ENYSSA State Cup Winners 1913-2014 (Prepared for ENYSSA by Gus Xikis)

New York State Senior Challenge Giants 1929 New York Hispano 1930 Prague 1931 DSC 1932 German-Hungarian 1933 St. Mary's Celtic 1934 St. Mary's Celtic 1935 German-Hungarians GASL 1936 Gjoa 1937 Danish 1938 Hakoah 1939 German-Americans GASL 1940 German-Americans GASL 1941 German-Americans GASL 1942 No Competition 1943 German-Hungarians GASL 1944 S. C. Eintracht GASL 1945 S. C. Eintracht GASL 1946 New York Sport Club 1947 New York S.C. 1948 New York State FC 1949 Eintracht GASL 1950 Eintracht GASL 1951 German-Hungarians 1952 Eintracht GASL 1953 Lithuanian 1954 German-Hungarians GASL 1956

Dr. Randolph G. Manning Cup

Dr. Randolph G Manning organized the Southern New York State Soccer association, the predecessor of ENYSASA and was the first President of both the SNYSSA and the United States Soccer Association in the 1913-1920 Era. Dr. Manning had been born in England and then was educated in Germany, particularly at the University of Freiburg. While in Germany, he had been involved in the formation of the Deutscher Fussball Bund in 1900. Born: December 3, 1873 - Lewisham, England Died: December 1, 1953 - New York, NY Dr Randolph G Manning organized the Southern New York State Soccer association, the predecessor of ENYSASA and was the first President of both the SNYSSA and the United States Soccer Association in the 1913-1920 Era. Dr. Manning had been born in England and then was educated in Germany, particularly at the University of Freiburg. While in Germany, he had been involved in the formation of the Deutscher Fussball Bund in 1900.

New York Reserves 1942 Celtic Circle 1943 No competition 1944 New York Reserves 1945 Prague B 1946 Bronx Scots FC 1947 Schwaben F. C. 1948 German-Hungarian Res GASL 1949 New York Reserves 1950 Swiss Reserves 1951 SC Eintracht Reserves GASL1952 Swiss Reserves 1953 Greek-American Res GASL 1954 Sons of Malta EDSL 1955 Sons of Malta EDSL 1956 Palermo EDSL 1961 Palermo EDSL 1962 Blue GASL 1963 Florentina IASL 1964 Hispanoila EDSL 1965 Huntington LISFL 1966 Pozzalla IASL 1967 Pozzalla IASL 1968 Fiorentina IASL 1969 Istria CSL 1971 NY Hota CSL 1972 Palermo EDSL 1973 Forest Park S.C. LISFL 1974 NY Hota Bavarians GASL 1975 Forest Park S.C. LISFL 1979 Forest Park S.C. LISFL 1980 Minneola Utd LISFL 1981 Polish EDSL 1984 Cow Harbor LISFL 1987 Hicksville Americans LISFL 1988 Glen Cove LISFL 1989 Glen Cove LISFL 1990 Village Kickers IASL 1991 Village Kickers IASL 1992 Glen Cove LISFL 1993 Farmingville LISFL 1994 Real Caribe LISFL 1995 Westchester Thunder IASL 1996 Korabi IASL 1997 Integral Kings LISFL 1998 Oceanside Utd LISFL 1999 NY Irish Rovers LISFL 2001 NY Irish Rovers LISFL 2000 Athletico Buena Ventura NESSL 2002 Forest Park LISFL 2003 NY Irish Rovers LISFL 2004 NY Irish Rovers LISFL 2005 NY Pancyprians CSL 2006 NY Pancyprians CSL 2007 NY Pancyprians CSL 2008 NYGA Atlas CSL 2009 NY Pancyprians CSL 2010 Mineola Portuguese LISFL 2011 NY Pancyprians CSL 2012 United FC CSL 2013

