Jennifer Harencame’s goal in the 107th minute lifted Long Beach City College past arch-rival Cypress College, 3-2, and to its second successive California Community College women’s soccer championship. Santa Rosa Junior College used a 78th-minute goal by Hugo Canela to upset Santa Ana College, 1-0, in the men’s final. Both games were contested Sunday at the Oliveira Ranch Soccer Complex in Lemoore, Calif. California community colleges do not compete in NJCAA-sanctioned national championship events. The NJCAA crowned its titlists last month, with Bryant & Stratton Business Institute of New York (men’s Division I), Macomb Community College of Warren, Mich. (men’s Division III)., and Monroe Community College of Rochester, N.Y. (women’s division I), winning trophies. LBCC (25-1) overcame a 2-0 deficit, with Kim Jents scoring the tying goal five minutes into second-half stoppage time. Harencame’s winner 17 minutes into overtime gave Vikings coach Mauricio Ingrassia his third state title in five years. Two-time champ Cypress (24-1-2), which overcame a 2-0 deficit in its semifinal against American River, is located on the same street as LBCC, six and a half miles away. LBCC sweeper Cheech Gibson, considering offers from Cal State Fullerton and San Diego State, was voted tournament MVP. Santa Rosa (21-0-4) pulled out a victory in a tight defensive contest that featured only 12 shots. Santa Ana (24-1-1) had won the previous three titles; the loss was only its second in 101 matches. Santa Rosa midfielder John Lopez and goalkeeper Jeff Gibson shared the MVP award. 2001 JC CHAMPIONS NJCAA (NATIONAL) Men’s Division I: Bryant & Stratton (New York). Men’s Division III: Macomb CC (Warren, Mich.). Women: Monroe CC (Rochester, N.Y.). COA (CALIFORNIA) Men: Santa Rosa JC. Women: Long Beach CC.