Final
Champions: West (Region IV)
Women's Tournament
Third place
Final
Champions: South"Soccer". (August 9, 2001). Sun Herald, p.E2 col.1 (Region II) won by PKs
See also 2001 U.S. Open Cup
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