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Sal Rapaglia Champions Cup (Started 2005) Salvatore Rapaglia was born in Sicily Italy in 1941. He came to NY in 1956 when he was 15 years old. He attended Lincoln High School in Brooklyn, NY and was their star soccer player. He has donated much of his free time to the game of soccer. He has crossed the country many time representing, NY as president of ENYSASA for the last twenty-five years. He is a proven leader of local Italian teams and leagues for over 40 years, Palermo, Fiorentina, Calabria Roma, and the NESSL are some of the clubs and leagues he has been involved with since the early sixties. Sal has held numerous positions within USSF, serving on the Professional Committee in 1992-1994 and the US Coaching Committee. In 1990 he was elected president of the ENYSASA and in 2005 he received the USASA Builders Award for his tireless energy and dedication to the game. He also received the Livio D’Arpino Award given by Region 1. Sal serves on the USASA Hall of Fame Committee. Sal Favorite Quote “What’s your point” NY Pancyprians CSL 2008 Yonkers Portuguese EDSL 2009 NYC Albania ALLFUT 2010 NY Pancyprians CSL 2011 NYGA Atlas 2012 NYAC CSL 2013 American Amateur Football Association Yonkers F.C 1913 Southern NY State Association 1914 German F. C 1915 Brooklyn Celtic 1917 I. R. T. F. C 1918 Morse Dry Dock 1919 Tebo Yacht Basin 1921 New York 1922 German-Hungarian 1963 Brooklyn BB 1966 Eintracht Reserves GASL 1967 NY Hota B GASL 1971 Huntington Reserve LISFL 1975 Brooklyn 1961 Blau-Weiss Gotschee GASL 1964 New York Hota GASL 1965 Long Star Reserve 1968 NY State Knickerbocker Cup Champions American Czechoslovakian 1959 Azzuri Pozzallesi IASL 1960 Pfaelzer 1961 Gaulois EDSL 1962 Imbriania 1963 Lithuanian GASL 1964 Shamrock 1965 Mineola LISFL 1966 German American AC GASL 1967 Maltese Falcons EDSL 1968 White Plains 1971 Rudolf Heidecker Cup Champions Rudolf Heidecker served the Southern New York State soccer association for many years And was President of the Eastern District soccer league.

Washington Heights EDSL 1966 NY Hota CSL 1980 NY Hota CSL 1981 NY Hota CSL 1982 Integral LISFL 1983 Franklin Square NY Hota LISFL 1984 Glen Cove LISFL 1986 West Babylon LISFL 1987 Forest Park LISFL 1988 West Babylon LISFL 1989 NY Croatia CSL 1990 Real Caribe LISFL 1991 NY Irish Rovers LISFL 1992 NY Irish Rovers LISFL 1993 Clarkstown CSL 1994 SC Goat CSL 1995 Islip LISFL 1996 Clarkstown CSL 1997 Glen Cove LISFL 1998 NY Irish Rovers LISFL 1999 NY Irish Rovers LISFL 2000 Istria LISFL 2001 Istria LISFL 2002 Heidecker was renamed in 2003 to Livid D’Arpino Cup

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Livio D’Arpino Cup Champions

Livio served in ENYSASA as 1st VP for Amateur and Youth, Select program, ODP program for ENYYSA, Rules chairman, State cup chairman Youth and Amateur, and many other committees until his untimely death on Christmas day, 2002. NY Irish Rovers LISFL 2003 NY Ukrainians CSL 2004 NY West Indies LISFL 2005 NYGA Atlas CSL 2006 NYGA Atlas CSL 2007 NYGA Atlas CSL 2008 NYAC CSL 2009 BW Gottchee CSL 2010 BW Gottchee CSL 2011 CPR Whites CSL 2012 Barnstonworth Rovers CSL 2013 Jack Flamhaft Cup Champions

