National Sports

Sunday's Games Women's World Cup Sweden 5 Thailand 1 United States 3 Chile 0 --- MLB American League Toronto 12 Houston 0 Boston 8 Baltimore 6 (10 innings) Cleveland 8 Detroit 0 Tampa Bay 6 L.A. Angels 5 N.Y.

TORONTO — Looking a little bleary-eyed but with smiles a mile wide, the NBA champion Raptors returned to Toronto over the weekend to begin the next phase of their celebration.

HOUSTON — Trent Thornton was looking forward to Sunday's game against the Astros since he was traded to Toronto in the off-season . He delivered arguably his best start of the season.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Brooke Henderson won the Meijer LPGA Classic on Sunday to break the Canadian record for tour victories with nine.

TORONTO — After more than a quarter century since one of the country's major pro sports teams took home a championship, Canadian sports fans will finally be able to celebrate on Monday with a parade and rally for the Toronto Raptors.

REGINA — The Saskatchewan Roughriders have placed quarterback Zach Collaros on the six-game injured list. Roughriders coach Craig Dickenson confirmed the move at Sunday's practice. Details on Collaros's injury have not been disclosed.

AYSEN, Chile — Isaline Alexander had eight points and 10 rebounds as Canada defeated Ecuador 79-33 on Sunday to open the FIBA U16 Americas women's championship.

RABAT, Morocco — Canadian sprinter Andre De Grasse finished first in the men's 200 metres Sunday at a Diamond League track and field stop. De Grasse won in a season-best time of 20.

REIMS, France — Canada is on the move at the Women's World Cup. After dispatching 19th-ranked New Zealand, fifth-ranked Canada left Grenoble and headed north for Reims on Sunday to prepare for a Group E showdown with the eighth-ranked Netherlands.

BIARRITZ, France — Canada finished third overall in the Rugby Sevens World Series women's standings after a bronze-medal finish at the tour's final stop of the season.