2004 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup

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The 2004 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup ran from June through September, 2004, open to all soccer teams in the United States.

The Kansas City Wizards won the 2004 tournament with a 1-0 golden-goal victory over the Chicago Fire. Kansas City missed out on a domestic double when the Wizards lost MLS Cup 2004. The Open Cup tournament was highlighted by A-League side Charleston Battery reaching the semifinals, one of four USL teams to beat Major League Soccer teams. The 2004 tournament was also the final edition contested using golden goal as opposed to more conventional soccer extra time.

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[edit] Open Cup Bracket

Home teams listed on top of bracket

  Third Round Fourth Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals
                                               
PDL  Carolina 2  
A-L  Atlanta (ASDET) 3  
  A-L  Atlanta 1  
  MLS  Kansas City 4  
 
   
  MLS  Kansas City 4  
  MLS  Dallas 2  
MLS  Dallas 2  
A-L  Virginia Beach 0  
  MLS  Dallas 3
  MLS  Colorado 0  
 
   
  MLS  Kansas City 1  
  MLS  San Jose 0  
A-L  Minnesota (ASDET) 2  
PDL  Rapids Reserve 1  
  A-L  Minnesota 1
  MLS  Los Angeles 0  
 
   
  A-L  Minnesota 2 (4)
  MLS  San Jose (ASDET, PSO) 2 (5)  
PSL  Utah 1  
A-L  Portland 2  
  A-L  Portland 0
  MLS  San Jose 3  
 
   
MLS  Kansas City (ASDET) 1
MLS  Chicago 0
A-L  Richmond (ASDET) 1  
PDL  Cape Cod 0  
  A-L  Richmond 2  
  MLS  D.C. United 1  
 
   
  A-L  Richmond 0  
  MLS  Chicago 1  
MLS  Columbus 2  
A-L  Syracuse 1  
  MLS  Columbus 1
  MLS  Chicago (ASDET) 2  
 
   
  MLS  Chicago (ASDET) 1
  A-L  Charleston 0  
   
   
  MLS  New England 1 (1)
  A-L  Rochester ASDET,PSO 1 (3)  
A-L  Rochester 1
PDL  Fire Reserves 0  
  A-L  Rochester 0
  A-L  Charleston 1  
A-L  Charleston 2  
PSL  Wilmington 0  
  A-L  Charleston 1
  MLS  MetroStars 0  
 
   

[edit] First Round

Eight PDL and eight USASA teams start.

June 2, 2004 Cape Cod Crusaders (PDL) 4–1 Greek American AA (CSL) St. John's University
Queens, New York
Attendance: 100
Referee: -- (USA)
John Krause 14'
Scott Palguta 60'
David Bulow 70'
Keith Caldwell 78'		 (Report) Paul Grafas 25'
June 2, 2004 Allied SC (USASA) 0–5 South Jersey Barons (PDL) Winslow Township High School
Winslow Township, New Jersey
Attendance: 65
Referee: S. Hassan (USA)
(Report) Ruben Mingo 2'
Matt Maher 22'
Byron Charmichael 24', 62'
Joe Banks 60'
June 2, 2004 Boulder Rapids Reserve (PDL) 2–1 Chico Rooks (USASA) Chico State University
Chico, California
Attendance: 1,000
Referee: S. Ravanear (USA)
Kyle Brown 71'
Brett Branan 74'		 (Report) Chris Wondolowski 69'
June 2, 2004 Bavarian SC (USASA) 1–5 Carolina Dynamo (PDL) Macpherson Stadium
Greensboro, North Carolina
Attendance: 300
Referee: K. Goodrich (USA)
Tyler Hawley 26' (Report)
 Mike Farrell 57', 64'
Marcus Storey 83'
Stephen Rhyne 90'
Jeffrey Lochrie 90'+
June 2, 2004 S.A.C. Wisla (USASA) 1–5 Chicago Fire Reserves (PDL) Redmond Stadium
Bensenville, Illinois
Attendance: 300
Referee: Pavel Wayles (USA)
Marcin Okarmus 68' (Report) Chris Rolfe 45'
Julian Nash 46', 85'
Cameron Knowles 48'
Jim Klatter 78'
June 2, 2004 Sacramento Knights (USASA) 2–1
(ASDET)		 Spokane Shadow (PDL) Joe Albi Stadium
Spokane, Washington
Attendance: 1,000
Referee: D. Simon (USA)
Chris McDonald 60'
Jeremy Field 91' (pen)		 (Report) Troy Ready 29'
June 8, 2004 Azzuri S.C. (USASA) 2–3
(ASDET)		 Cocoa Expos (PDL) Cocoa Expo Sports Center
Cocoa, Florida
Attendance: 27
Referee: Kermit Quisenberry (USA)
Ryan Kneipper 1'
Juan Sastoque 72'		 (Report) Kris Glasser 32'
Fred Moojen 86', 93'
June 8, 2004 Legends FC (USASA) 1–3 DFW Tornados (PDL) Pennington Field
Bedford, Texas
Attendance: --
Referee: Adam Garner (USA)
Matt Whiteley 90' (Report) Mark Rowland 52'
Lourenzo Andrande de Souza 68'
Ryszard Gorski 90' (pen)

