National Sports

ATLANTA — Miguel Almiron and Kevin Kratz each scored a pair of goals to rally Atlanta United past the Montreal Impact 4-1 on Saturday.

JIDDAH, Saudi Arabia — Saudi sports officials are apologizing after images of scantily clad women appeared on big screens during a world wrestling event held in the kingdom, which hosted women and children for the first time.

DES MOINES, Iowa — Canadian sprinter Andre De Grasse was pleased with his time at the Drake Relays on Saturday despite a fourth-place finish.

NASHVILLE — Heading into the much-anticipated Western Conference semifinal between Nashville and Winnipeg, a lot of talk centred around the high-powered offences that helped the Predators and Jets finish 1-2 in the NHL's overall standings.

OESTERSUND, Sweden — Canada won gold in the men's and women's competitions Saturday at the world senior curling championships at the Ostersund Arena.

Athletes from Russia's national track and field team are still working with a coach who was banned for life for doping, investigators said Saturday.

Paralympic Games organizers hope U.S. President Donald Trump won't find it tough to watch their events in future.

BAKU, Azerbaijan — Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton will battle again for the win on the Baku streets where their cars hit twice last year.

SINGAPORE — Canada will not be able to defend its Singapore rugby sevens crown after suffering back-to-back losses Saturday to South Africa and Samoa.

Calgary's Kevin Koe is moving on to the quarterfinals of the Champions Cup after a 5-2 win over Winnipeg's Mike McEwen on Friday.