Born: February 28, 1905 - New York, NY Died: June 1977 - Brooklyn, NY Since , which he attended, did not them have soccer on its sports curriculum; He joined New York Hakoah where he eventually became the guiding light for more than 30 years. In 1928 while still attending law school he became a delegate to the old New York State Football Association in which organization he rapidly rose and held high office for a good many years. First as Hakoah delegate to the American League he later served five years as president of the professional organization. Having been a delegate to the USSFA conventions continuously since 1935, it was inevitable that his capabilities, knowledge, experience and leadership be drafted into the service of the National organization. His official life in the Federation included service as president for a two-year term beginning in 1959. In his time as president and in many other official capacities, he was responsible for numerous laws and the Constitution and By-Laws of the USSFA. However, his greatest victories were won in court where he represented the USSFA in litigation in the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeals of the State of New York, in which the prerogatives, power and authority of the USSFA were challenged.

Yonkers Portuguese EDSL 1980 West Babylon LISFL 1981 Huntington LISFL 1982 Jamaica Portuguese LISFL 1989 QPR LISFL 1990 St Barnabas CSL 1991 Real Caribe LISFL 1992 Glen Cove LISFL 1993 Islip LISFL 1994 Carle Place Saints LISFL 1995 Oceanside Utd LISFL 1996 Lake Grove LISFL 1997 East Meadow LISFL 1998 East Meadow LISFL 1999 LIC Sybil LISFL 2000 East Norwich LISFL 2001 Baldwin Eagles LISFL 2002 West Babylon LISFL 2003 ASC Manhattan EDSL 2004 Astoria Italia IASL 2005 Yonkers Portuguese EDSL 2006 OCFC EDSL 2007 Yonkers Portuguese EDSL 2008 Yonkers Portuguese EDSL 2009 Yonkers Portuguese EDSL 2010 Manhattan Celtic 2011 Port Chester FC EDSL 2012 Yonkers Ukrainians EDSL 2013 Sergio Carbone Cup Champions

Sergio Carbone served as Fourth Vice President of ENYSASA and President of the Italian Soccer League for many years until his untimely death at the young age of forty-four. (Started in 1993) NY Olympiacos LISFL 1993 NY Hota LISFL 1994 NY Olympiacos LISFL 1995 Glen Cove LISFL 1996 Lindenhurst LISFL 1997 Glen Cove LISFL 1999 Glen Cove LISFL 2000 Lindenhurst A LISFL 2001 Lindenhurst A LISFL 2002 Islip LISFL 2003 NY Irish Rovers LISFL 2004 Carbone renamed the Fritz Marth Cup in 2005

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Fritz Marth Cup (Started 2005)

Personal Statistics Born in Essen, Germany – February 23, 1935 Moved to the United States in 1952 Served with the US Army in Korea Married Sonja in June 1964 Two Sons: Fritz (b. 2/23/66) and William (b.4/14/71) Died November 11, 2002 Summary Fritz Marth was involved with soccer for his entire life. Growing-up in Germany he was a devoted fan of Rot-Weiss Essen, a club still in existence today. Within days of his arrival in the United States, he became a member of the Hoboken Soccer Football Club (now known as the Bergen Kickers), one of the oldest soccer clubs in the United States. He served the club as a player, administrator, and manager. Locally, he was also actively involved in the Cosmopolitan Soccer League, the Soccer Association, and the Eastern New York Soccer Association. On a national level he served as a dedicated volunteer to the United States Soccer Federation holding various administrative posts and later becoming a full-time employee of its affiliate, the United States Amateur Soccer Association. Detailed Soccer Résumé CLUB Bergen Kickers (Hoboken Soccer Football Club) 1954-1955 Recording Secretary 1956-1957 General Secretary 1959-1961 General Secretary 1962-1963 1st Vice President 1964-1966 General Secretary 1967-1968 Manager, 1st Senior Team 1969-1973 Manager, Boy’s U-12 & U-14 Teams 1974-1984 General Manager 1985-2002 Treasurer. LEAGUE Cosmopolitan Soccer League (German- Association) 1st Vice President 1963-64, 1965- 83 Secretary General, 1976-01 Games (Scheduling) Chairman, 1983-02 Secretary Emeritus / Life Member ENYSASA New Jersey Soccer Association 1965-66 1st Vice President, 1967-72 President, 1980 Voted Life Member, 1987 Elected to the NJSA Hall of Fame, Eastern New York Soccer Association 1972-83 Secretary General, 1986 Voted Life Member, 1997 Elected to ENYSA Hall of Fame. NATIONAL US Soccer Federation / United States Amateur Soccer Association 1966-1981 USSF Council Member, 1968-1976 US Olympic Soccer Committee Member, 1976-1982 Region I Cups Coordinator 1979-80 USSF Restructuring Committee, 1981-83 Region I Director 1984-1987 Registrar, 1983-02 Administrator of the US Amateur Soccer Association, 2002 Voted Life Member of USSF OTHER 1994 Selected by the national press as a Winner of the MasterCard “Ambassador of Soccer” award for outstanding contribution to Soccer in the United States by a foreign born citizen (representing Germany).

