1. Open Cup Bracket

2. Schedule
    First round  Second round  Third round  Quarter finals  Semi finals  Final 

3. Top scorers

4. See also

The 2001 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup ran from June through October, 2001, open to all soccer teams in the United States.

The Los Angeles Galaxy won the tournament with a 2-1 victory over the New England Revolution in extra time in the final at Titan Stadium on the campus of Cal State-Fullerton.

Four MLS squads were upset in the second round. However, one team that held on was the San Jose Earthquakes, who won 7-6 on penalties in the Third Round against the Milwaukee Rampage, then in the quarterfinals lost to their California rival Los Angeles, but not before an exciting game that in the end saw penalties from all ten position players. LA won 10-9 on PKs after a 1-1 draw. The Seattle Sounders Select had the best performance by a PDL team, defeating the Dallas Burn in extra time in the second round, then lost to the eventual champion Los Angeles 3-1. The farthest run by a lower division team was accomplished by the Pittsburgh Riverhounds, who lost to the Chicago Fire in the quarterfinals in extra time.

Open Cup Bracket

Schedule

Note: Scorelines use the standard U.S. convention of placing the home team on the right-hand side of box scores.

First round

Four PDL and four USASA teams start.

date = June 9, 2001|

team1 = Olympia Stamford (USASA) |

score = 1–4|

report = (Report)|

team2 = Seattle Sounders Select (PDL) |

goals1 = Keith Segovia 41'|

goals2 = Scott Burcar 35'
Greg Foisie 59', 63'
Zach Kingsley 88'|

stadium = Liberty Senior High School|location=East Renton Highlands, Washington | attendance = 70 | referee = Kevin Boisen (USA)}}

date = June 9, 2001|

team1 = Mexico SC (USASA) |

score = 1–1 (asdet)
(4–5 pen)|

report = (Report)|

team2 = Central Coast Roadrunners (PDL) |

goals1 = n/a|

goals2 = Evan Clark 50'|

stadium = Mustang Stadium|location=San Luis Obispo, California | attendance = --| referee = Alcides Hernandez (USA)}}

date = June 13, 2001|

team1 = Uruguay SC (USASA) |

score = 3–2|

report = (Report)|

team2 = Miami Strike Force (PDL) |

goals1 = Julio Barrios 10'
Sebastián Zurita 60', 65'|

goals2 = Matais Asorey 32'
Nasser Khalil 73'|

stadium = Flamingo Park|location=Miami Beach, Florida | attendance = --| referee = Gregory Watson (USA)}}

date = June 13, 2001|

team1 = Chaldean Arsenal (USASA) |

score = 0–3|

report = (Report)|

team2 = Mid Michigan Bucks (PDL) |

goals1 = |

goals2 = Justin Detter 20'
Benjamin Djeukeng 25'
Scott Deopere 88'|

stadium = White Pine Stadium|location=Saginaw Township, Michigan | attendance = 605 | referee = John Paul Spicer (USA)}}

Second round

Twelve MLS, Eleven A-League, and Five D3 Pro League teams enter.

date = June 26, 2001|

team1 = Tampa Bay Mutiny (MLS) |

score = 2–3|

report = (Report)|

team2 = Connecticut Wolves (A-League) |

goals1 = Devin Barclay 55'
Mamadou Diallo 89'|

goals2 = Mobi Oparaku 50'
Winston Griffiths 58'
Irasto Knights 86'|

stadium = Veterans Memorial Stadium|location=New Britain, Connecticut | attendance = 4,362 | referee = Erich Simmons (USA)}}

date = June 27, 2001|

team1 = Colorado Rapids (MLS) |

score = 0–2|

report = (Report)|

team2 = Pittsburgh Riverhounds (A-League) |

goals1 = |

goals2 = Alfredo Ulloa 54'
Phil Karn 90'|

stadium = Bethel Park Stadium|location=Bethel Park, Pennsylvania | attendance = 1,660 | referee = JR Purdue (USA)}}

date = June 27, 2001|

team1 = Utah Blitzz (D3 Pro) |

score = 0–2|

report = (Report)|

team2 = Milwaukee Rampage (A-League) |

goals1 = |

goals2 = Igor Soso 58'
David Hayes 62'|

stadium = Milwaukee Sports Complex|location=Franklin, Wisconsin | attendance = 1,828 | referee = Kelly Ross (USA)}}

