The women's soccer team fell to Princeton in a heartbreaking loss after an own goal by Cornell pushed the game into overtime. 

Heading into its final two games of Ivy League play, the women's soccer team hopes to come up big against Princeton.

Two overtimes could not bring the women's soccer game against Brown in either team's favor.

With three games to go, the women's soccer team has drastically improved on its 1-13-1 record from 2009. 

With a passion for flair and a knack of making defenders look bad, junior forward Brook Chang, nicknamed “Twinkle Toes” for her technical prowess and nimble feet, is living up to the heavy expectations put on her after a team-high four goals as a freshman in 2008. 

All it took was an early goal from sophomore Maneesha Citanvis as Cornell defeated Yale, 1-0, and earned its first Ivy League victory in nearly two years on Saturday.

The women's soccer team has improved significantly this season but still has not managed an Ivy League win.

A childhood passion for soccer has taken Cornell junior forward Brook Chang all the way to Turks and Caicos and England, not to mention Ithaca, N.Y.

The women's soccer team's struggles against Ivy League opponents continued, as Cornell fell, 3-0, to Penn on Friday before rebounding on Sunday against Colgate. 

The women's soccer team scored two goals in the second half against Bucknell to surpass its win total from 2009.