Istria LISFL 2005 Istria LISFL 2006 NY Hota LISFL 2007 Istria LISFL 2008 South Baisley LISFL 2009 South Baisley LISFL 2010 Germania Blue & White EDSL 2011 Germania Blue & White EDSL 2012 Polonez LISFL 2013

Luigi Pelini Women’s Cup Champions Named in 1998

Massapequa/Levittown LIWSL 1985 Massapequa/Levittown LIWSL 1987 Northport LIWSL 1988 Shamrocks NYMWSL 1989 Levittown LIWSL 1991 Levittown LIWSL 1992 Brentwood LILSL 1993 Brentwood LILSL 1994 NY Magic NYMWSL 1995 NY Magic NYMWSL 1996 Vendaval NYMWSL 1997 NY United NYMWSL 1998 Brentwood LILSL 1999 NY United NYMWSL 2000 NY United NYMWSL 2001 NY United NYMWSL 2002 NYAC NYMWSL 2003 NYAC NYMWSL 2004 NY Utd NYMWSL 2005 Slackers NYMWSL 2006 NYAC NYMWSL 2007

Pellini Cup Rename Lombardo Cup 2007

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Joe Lombardo Women’s Cup Champions Named in 1998

NYAC NYMWSL 2008 NY Magic Reserves NYMWSL 2009 NY Magic Reserves NYMWSL 2010 Vendaval NYMWSL 2o11 Manhattan Kickers NYMWSL 2012 NY Magic Reserve 2013 Patricia Masotto Cup Women O-30 Division 2

(Started in 2008) Scala NYMWSL 2008 Rocco Amoroso Over 40 Cup (Started in 2010) NY Hot Bavarians LISFL 2010 Polonia LISFL 2011 Polonia LISFL 2012 NY Hot Bavarians LISFL 2013 ENYSASA U-23 Tournament Joseph J. Bariskill Cup

Born: 1889 - Belfast, Northern Ireland Died: December 1981 - Paradise, CA Joseph J. Bariskill served as Secretary of the U.S.S.F. for forty plus years Until, he retired at the age of 90. Then played and later managed the successful Crescent Club in Brooklyn. As a Field League delegate he attended the New York Soccer Association annual meeting then became a state delegate to the USSFA. He was first elected vice president of the parent body in 1932 and from 1934 served a two year term as president. Chairman of the National Challenge Cup Committee from 1928 to 1940 Treasurer of the New York Soccer Association, with the exception of three years, from the reorganization in 1928 to 1948 Acted as executive secretary of the USSFA from 1944 to 1950 without pay and pulled the association from near bankruptcy. Was a champion long distance cyclist in his native Northern Ireland.