[edit] Second Round

Six PSL and two A-League teams enter.

June 15, 2004 Chicago Fire Reserves (PDL) 5–1 New Hampshire Phantoms (PSL) Southern New Hampshire University
Manchester, New Hampshire
Attendance: 315
Referee: Gus St. Silva (USA)
Julian Nash 27', 37'
Brandon Curran 54' og
Cameron Knowles 77'
Thabiso Khumalo 80'		 (Report) Richard Fleming 84'
June 15, 2004 Charlotte Eagles (PSL) 2–4 Carolina Dynamo (PDL) Macpherson Stadium
Greensboro, North Carolina
Attendance: 150
Referee: Charles Mitchell (USA)
Jacob Coggins 4', 11' (Report) Justin Moose 13'
Tim Merrit 32'
Stephen Rhyne 37'
Marcus Storey 57'
June 15, 2004 DFW Tornados (PDL) 0–2 Virginia Beach Mariners (A-League) Virginia Beach Sportsplex
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Attendance: 385
Referee: Ben Jones (USA)
(Report) Mark Jonas 48'
Dante Washington 55'
June 15, 2004
75' - abandoned due to lightning, darkness		 Syracuse Salty Dogs (A-League) 1–1 / ab South Jersey Barons (PDL) Winslow Township High School
Winslow Township, New Jersey
Attendance: 110
Referee: Mike Constantine (USA)
Cjaba Kerekes 22' (Report) Neil Holloway 27'
June 21, 2004
replay		 Syracuse Salty Dogs (A-League) 4–2 South Jersey Barons (PDL) Winslow Township High School
Winslow Township, New Jersey
Attendance: 380
Referee: Ken Heller (USA)
Rene Rivas 31' (pen)
Ryan Mack 35', 67'
Michael Millwood 53'		 (Report) Neil Holloway 22'
Byron Charmichael 90'
June 15, 2004 Sacramento Knights (USASA) 0–3 Utah Blitzz (PSL) Rice-Eccles Stadium
Salt Lake City, Utah
Attendance: --
Referee: Carlos Palomino (USA)
(Report) Richard Breza 9'
B.J. McNicol 37'
Fadi Afrash 45'
June 15, 2004 Cape Cod Crusaders (PDL) 3–2 Western Mass Pioneers (PSL) Lusitano Stadium
Ludlow, Massachusetts
Attendance: 1,500
Referee: Claudio Badea (USA)
Isaac Collings 19'
David Bulow 54' (pen), 79'		 (Report) Robbie Jachym 8', 24'
June 15, 2004 Cocoa Expos (PDL) 0–3 Wilmington Hammerheads (PSL) Legion Stadium
Wilmington, North Carolina
Attendance: 1,211
Referee: Daniel Burack (USA)
(Report) Warren Ukah 5'
Joe McNam 13'
Glenn Murray 43'
June 15, 2004 San Diego Gauchos (PSL) 0–0 (ASDET)
4-5 (PSO)		 Boulder Rapids Reserve (PDL) Pleasant View Field; Boulder, Colorado
Attendance: --
Referee: Jose Corre (USA)
(Report)

[edit] Third Round

Six A-League and two MLS teams enter.

