Following are the results of the 1998 National Amateur Cup, the annual amateur cup held by the United States Adult Soccer Association.
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Final
Men's Over 30 Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Final
Men's Under 23 Semifinals
Final
Champions: Scott Gallagher (St. Louis) Coach: Tommy Howe Roster: Brian Benton, Mark Beste, Ken Costello, Kirk Daues, Jeff DiMaria, Mike Francis, Todd Hunter, Kevin Kalish, Casey Klipfel, Matt Little, Tim Matter, Mike Moriarty, Pat Moriarty, Vince Pinon, Dave Popp, Ed Schoenbein, Josh Woodworth.
Men's Under 20 The Under–20 championship took place from July 23–26 at the Rose Mofford Sports Complex in Phoenix, AZ.
Region I Semifinals
Final
Region II Semifinals
Final
Region III Memphis Futbol Club
Region IV Colorado Rush Nike Warriors
National Semifinals
Third place
Final
Women's Open Semifinals
Finals
Women's Amateur Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Final
Women's Over–30 Semifinals
Final
Women's Under 23 Semifinals
Final
Champions: J.B. Marine (St. Louis) Coach: Mike Gauvain Roster: Kristin Boeker, Sara Burkett, Courtney Coppedge, Tory Dolan, Becky Feldman, Erin Grimsley, Tracy Grose, Stefanie Kraay, Susan Kraeger, Liz LaTour, Krista Odenwald, Jamie Parker, Lindsey Rector, Molly Schmelzle, Christen Seaman, Emily Stevens, Amy Timmerman, Kasey Truman.
Women's Under 20 The Under–20 championship took place from July 23–26 at the Rose Mofford Sports Complex in Phoenix, AZ.
Region I Semifinals
Final
Region II Semifinals
Final
Region III Dallas Sting
Region IV Southern California Blues
National Semifinals
Third place
Final
Veterans's Cup Men's Over–40 Premier Round Robin Moon SC W–L Seattle Soccer West SCASA Sundowners 1–1 Seattle Soccer West Moon SC W–L New England Stars SCASA Sundowners 4–0 New England Stars SCACA Sundowners 3–0 Moon SC Seattle Soccer West – New England Stars
Final
Champions: Moon Soccer Club (West Pennsylvania) Roster: Michael Bowdler, Mark Carol, Gabe D'Achille, Mehdi Faradi, Fran Farzan, Jim Frantti, William Kammerer, Bill Lorimer, Pat McKeown, Tom McKeown, Jeff Miller, Ray Pronto, Chas Reist, Emil Ros, Dave Tomalno, Andy Walker, Peter Wassen, Colin Williams.
Men's Over–50 Champions: Seattle Reign
Women's Over–40 Champions: Las Margaritas (Washington)
U.S. Open Cup Qualifying Region I Semifinals
Final
Region II Semifinals
Final
Region III Final
Region IV Semifinals
Final
George F. Donnelly Cup Tournament took place from November 27–29 at Nova Southeastern University in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. The following state select teams were represented: Men– (Region I) Connecticut, (Region II) Nebraska, (Region III) South Carolina, (Region IV) Oregon. Women– (Region I) Metropolitan D.C.–Virginia, (Region II) Illinois, (Region III) Tennessee, (Region IV) Oregon.
Men's Tournament
MVP: Chris Brown (Oregon) Champion: Oregon Coaches: Clive Charles, Rob Baarts Roster: Jason Boykoff, Chris Brown, Zack Chown, Jimmy Clarke, Kiley Couch, Steve Elliott, Danny Falcone, Roger Gantz, Luke Ganzar, Billy Merck, Lennie Quashie, Scott Sagar, Nick Vorberg, Jim Weber, Brian Winters.
Women's Tournament
MVP: Justi Baumgardt (Oregon) Champion: Oregon Coaches: Clive Charles, Paul Gouldsbrough Roster: Justi Baumgardt, Heather Beem, Joy Boswell, Courtney Carter, Sarah Charles, Valerie Fletcher, Erin Goodling, Tammy Gradwahl, Anne Lyons, Wynne McIntosh, Tracy Osborn, Nicole Pfeifer, Maria Schierman, Kristen Wair.
U.S. Soccer Festival The tournament took place at St. Paul's School in Concord, NH and Singer Family Park in Manchester, NH from August 2–8."1998 Soccer Festival". (July 27, 1998). The Telegraph, p.21 col.4
Men's Tournament
Exhibition
Third place
Final
Champions: USASA Region I East
Women's Tournament
Exhibition
Third place
Final
Champions: USASA Region IV West
See also 1998 U.S. Open Cup
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