Both Pembroke Pines Charter and American Heritage worked overtime, trying to capture the boys’ state soccer championships on Saturday in DeLand, but both came up empty in state title games. Pembroke Pines Charter (13-5-3) had won three straight games in penalty kicks and appeared headed for a fourth straight penalty kick shootout, but a controversial penalty kick call with a little more than a minute remaining in the first overtime sent St. Johns Beachside (18-3-1) to a 2-1 win. There were eight yellow cards issued, including five to Jaguars’ players, and 27 fouls called in a chippy game. Senior Davi Martins converted the penalty kick in the 89th minute to give the Barracudas the win....