June 30, 2004 Cape Cod Crusaders (PDL) 0–1 (ASDET) Richmond Kickers (A-League) Sports Backers Stadium; Richmond, Virginia
Attendance: 1,353
Referee: Andrew Chapin (USA)
(Report) David Hayes 94'
June 30, 2004 Atlanta Silverbacks (A-League) 3–2 (ASDET) Carolina Dynamo (PDL) Macpherson Stadium
Greensboro, North Carolina
Attendance: --
Referee: Abbas Piran (USA)
Alex Pineda Chacon 50'
John Ball 75'
Philippe Godoy 120'+		 (Report) Marcus Storey 12'
Steve Rhyne 90'+
June 30, 2004 Virginia Beach Mariners (A-League) 0–2 Dallas Burn (MLS) Old Panther Stadium; Duncanville, Texas
Attendance: --
Referee: Kevin Terry (USA)
(Report) Toni Nhleko 20'
Ronnie O'Brien 23'
June 30, 2004 Boulder Rapids Reserve (PDL) 1–2 (ASDET) Minnesota Thunder (A-League) James Griffin Stadium
Saint Paul, Minnesota
Attendance: 1,259
Referee: Troy Cohrs (USA)
John Pulido 42' (Report) David Castellanos 19'
Frederico Juarez 116'
June 30, 2004 Wilmington Hammerheads (PSL) 0–2 Charleston Battery (A-League) Blackbaud Stadium
Charleston, South Carolina
Attendance: 1,255
Referee: Chris Kenny (USA)
(Report) Paul Conway 2', 44'
June 30, 2004 Chicago Fire Reserves (PDL) 0–1 Rochester Raging Rhinos (A-League) Frontier Field; Rochester, New York
Attendance: 7,654
Referee: Ken Heller (USA)
(Report) Craig Demmin 82'
June 30, 2004 Syracuse Salty Dogs (A-League) 1–2 Columbus Crew (MLS) Crew Stadium; Columbus, Ohio
Attendance: --
Referee: -- (USA)
Scott Schweitzer 81' (Report) Edson Buddle 70'
Ross Paule 90'+ (pen)
June 30, 2004 Portland Timbers (A-League) 2–1 Utah Blitzz (PDL) Rice-Eccles Stadium
Salt Lake City, Utah
Attendance: --
Referee: Craig Burns (USA)
Byron Alvarez 33'
Alex Bengard 41'		 (Report) Fadi Afash 65'

[edit] Fourth Round

July 15, 2004 San Jose Earthquakes (MLS) 3–0 Portland Timbers (A-League) PGE Park; Portland, Oregon
Attendance: 10,622
Referee: -- (USA)
Ronnie Ekelund 18' (pen)
Ramiro Corrales 55'
Dwayne De Rosario 80'		 (Report)
July 20, 2004 Rochester Raging Rhinos (A-League) 1–1 (ASDET)
3–1 (PSO)		 New England Revolution (MLS) Lusitano Stadium
Ludlow, Massachusetts
Attendance: 1,585
Referee: Ricardo Salazar (USA)
Kirk Wilson 61' (Report) Pat Noonan 7'
     
