St. John's got a last-minute goal to force overtime, then triumphed on penalty kicks Sunday to capture the East Coast Athletic Conference Division I women's soccer title.
Goalkeeper Tina Fogg stopped three penalties as the host Red Storm (10-6-5), the top seed in the four-team invitational tournament, outfired Cornell, 3-1, in the shootout following a 1-1 tie.
Freshman Erin Henderson scored through traffic with 55 seconds left in regulation. Cornell (8-5-4) had gone ahead in the 85th minute as Emily Knight tallied on an Ali Gombar corner kick.
Andrea Coukoulis, Henderson and Kati Schantz converted penalties for St. John's. Sarah Olson scored Cornell's PK.
Fogg, who made 11 saves in regulation and overtime, was selected tournament MVP.
Rochester (15-5-0) won the ECAC Division III Northeast title, Richard Stockton (16-4-3) captured the Division III Metro title, and Franklin & Marshall (15-5-2) won the Division III Mid-Atlantic crown.
In men's soccer, Bridgeport (9-2-1) won the Division II title, Stevens Tech (17-4-2) won the Division III Metro title, Rochester (14-4-2) won the Division III Northeast title and Misericordia claimed the Division III Mid-Atlantic championship.
Rough weather forced postponement of Division III New England semifinal games in men's and women's soccer. The championships will be rescheduled once the semifinals are completed.
The Division II women's final, between C.W. Post and Southampton – both affiliated with Long Island University — was switched to Wednesday, Nov. 20.
There is no ECAC tournament for Division I men.