Goialkeeper Amanda Loyall stopped three penalty kicks and Oklahoma City advanced Monday to the NAIA women’s soccer title game with a shootout triumph over No. 2 Azusa Pacific at St. Charles, Mo. The Stars (21-1-3) will face another Southern Califorinia team in Tuesday night’s final. Westmont (18-4), from Santa Barbara, advanced to the title game with a 2-1 double-overtime victory over Lindsey Wilson, Ky. Oklahoma City twice overcame deficits, forcing the extra period when Sally Cole’s 87th-minute strike tied the score, 2-2. Chrissy Sanford had fired the Cougars (17-1-1) ahead nine minutes earlier, with her school record-setting 26th goal of the season. Azusa Pacific outshot Oklahoma City, 33-7, but Loyall made 10 saves before halting Kimber Carter, Erin Arbizu and Sanford in the tiebreaker. Nicole Stickel, Claudia Dahlenberg and Cristy Womack converted for the Stars. Janel Kaden’s 107th minute goal lifted Westmont into the title game. The Warriors overcame an early deficit, with Karin Sullivan scoring the equalizer in the 39th minute, then setting up Kaden in overtime. Lindsey Wilson finishes at 20-4-2. NAIA WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIPS at St. Charles, Mo. Semifinals Monday’s results Azusa Pacific, Calif. 2 Oklahoma City 2 (2OT; Oklahoma City advances on penaty kicks, 3-0). Goals: Alfiler (Carter) 16, Sanford 77; Benanzer (Womack) 20, Cole 87. Westmont 2 Lindsey Wilson, Ky. 1 (2OT). Goals: Karin Sullivan 39, Kaden (Karin Sullivan) 107; Ohrnberg 10. Championship Tuesday’s game Oklahoma City (21-1-3) vs. Westmont (18-4), 7 p.m.