Men Women Year LISFL 1988 LISFL 1991 NESSL 1992 LISFL LIWSL 1995 IASL NYMWSL 1996 CSL 1997 NESSL NYMWSL 2000 NESSL 2001 Donnelly Cup U-23 Select

Starting with five years as president of the National Soccer League of New York from 1966 to 1971, Donnelly gave over 23 years to soccer administration He was president of the Eastern New York Senior Soccer Association from 1972 to 1977 and in 1977 founded the Eastern New York Youth Soccer Association. He began his first chairmanship of a USSF committee in 1978 with the appeals committee,

5 a position he held for nine years. From 1982 to 1985 he was president of the Cosmopolitan Soccer League and in 1985 managed the soccer team, winners of the gold medal in the All Nepal Football Cup. He was a member of the U.S. National Team Delegation to the 1988 Olympic games in South Korea.

ENYSASA U-23 Men National Champions 1995 ENYSASA U-23 Women National Champions 1996 ENYSASA U-23 Men National Champions 2000

Head coach Men Enrico Varani Women Nino DePasquali

ENYSSA U-23 Men 2nd Place National 2007

Head coach Men Joe Barone Women Nino DePasquali

USASA Region 1 Champions State Men Women 1995 1996 2000 1997 2007 2003 2004

USASA Livio D’Arpino Award (started in 2003)

Sal Rapaglia ENYSASA 2003 Bryant Alexander WNY 2004 Tony Falcone MD 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Tony Dubraski MA 2012 2013

USSF Warner Fricker Builders Award

Recipient Werner Fricker, Jr 2002 Sunil Gulati 2003 Gerhard Mengel 2005 Sal Rapaglia ENYSASA 2006 Francisco Marcos 2007 2008 Allen Rothenberg 2009 Dr Bob Contigulia 2010 6

Kevin Payne 2011 Hank Steibrecher 2012 2013 Richard Groff 2014 USSF Life Membership Howard Rubenstein ENYSASA/ENYYSA 2006 Peter Massoto 2007 Steve Flamhaft ENYSSA 2009 Peter Collins 2012 USASA Hall of Fame ENYSASA George F. Donnelly 2007 Jack Flamhaft 2006 Steve Flamhaft 2006 Kurt Lamm 2006 Sal Rapaglia 2006 Howard Rubenstein 2006 Peter Pinori 2007 Gus Xikis 2007 Consalvo Turchi 2009 Albino Guimaraes 2012 US National Challenge Open Brooklyn Field Club Brooklyn NY 1914 Robyn Dry Dock FC Brooklyn NY 1921 NY Nationals SC New York NY 1928 Hakoa All Star SC New York NY 1929 NY American SC New York NY 1937 St Mary’s Celtic SC Brooklyn NY 1939 Brooklyn Hispano FC Brooklyn NY 1943 Brooklyn Hispano FC Brooklyn NY 1944 New York New York NY1945 New York German-Hungarian GASL 1951 New York Americans New York NY 1954 Eintracht SC GASL 1955 New York Hungaria GASL 1962 GASL 1965 New York Greek-Americans GASL 1967 New York Greek-Americans GASL 1968 New York Greek-Americans GASL 1969 S. C. Elizabeth GASL 1970 NY Hota NY GASL 1971 S. C. Elizabeth GASL 1972 New York Greek-American GASL 1974 Brooklyn Dodgers SC Brooklyn NY CSL (Changed name to Brooklyn Italians 2 years later) 1979 NY Pancyprian Freedoms GASL 1980 NY Pancyprian Freedoms GASL 1982 NY Pancyprian Freedoms GASL 1983 NY A.O. Krete HASL 1984 Brooklyn Italians NESSL 1991

1994 Was the last year USASA administered the National Men’s cup US Open cup competition resulting in persecuting the Dewar’s Cup trophy to the champion team. The Federation began administration of this cup the following year. US National Challenge Open Cup Region 1 NY GA Atlas CSL 1998 NY Pancyprians CSL 2008 NY Pancyprians CSL 2009 NY Pancyprians CSL 2010 NY Pancyprians CSL 2011 NYGA Atlas CSL 2012 US National Challenge Open Cup USASA NY Pancyprians CSL 2008 NY Pancyprians CSL 2010 NY Pancyprians CSL 2011

