Ashley Kellgren's 90th-minute penalty kick Saturday carried third-seeded Florida into the NCAA Division I quarterfinals with a 1-0 triumph over Southeastern Conference rival Tennessee in a third-round match at Gainesville, Fla.

Kellgren's winner arrived after Robin Fulton was pushed down by a beaten Marie-Eve Nault in the Lady Vols' box.

The Gators (18-3-2), who needed overtime to get past Central Florida and Mississippi in their first two NCAA games, beat Tennessee (17-5-2) for the first time in three meetings this season. Next up, next weekend, is the winner of Sunday's West Virginia-Florida State match.

Penn State (19-3-2) and Brigham Young (14-5-3) also advanced to the NCAA's elite eight. Penn State stomped Texas A&M, 3-0. BYU topped Villanova on penalty kicks following a scoreless draw.

In Saturday's action:

Penn State 3 Texas A&M 0: Heidi Drummond scored a goal and assisted two others as the Nittany Lions (19-3-2) romped past the visiting Aggies (13-6-3).

Joanna Lohman scored her 19th goal of the season, and Tiffany Weimer netted her 21st as Penn State opened a two-goal lead by the 18th minute and added the third early in the second half. The Nittany Lions advance to next Friday's quarterfinal at UCLA.

Drummond has 13 points (four goals, five assists) in three NCAA matches.

Lohman netted her fourth postseason goal in the 13th minute, and Drummond scored her 15th of the season not quite six minutes later. Weimer scored in the 54th.

Florida 1 Tennessee 0: Kellgren's last-minute penalty kick carried the Gators within one step of their third final four in six years and second in three seasons.

The Gators gave a masterful defensive performance, limiting the Lady Vols to four shots, none on frame.

Villanova 0 Brigham Young 0: BYU (14-5-3) reached the elite eight for the first time, prevailing on penalty kicks, 5-3, after a scoreless draw on the Wildcats' home field.

Goalkeeper Mandy Gott, who was brought on for the shootout after starter Ashley Smith earned her eighth shutout of the season, stopped Villanova's Kelly Breslin on the fourth round of penalties. Nicole Jensen connected with the next shot to cement the Cougars' triumph.

Krissa Campbell, Aleisha Rose, Jaime Rendich and Brooke Thulin also converted for BYU, which will meet the winner of Sunday's Connecticut-Michigan match in next weekend's quarterfinals.

Villanova (15-5-5) had won penalty-kick shootouts in three of its previous four matches, outfiring West Virginia and Boston College to win the Big East Conference tournament and knocking Virginia out in the second round of NCAA play.

Division II: Meghan Pile's first collegiate goal, six minutes into overtime, lifted Nebraska-Omaha (17-3-2) past Northern Kentucky, 1-0, and into its second successive NCAA final four. The Mavericks will meet Kennesaw State (23-1-0), a 1-0 winner over Barry, in a Dec. 4 semifinal at Virginia Beach, Va. Laura Taylor scored in the 53rd minute for the Owls.

Division III: Brooke Davis' breakaway goal lifted Oneonta State (20-1-3) past Scranton, 1-0, in overtime to reach next weekend's final four. The Red Dragons will meet the winner of Sunday's Wheaton, Mass.-College of New Jersey clash. Scranton sustained its first defeat. Chicago (16-1-4) will face DePauw (15-4-1) after Jacqui DeLeon's overtime goal delivered a 2-1 win at Puget Sound. DePauw advanced on penalty kicks following a 0-0 tie with host Virginia Wesleyan.