2002 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup - Open Cup Bracket

Open Cup Bracket

Home teams listed on top of bracket

Second Round Third Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals
D3 South Jersey Barons 0
A-L Hampton Roads Mariners 1
A-L Hampton Roads Mariners 0
MLS MetroStars 1
MLS MetroStars 1
MLS Columbus Crew 2
MLS Columbus Crew 3
A-L Richmond Kickers 0
PDL Raleigh CASL Elite 0
A-L Richmond Kickers 3
MLS Columbus Crew (ASDET) 3
MLS Kansas City Wizards 2
A-L Milwaukee Rampage 4
D3 New York Freedom 0
A-L Milwaukee Rampage 1
MLS Chicago Fire 0
A-L Milwaukee Rampage 0
MLS Kansas City Wizards 2
A-L Rochester Rhinos (ASDET) 3
PDL Des Moines Menace 2
A-L Rochester Rhinos (ASDET) 2
MLS Kansas City Wizards 3
MLS Columbus Crew 1
MLS Los Angeles Galaxy 0
D3 Utah Blitzz 1
A-L Seattle Sounders 2
A-L Seattle Sounders 3
MLS San Jose Earthquakes (ASDET) 4
MLS San Jose Earthquakes 0
MLS Los Angeles Galaxy (ASDET) 1
A-L Minnesota Thunder 6
PDL San Diego Gauchos 1
A-L Minnesota Thunder 0
MLS Los Angeles Galaxy 4
MLS Los Angeles Galaxy 4
MLS Dallas Burn 1
A-L Atlanta Silverbacks 2
PDL Memphis Express 0
A-L Atlanta Silverbacks 1
MLS Dallas Burn (ASDET) 2
MLS Dallas Burn (ASDET) 1
MLS Colorado Rapids 0
A-L Charleston Battery 0
MLS Colorado Rapids (ASDET) 1
D3 Greenville Lions 0
A-L Charleston Battery 3

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