Penalties
Doug Miller missed
Craig Dammin scored
Pato Aguilera scored
Carlos Mendes scored		 3–1 Penalties
Jay Heaps saved
Taylor Twellman scored
Clint Dempsey saved
Pat Noonan missed		  
July 20, 2004 Kansas City Wizards (MLS) 4–1 Atlanta Silverbacks (A-League) DeKalb Memorial Stadium
Clarkston, Georgia
Attendance: 2,212
Referee: Ricardo Venezuela (USA)
Davy Arnaud 10', 52'
Francisco Gomez 54'
Diego Gutierrez 81'		 (Report) Alex Pineda Chacon 40'
July 20, 2004 Los Angeles Galaxy (MLS) 0–1 Minnesota Thunder (A-League) H.H.H. Metrodome; Minneapolis, Minnesota
Attendance: 5,505
Referee: Hilario Grajeda (USA)
(Report) Chris Brunt 21'
July 20, 2004 Colorado Rapids (MLS) 0–3 Dallas Burn (MLS) Cotton Bowl; Dallas, Texas
Attendance: --
Referee: Marcel Yonan (USA)
(Report) Ronnie O'Brien 60'
Eddie Johnson 67', 75'
July 20, 2004 Chicago Fire (MLS) 2–1 (ASDET) Columbus Crew (MLS) Crew Stadium; Columbus, Ohio
Attendance: 5,426
Referee: Ali Saheli (USA)
Damani Ralph 66' (pen), 106' (Report) Frankie Hejduk 27'
July 20, 2004 MetroStars (MLS) 0–1 Charleston Battery (A-League) Blackbaud Stadium
Charleston, South Carolina
Attendance: 2,200
Referee: Abbey Okulaja (USA)
(Report) Steve Klein 48'
July 21, 2004 D.C. United (MLS) 1–2 Richmond Kickers (A-League) University of Richmond Stadium
Richmond, Virginia
Attendance: 8,776
Referee: Hector Tobin (USA)
Nana Kuffour 82' (Report) McColm Cephas 33', 64'

[edit] Quarter Finals

August 4, 2004 Dallas Burn (MLS) 0–4 Kansas City Wizards (MLS) Blue Valley Athletic Complex
Overland Park, Kansas
Attendance: 2,143
Referee: Terry Vaughn (USA)
(Report) Chris Klein 52'
Davy Arnaud 57'
Justin Detter 73'
Alex Zotinca 88'
August 4, 2004 San Jose Earthquakes (MLS) 2–2 ASDET
5–4 PSO		 Minnesota Thunder (A-League) James Griffin Stadium; Saint Paul, Minnesota
Attendance: 5,688
Referee: Richard Heron (USA)
Brian Ching 24'
Landon Donovan 63'		 (Report) Melvin Tarley 4'
Dustin Branan 77'
     
Penalties
Landon Donovan scored
Brian Ching scored
Richard Mulrooney scored
Dwayne De Rosario scored
Todd Dunivant scored		 5–4 Penalties
Johnny Menyongar scored
Jay Albert missed
Jeff Matteo scored
Dustin Branan scored
Marco Ferruzzi scored		  
August 4, 2004 Chicago Fire (MLS) 1–0 Richmond Kickers (A-League) University of Richmond Stadium
Richmond, Virginia
Attendance: 5,712
Referee: Alex Prus (USA)
Dipsy Selolwane 56' (Report)
August 4, 2004 Charleston Battery (A-League) 1–0 Rochester Raging Rhinos (A-League) Frontier Field
Rochester, New York
Attendance: 7,016
Referee: Augusto Silva (USA)
Gabe Valencia 6' (Report)

[edit] Semi Finals

August 24, 2004 San Jose Earthquakes (MLS) 0–1 Kansas City Wizards (MLS) Blue Valley Athletic Complex
Overland Park, Kansas
Attendance: 2,162
Referee: Kevin Terry (USA)
(Report) Igor Simutenkov 45' (pen)
August 25, 2004 Charleston Battery (A-League) 0–1 asdet Chicago Fire (MLS) Benedetti-Wehrli Stadium; Naperville, Illinois
Attendance: 1,847
Referee: Michael Kennedy (USA)
(Report) Dipsy Selolwane 107'

[edit] Final

September 22, 2004
 Chicago Fire (MLS) 0–1 asdet Kansas City Wizards (MLS) Arrowhead Stadium; Kansas City, Missouri
Attendance: 8,819
Referee: Terry Vaughn (USA)
(Report) Igor Simutenkov 95'

[edit] Top Scorers

Position Player Club Goals
1 Julian Nash Chicago Fire Reserves 4
2 Marcus Storey Carolina Dynamo 3
- Stephen Rhyne Carolina Dynamo 3
- Davy Arnaud Kansas City Wizards 3
- Byron Charmichael South Jersey Barons 3

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