National Sports

TORONTO — A winning percentage of 83 per cent. Two first-place finishes. One win away from back-to-back promotions. Paul Rowley's record as coach of the Toronto Wolfpack was excellent.

BRADENTON, Fla. — Clement Bayiha's first-half goal stood as the winner as Canada defeated Martinique 2-1 on Saturday to wrap up group play at the CONCACAF men's under-20 championships.

Tottenham defender Juan Foyth had an uncomfortable debut in the Premier League last weekend. His second game in England's top flight went a whole lot better.

NEW ORLEANS — Dez Bryant's season is over before it had even begun.

TORONTO — David Stern and Raptors president Masai Ujiri are in agreement — there's no doubt Toronto has become a destination for NBA players. And Stern, the league's commissioner from 1984 to 2014, said any notion the city isn't one died long ago.

The Hamilton Tiger-Cats aren't exactly heading into the East Division semifinal on a roll. Hamilton (8-9) hosts the B.C. Lions (9-9) on Sunday afternoon after dropping its final three regular-season contests.

ST. PETERSBURG, Russia — Two-time Olympic champion Rosie MacLennan added another gold medal to her trophy case Saturday, finishing first in the individual women's final at the trampoline world championships. MacLennan, from King City, Ont.

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Brock Boeser will miss at least four games for the Vancouver Canucks because of a groin injury. Canucks coach Travis Green said Saturday prior to a game in Buffalo that Boeser is week to week.

VANCOUVER — Wally Buono doesn't want the B.C. Lions focused on winning for him in the CFL playoffs.

VANCOUVER — Stuart Heath had a pair of goals to lead the Cape Breton Capers past the Carleton Ravens 5-2 on Friday in the semifinal of the men's Canadian university soccer championship.