date = June 27, 2001|

team1 = Uruguay SC (USASA) |

score = 0–4|

report = (Report)|

team2 = Miami Fusion (MLS) |

goals1 = |

goals2 = Diego Serna 18'
Chris Henderson 24'
Greg Simmonds 32'
Lazo Alavanja 43'|

stadium = Lockhart Stadium|location=Fort Lauderdale, Florida | attendance = --| referee = Kermit Quisenberry (USA)}}

date = June 27, 2001|

team1 = San Diego Flash (A-League) |

score = 0–3|

report = (Report)|

team2 = Chicago Fire (MLS) |

goals1 = |

goals2 = Eric Wynalda 37', 53'
Jamar Beasley 73'|

stadium = Milwaukee Sports Complex|location=Franklin, Wisconsin | attendance = 3,409 | referee = Ricardo Salazar (USA)}}

date = June 27, 2001|

team1 = Seattle Sounders (A-League) |

score = 0–4|

report = (Report)|

team2 = Kansas City Wizards (MLS) |

goals1 = |

goals2 = Ryan Edwards 20' (og)
Mark Santel 58'
Matt McKeon 60'
Mike Burns 90'|

stadium = Blue Valley Sports Complex|location=Overland Park, Kansas | attendance = 1,911 | referee = Michael Kennedy (USA)}}

date = June 27, 2001|

team1 = Reading Rage (D3 Pro) |

score = 2–7|

report = (Report)|

team2 = Richmond Kickers (A-League) |

goals1 = Roger Kennedy 39'
Bob Henes 83'|

goals2 = Kevin Alvero 26', 37'
Kevin Jeffrey 28', 49'
Kevin Knight 33'
Michael Burke 59'
Kwaku Abu-Gyamfi 63'|

stadium = Richmond City Stadium|location=Richmond, Virginia | attendance = 1,015 | referee = Mike Stutt (USA)}}

date = June 27, 2001|

team1 = Seattle Sounders Select (PDL) |

score = 3–2 (asdet)|

report = (Report)|

team2 = Dallas Burn (MLS) |

goals1 = Greg Foisie 45'
Zach Kingsley 69'
Kurt Ness 97'|

goals2 = Aleksey Korol 65'
Ariel Graziani 78'|

stadium = Old Panther Field|location=Duncanville, Texas | attendance = 554 | referee = Missail Tsapos (USA)}}

date = June 27, 2001|

team1 = MetroStars (MLS) |

score = 1–4|

report = (Report)|

team2 = Charleston Battery (A-League) |

goals1 = Daniel Hernández 90'|

goals2 = Gilbert Jean-Baptiste 47'
Paul Conway 70'
Brian Piesner 77'
Mac Cozier 79'|

stadium = Blackbaud Stadium|location=Charleston, South Carolina | attendance = 4,097 | referee = Peter Kokolski (USA)}}

date = June 27, 2001|

team1 = Chico Rooks (D3 Pro) |

score = 3–4|

report = (Report)|

team2 = El Paso Patriots (A-League) |

goals1 = Arturo Barragan 54', 77'
German Campos 67'|

goals2 = Mark Rowland 28'
Luis Macias 48', 52'
Esmundo Rodriguez 65'|

stadium = Soccorro Stadium|location=El Paso, Texas | attendance = 1,380 | referee = Richard Heron (USA)}}

date = June 27, 2001|

team1 = Mid Michigan Bucks (PDL) |

score = 1–7|

report = (Report)|

team2 = New England Revolution (MLS) |

goals1 = Paul Snape 12'|

goals2 = Shaker Asad 7'
Matt Okoh 20', 76'
Wolde Harris 36', 44'
William Sunsing 53' (pen)
Cate 82'|

stadium = Foxboro Stadium|location=Foxboro, Massachusetts | attendance = 947 | referee = Gus St. Silva (USA)}}

date = June 27, 2001|

team1 = San Jose Earthquakes (MLS) |

score = 6–0|

report = (Report)|

team2 = Central Coast Roadrunners (PDL) |

goals1 = Dwayne De Rosario 52'
Scott Bower 57', 68'
Junior Agogo 70'
Ronald Cerritos 85'
Manny Lagos 87'|

goals2 = |

stadium = Doug Hitchen Stadium|location=Arroyo Grande, California | attendance = 3,276 | referee = Kari Seitz (USA)}}

date = June 27, 2001|

team1 = Carolina Dynamo (D3 Pro) |

score = 1–5|

report = (Report)|

team2 = Columbus Crew (MLS) |

goals1 = Mario Benjamin 82'|

goals2 = Dante Washington 33', 44'
Jeff Cunningham 52', 88'
John Wilmar Pérez 79'|

