2001 USL D3 Pro League

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Statistics of USL D3 Pro League in season 2001.

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League standings

Northern Conference
TeamPldWDLGFGAGDBPPts
Boston Bulldogs 1810264127+14850
New Hampshire Phantoms 188283531+4741
New Jersey Stallions 189272625+1341
Reading Rage 1882832331539
Rhode Island Stingrays 1881934395538
South Jersey Barons 18611135427530
Western Mass Pioneers 18611129367429
Source: [ citation needed ]
Southern Conference
TeamPldWDLGFGAGDBPPts
Wilmington Hammerheads 1711063923+16650
Carolina Dynamo 189362920+9544
Greenville Lions 18531025316427
Northern Virginia Royals 1710169635404
Source: [ citation needed ]
Western Conference
TeamPldWDLGFGAGDBPPts
Utah Blitzz 1814135922+371168
Chico Rooks 1811164325+18752
Stanislaus United Cruisers 1810173231+1445
Arizona Sahuaros 185211253914426
Tucson Fireballs 185013406424525
Northern Nevada Aces 184113245531320
Source: [ citation needed ]

Playoffs

Conference semi-finals

Boston Bulldogs 6–0 Reading Rage



Chico Rooks 5–1 Tucson Fireballs
Report

Carolina Dynamo 1–2 Greenville Lions
Report
Bryan Park Soccer Complex, Browns Summit, North Carolina

Conference Finals/Quarterfinals

Northern Conference Final
Boston Bulldogs 2–0 New Jersey Stallions
Report
Alan Carson Field, South Yarmouth, Massachusetts


Western Conference Final
Chico Rooks 1–2 Stanislaus United Cruisers
Report

Semifinals

USL D3 Pro League Championship

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Utah Blitzz 1–0 Greenville Lions
Report

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