2019 National Amateur Cup

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CountryUnited States
Teams37
ChampionsNewtown Pride FC (1st title)
Runners-upHorizon FC
2019 USASA National Amateur Cup
Tournament details
CountryUnited States
Teams37
Final positions
ChampionsNewtown Pride FC (1st title)
Runners-upHorizon FC
Third placeMesoAmerica FC
Fourth placeRWB Adria
Tournament statistics
Matches played34
Goals scored132 (3.88 per match)
 2018
2021 

The 2019 National Amateur Cup was the 96th edition of the National Amateur Cup, a knockout cup competition open to amateur teams affiliated with the United States Adult Soccer Association (USASA). This was the second edition of the tournament to award a spot in the U.S. Open Cup to its champion.

Newtown Pride FC won their first National Amateur Cup title, defeating Horizon FC 3–0 in the final.

All four regions of the USASA held tournaments to crown champions, which would then qualify for the final tournament. Qualification for these regionals was determined by each one, with USASA Region I, III, and IV awarding spots to the champions of each state or local association's amateur tournament.

The final four teams then compete in a single location knockout tournament to determine a national champion, with an additional game in place to crown both third and fourth place.

Region I

First round

April 7 Christos FC Maryland 2–1New York (state) BSC RaidersEssex, Maryland
Report Stadium: Essex Community College

Bracket

Home teams listed on top of bracket[1]

Quarterfinals
April 28
Semifinals
May 18 – 19
Final
June 15
         
MD Christos FC 0
PA Steel FC 1
PA Steel FC 4
PA Philadelphia Lone Star 1
PA Philadelphia Lone Star [2]
VA The Benchwarmers
PA Steel FC 0
CT Newtown Pride FC 2
NJ Jackson Lions FC 1
CT Newtown Pride FC 6
CT Newtown Pride FC 2
NY Cedar Stars Academy 1
NY Cedar Stars Academy 3
MA Mosteiros FM 1

Region II

First round

April 13 Union Dubuque F.C. Iowa0–1 Illinois Springfield FC Dubuque, Iowa
5:00pm (CDT) Final score
Match stream
Stadium: Emmaus Bible College
April 13 Ann Arbor FC Michigan1–4 Michigan Grand Rapids FC Grandville, Michigan
7:30pm (EDT) Report Stadium: Grandville High School
April 14 Gunners Ohio 2–1Ohio Valhalla FCDayton, Ohio
10:00 AM EDT Report Stadium: The Miami Valley School
April 28 Hayward United SC Wisconsin0–6 Minnesota Stegman's SC Hayward, Wisconsin
2:00pm (CDT) Report Stadium: Hayward Intermediate School

Bracket

Home teams listed on top of bracket[3][4]

Second round
April 20 – May 4
Quarterfinals
May 8 – 15
Semifinals
June 5 – 8
Final
July 2
            
MI Hamtramck City FC 2
MI Teranga Lions 1
MI Hamtramck City FC
Bye[a]
MI Grand Rapids FC 0
MI Livonia City FC 1
MI Hamtramck City FC 1
WI Milwaukee Bavarian 6
WI Milwaukee Bavarian 3
MN Stegman's SC 0
WI Milwaukee Bavarian 6
MN FC Minneapolis 2
MN FC Minneapolis 8
WI Barron Soccer Team 1
WI Milwaukee Bavarian 0
IL RWB Adria 1
IL A.A.C. Eagles 3(5)
IL Schwaben AC 3(6)
IL Schwaben AC 1
IL RWB Adria 3
IL RWB Adria 2
IL Springfield FC 0
IL RWB Adria 4
IN Old Bhoys SC 0
IN Old Bhoys SC [7]
OH Gunners
IN Old Bhoys SC 3
MI Michigan Stars FC 0
MI Michigan Stars FC 3
MI Hamtramck Warriors 0

Region III

Home teams listed on top of bracket[8]

Semifinals
June 7
Final
June 9
      
GA Kalonji Soccer Academy 2
TX Horizon FC 5
TX Horizon FC 2
TX ASC New Stars 0
TX ASC New Stars 1
AL Pumas FC 0

Region IV

Home teams listed on top of bracket

Semifinals
June 9, 24
Final
July 7
      
AZ Real Jalisciense 2
CO GAM United FC[9] 3
CO GAM United FC 2(10)
CA MesoAmerica FC[10] 2(11)
CA MesoAmerica FC[11] 5
CA Chula Vista FC 2

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