stadium = Columbus Crew Stadium|location=Columbus, Ohio | attendance = 9,339 | referee = Elias Bazakos (USA)}}

date = June 27, 2001|

team1 = Nashville Metros (A-League) |

score = 0–5|

report = (Report)|

team2 = Los Angeles Galaxy (MLS) |

goals1 = |

goals2 = Mario Quijano 24'
Peter Vagenas 38' (pen)
Sasha Victorine 56'
Simon Elliott 86' (pen), 90'|

stadium = Titan Stadium|location=Fullerton, California | attendance = 2,314 | referee = Brian Hall (USA)}}

date = June 27, 2001|

team1 = New Jersey Stallions (D3 Pro) |

score = 0–8|

report = (Report)|

team2 = D.C. United (MLS) |

goals1 = |

goals2 = Chris Albright 20'
Abdul Thompson Conteh 28', 39', 49'
Eddie Pope 38'
Marco Etcheverry 45'
Ian Hennessy 56' (og)
Jose Alegria 74'|

stadium = Maryland SoccerPlex|location=Germantown, Maryland | attendance = 3,200 | referee = Thomas Perry (USA)}}

date = July 2, 2001|

team1 = Hershey Wildcats (A-League) |

score = 1–0|

report = (Report)|

team2 = Rochester Raging Rhinos (A-League) |

goals1 = Steve Klein 71'|

goals2 = |

stadium = Frontier Field|location=Rochester, New York | attendance = 9,245 | referee = Ricardo Valenzuela (USA)}}

Third round

date = July 11, 2001|

team1 = Pittsburgh Riverhounds (A-League) |

score = 2–1|

report = (Report)|

team2 = El Paso Patriots (A-League) |

goals1 = David Flavius 1'
Henry Gutierrez 48' (pen)|

goals2 = Luis Macias 86'|

stadium = Soccorro Stadium |location=El Paso, Texas | attendance = --| referee = Kari Seitz (USA)}}

date = July 11, 2001|

team1 = Chicago Fire (MLS) |

score = 1–0|

report = (Report)|

team2 = Kansas City Wizards (MLS) |

goals1 = Hristo Stoichkov 90'|

goals2 = |

stadium = Blue Valley Sports Complex|location=Overland Park, Kansas | attendance = 2,017 | referee = Kevin Terry (USA)}}

date = July 11, 2001|

team1 = San Jose Earthquakes (MLS) |

score = 0–0 (asdet)|

report = (Report)|

team2 = Milwaukee Rampage (A-League) |

goals1 = |

goals2 = |

stadium = Milwaukee Sports Complex|location=Franklin, Wisconsin | attendance = 3,276 | referee = Rich Grady (USA)|

penalties1 = Ramiro Corrales saved
Landon Donovan scored
Manny Lagos scored
Junior Agogo scored
Ronnie Ekelund scored
Zak Ibsen scored
Troy Dayak scored
Scott Bower scored|

penaltyscore = 7–6 |

penalties2 = Igor Soso scored
David Hayes scored
Steve Bernal scored
Khary Stockton saved
Peter Henning scored
Chad Prince scored
Phillippe Godoy scored
Dennis Fideski saved|}}

date = July 11, 2001|

team1 = Seattle Sounders Select (PDL) |

score = 1–3|

report = (Report)|

team2 = Los Angeles Galaxy (MLS) |

goals1 = Sy Reeves 58'|

goals2 = Craig Waibel 60'
Alexi Lalas 63'
Isaias Bardales 81'|

stadium = Titan Stadium|location=Fullerton, California | attendance = 2,450 | referee = Kevin Stott (USA)}}

date = July 11, 2001|

team1 = Charleston Battery (A-League) |

score = 1–2|

report = (Report)|

team2 = New England Revolution (MLS) |

goals1 = Paul Conway 25' (pen)|

goals2 = Shaker Asad 19'
Johnny Torres 66'|

stadium = Foxboro Stadium|location=Foxboro, Massachusetts | attendance = 1,207 | referee = Robert Mann (USA)}}

date = July 11, 2001|

team1 = Miami Fusion (MLS) |

score = 1–2|

report = (Report)|

team2 = Columbus Crew (MLS) |

goals1 = Jim Rooney 24'|

goals2 = Jeff Cunningham 52', 89'|

stadium = Columbus Crew Stadium|location=Columbus, Ohio | attendance = 4,316 | referee = Noel Kenny (USA)}}

