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Thriller in Carolina, Barons are last amateur survivor
Second Round winners to face MLS clubs on June 30

Ocean City Barons 1:0 (aet) Real Maryland Monarchs

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Carolina RailHawks 3:3 Wilmington Hammerheads

Wilmington advance on PKs 4-3

Rochester Rhinos 2:1 (aet) Cleveland City Stars

Harrisburg City Islanders 0:0 W. Mass Pioneers

Harrisburg advance on PKs, 4-3

Miami F.C. Blues 0:1 Charleston Battery

Minnesota Thunder 4:0 Chicago Fire (PDL)

Austin Aztex 2:0 El Paso Patriots

Sonoma County Sol 0:3 Portland Timbers

The Ocean City Barons and the Wilmington Hammerheads pulled off the lone upsets of the U.S. Open Cup Second Round. The Barons get a penalty kick in the 108th minute and J.T. Noone breaks a scoreless tie and Ocean City earns a date with D.C. United at home. The Barons, based on the rest of the results won the $10,000 prize money as the amateur team that has advanced the farthest into the tournament.

However, even with the drama of a PDL team earning a match with an MLS team, without question, the match of the Second Round was the Wilmington Hammerheads and the Carolina RailHawks. After finishing regulation tied 1-1, both teams scored a pair of goals in extra time, including a Hammerheads goal in stoppage time of the second overtime period to send the match into penalty kicks. Wilmington would win the PK shootout 4-3 and will move on to host the Chicago Fire of MLS.

U.S. Open Cup Second Round
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