STOCKTON – The City College of San Francisco women's soccer team is just one win away from reaching the state championships for the first time since 2013.

On Wednesday, the No. 8-seeded Rams got one step closer thanks to an epic 2-1 upset victory in overtime at No. 1 San Joaquin Delta College in a second-round game of the Northern California Regional Playoffs.

The win was also special for head coach Jeff Wilson as he earned his 100^th career victory. His current record is now 100-30-13 at CCSF.

Fatima Waldo Garcia's goal off a free kick in the 112^th minute during the second overtime period was the game-winner to knock out the top-seeded Mustangs from the playoffs. Trailing 1-0, Paige Pineda Aliamus scored for the Rams in the 81^st minute for the equalizer.

Paolina Molina totaled 5 saves in goal for CCSF.

San Francisco, now 15-5-2 overall, will next travel to No. 5 Cosumnes River College on Saturday (Nov. 25) for a third-round game with the winner advancing to the 3C2A State Championships on Dec. 1 & 3 at Mt. San Antonio College in Walnut.

Cosumnes River (14-2-6 overall) was a 2-0 winner over No. 4 Sierra College on Tuesday in its second-round game to advance. CCSF and Cosumnes River will be meeting for the first time this season.