date = July 11, 2001|

team1 = Connecticut Wolves (A-League) |

score = 1–2|

report = (Report)|

team2 = Richmond Kickers (A-League) |

goals1 = Winston Griffiths 38'|

goals2 = Marco Ferruzzi 7'
Kevin Jeffrey 89'|

stadium = Richmond City Stadium|location=Richmond, Virginia | attendance = 5,288 | referee = Andrew Barnes (USA)}}

date = July 11, 2001|

team1 = Hershey Wildcats (A-League) |

score = 0–3|

report = (Report)|

team2 = D.C. United (MLS) |

goals1 = |

goals2 = Chris Albright 35'
Jaime Moreno 70'
Santino Quaranta 74'|

stadium = Richmond City Stadium|location=Richmond, Virginia | attendance = 5,288 | referee = Paul Tamberino (USA)}}

Quarter finals

date = July 24, 2001|

team1 = Richmond Kickers (A-League) |

score = 1–2|

report = (Report)|

team2 = D.C. United (MLS) |

goals1 = Kevin Jeffrey 88'|

goals2 = Abdul Thompson Conteh 59', 86'|

stadium = RFK Stadium|location=Washington, D.C. | attendance = 8,439 | referee = Terry Vaughn (USA)}}

date = July 24, 2001|

team1 = Columbus Crew (MLS) |

score = 1–2|

report = (Report)|

team2 = New England Revolution (MLS) |

goals1 = John Wilmar Perez 85'|

goals2 = Cate 50' (pen)
Williams Sunsing 72'|

stadium = Foxboro Stadium|location=Foxboro, Massachusetts | attendance = 5,695 | referee = Ricardo Salazar (USA)}}

date = July 24, 2001|

team1 = Pittsburgh Riverhounds (A-League) |

score = 2–3 (asdet)|

report = (Report)|

team2 = Chicago Fire (MLS) |

goals1 = Welton 9'
Paul Dougherty 70'|

goals2 = Hristo Stoitchkov 15' (pen)
Dema Kovalenko 49'
Amos Magee 111'|

stadium = McCully Field|location=Wheaton, Illinois | attendance = 2,500 | referee = Andrew Barnes (USA)}}

date = July 24, 2001|

team1 = Los Angeles Galaxy (MLS) |

score = 1–1 (asdet)|

report = (Report)|

team2 = San Jose Earthquakes (MLS) |

goals1 = Simon Elliott 73'|

goals2 = Junior Agogo 81'|

stadium = Negoesco Stadium|location=San Francisco, California | attendance = 1,881 | referee = Michael Kennedy (USA)|

penalties1 = Greg Vanney scored
Peter Vagenas scored
Simon Elliott scored
Mauricio Cienfuegos scored
Ezra Hendrickson scored
Craig Waibel scored
Paul Caligiuri scored
Cobi Jones scored
Isaias Bardales scored
Danny Califf scored|

penaltyscore = 10–9 |

penalties2 = Jeff Agoos scored
Manny Lagos scored
Ramiro Corrales scored
Ronald Cerritos scored
Dwayne De Rosario scored
Junior Agogo scored
Zak Ibsen scored
Ian Russell scored
Jimmy Conrad scored
Wade Barrett saved|}}

Semi finals

date = August 22, 2001|

team1 = Chicago Fire (MLS) |

score = 0–1 (asdet)|

report = (Report)|

team2 = Los Angeles Galaxy (MLS) |

goals1 = |

goals2 = Alexi Lalas 94'|

stadium = Titan Stadium|location=Fullerton, California | attendance = 6,871 | referee = Ricardo Valenzuela (USA)}}

date = August 22, 2001|

team1 = D.C. United (MLS) |

score = 0–2|

report = (Report)|

team2 = New England Revolution (MLS) |

goals1 = |

goals2 = Andy Williams 9', 40'|

stadium = Foxboro Stadium|location=Foxboro, Massachusetts | attendance = 7,128 | referee = Brian Hall (USA)}}

Final

date = October 27, 2001|

team1 = New England Revolution (MLS) |

score = 1–2 (asdet)|

report = (Report)|

team2 = Los Angeles Galaxy (MLS) |

goals1 = Wolde Harris 30'|

goals2 = Ezra Hendrickson 70'
Danny Califf 92'|

stadium = Titan Stadium
Fullerton, California | attendance = 4,195 | referee = Paul Tamberino (USA)}}

Top scorers

See also

• United States Soccer Federation
• Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup
• Major League Soccer
• United Soccer Leagues
• USASA
• National Premier Soccer League

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