Amateur clubs with 2 straight pro team upsets in the Open Cup

Michigan Bucks - 1999 1r - Austin Lone Stars (D3), 3-2 2r - Minnesota Thunder (A-Lg), 2-1 Fresno Fuego - 2003 2r - Utah Blitzz (PSL), 4-0 3r - El Paso Patriots (A-Lg), 5-2 Des Moines Menace - 2005 1r - Pittsburgh Riverhounds (USL-2), 1-1 (DMM advance on PKs 4-2) 2r - Charleston Battery (USL-1), 3-2 3r - Atlanta Silverbacks (USL-1), 5-1 Carolina Dynamo - 2006 2r - Richmond Kickers (USL-2), 1-0 3r - Seattle Sounders (USL-1), 3-2 (aet) Dallas Roma F.C. - 2006 2r - Miami F.C. (USL-1), 1-0 3r - Chivas USA (MLS), 0-0 (Dallas advances on PKs 4-2) Michigan Bucks - 2006 1r - Pittsburgh Riverhounds (USL-2), 2-0 2r - Cincinnati Kings (USL-2), 2-1 Ocean City Barons - 2009 1r - CP Baltimore (USL-2), 3-0 2r - Real Maryland (USL-2), 1-0 (aet)

The Ocean City Barons are the lone amateur club remaining in the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup after a 1-0 overtime win over Real Maryland of the USL Second Division. The difference in the match was a J.T. Noone penalty kick in the 108th minute after a Monarchs player was called or a handball off an Ocean City corner kick.

Boston College goalkeeper Tunde Ogunbiyi, who has yet to allow a goal in his first Open Cup campaign, made five saves for his second straight shutout.

As the last remaining amateur club, the Barons will pocket $10,000 in prize money. Ocean City is only the sixth amateur team to ever eliminate two professional teams in a row.

The win earns the PDL club their first-ever date with a Major League Soccer team. They will travel to the Maryland Soccerplex in Boyds, MD to take on defending Open Cup champion D.C. United on June 30. It will also mark the first time that United has faced an amateur team in the Open Cup.