U.S. Champion's Premier Cup: Difference between revisions
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==Regional/Federation Participants== | ==Regional/Federation Participants== | ||
Peachtree Cup (ATL), Peanut Cup (GA), MACHO (Mid-Atlantic Coalition of Hattrick Owners) Fed Cup, SNAFU (Somewhat | Peachtree Cup (ATL), Peanut Cup (GA), MACHO (Mid-Atlantic Coalition of Hattrick Owners) Fed Cup, SNAFU Fed Cup ([[Somewhat Northwest American Football Union]]), Sunshine Cup (FL), ANCHOR Cup (NC), Dixie Cup (AL), GOAL Upstate Cup ([[Gathering of the Adirondacks League]]), New England Open Cup, Oklahoma Cup, Tex-Con Fed Cup ([[TX-Consortium Cup]]), Buckeye Cup (OH), Michigan Cup, Commonwealth Cup (VA), [[Major League Soccer]] ([[MLS Fed Open Cup]]). | ||
==Format== | ==Format== | ||
Revision as of 19:51, 22 June 2008
United States Champions' Premier Cup (Abbrev: USCPC) is a seasonal competition that organizes the various regional and federation competitions in the United States into one cohesive tournament that will crown a 3rd national champion in each Hattrick season. Think "Carling Cup", "vans Trophy" in England.
Past Champions
- Season 28 - Max's Marauders (222378)
- Season 29 - Max's Marauders (222378)
- Season 30 - Park Panthers EFC (8335)
- Season 31 - beerswillers (229410)
- Season 32 - Fizzle United (222968)
- Season 33 - Wilmington Wildcats (222167)
- Season 34 - AC Morgantown (71797)
- Season 35 - mocktire (228107)
Regional/Federation Participants
Peachtree Cup (ATL), Peanut Cup (GA), MACHO (Mid-Atlantic Coalition of Hattrick Owners) Fed Cup, SNAFU Fed Cup (Somewhat Northwest American Football Union), Sunshine Cup (FL), ANCHOR Cup (NC), Dixie Cup (AL), GOAL Upstate Cup (Gathering of the Adirondacks League), New England Open Cup, Oklahoma Cup, Tex-Con Fed Cup (TX-Consortium Cup), Buckeye Cup (OH), Michigan Cup, Commonwealth Cup (VA), Major League Soccer (MLS Fed Open Cup).
Format
Eight-team knockout tournament played during weeks 14-16 each season. First round winners ensure their cup's participation in the USCPC the following season. First round losers place their cup in the U.S. Cup Championship the following season.