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Women US Region 1 Champions NYAC NYMWSL 2007, 2008, 2010, 2012

Women O-30 US National Amateur Cup Region 1 Champions NYMW Select 2007 Men US National Amateur Cup Champions Brooklyn German SC Brooklyn NY 1936 Trenton Highlander SC Trenton NY 1937 S. C. Eintracht GASL 1944 S. C. Eintracht GASL 1945 New York German Hungarian GASL 1951 Polish American Eagles ESDL 1987 US National Men’s O-30 Cup Champions Lynbrook Steuben Lynbrook NY LISFL 1984 Polish American Eagles Yonkers NY EDSL 1989 Women US National Amateur Cup Champions NYAC NYMWSL 2007 NYAC NYMWSL 2010 Women O-30 US National Amateur Cup Champion NYMW Select 2007 US National Men’s U-23 Cup Champions Real Caribe 2012 About the U.S. Open Dating back to 1914, the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup is the oldest cup competition in United States soccer and is among the oldest in the world. Open to all affiliated amateur and professional teams in the United States, the annual U.S. Open Cup is an 90-year-old single-elimination tournament. In a nutshell, the U.S. Open Cup is very similar to domestic cup competitions popular throughout Europe, South America and the rest of the world. Cup competitions, which usually run concurrent with a country's league season, are open in the early stages to any club that can qualify, giving local amateur teams a chance to compete against the best teams a country has to offer. In leagues like the English Premier League, the Serie A in Italy and the Bundesliga in Germany, cup competitions are prestigious tournaments waged between a country's strongest teams like Manchester United, AC Milan and Bayern Munich, and smaller teams like Watford F.C. in England, a small-time club that hit it big in 1984 by making it all the way to the F.A. Cup Final. Just two years ago, unfashionable Chesterfield of the Second Division (the third flight in England) advanced to the semi-finals of the 1997 F.A. Cup in England before finally losing. The winner of each country's domestic cup competition, in addition to taking home the prize money, is automatically placed into a tournament to compete against neighboring countries cup winners. In Europe this tournament is known as the Cup Winners' Cup competition, and in North and Central America it is the CONCACAF Cup Winners' Cup, which was first competed in 1992.HISTORY OF THE U.S. OPEN CUP As the oldest, annual team tournament in US sports history, the U.S. Open Cup dates back to 1914 when the Brooklyn Field Club won the first national title by defeating the Brooklyn Celtics in Pawtucket, R.I. First instituted as the National Challenge Cup under the aegis of the United States Football Association, it was conceived as a competition open to all players (amateur and professional) and based upon England's Football Association Cup format. During the Open Cup's early years, teams sponsored by industry in the East's urban centers dominated the competition. Bethlehem Steel (Pa.) won four Open Cup titles between 1915 and 1919, while Fall River F.C. (Mass.) won five national crowns between 1917 and 1931, tying Bethlehem Steel (a winner also in 1926) and Maccabees S.C. of Los Angeles (1973, 1975, 1977, 1978 and 1981) as the tournament’s only five-time winners. Although there have been numerous back-to-back winners (eight overall by seven different teams), only Greek American AA of New York, N.Y. have won three consecutive crowns (1967-1969). While teams sponsored by industries in the East's urban centers dominated the Men's Open and Amateur Cups until the 1950s, the teams from the West and Midwest have flexed their muscles in the later years. In fact, California alone has garnered the lion's share of success, winning 10 titles since 1973. Missouri, Illinois and Florida have also appeared regularly on the winner's list. Although it is now a complete "knock-out" tournament, with a few exceptions the US Open Cup final was a two-leg, home-and-away series between 1928 and 1968. Despite the prominence of the North American 8

Soccer League from 1967 to 1984, NASL teams rarely showed the inclination to enter the US Open Cup competition. In fact, until the emergence of , full professional teams were almost non-existent in the competition. That has changed in the last four years, though, with MLS taking part since 1996, thus helping to make the tournament a true "national" championship.

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