Net result: No goal

Crew SC forward Mike Grella shows his disappointment after missing a shot in the second half against the New York Red Bulls on Saturday in Mapfre Stadium. A goal would have helped the Crew’s cause: the teams tied 1-1.

(7:39.97).

Dillon wins rain-shortened Xfinity race at Michigan

BROOKLYN, Mich. — Austin Dillon has won the rain-shortened NASCAR Xfinity race at Michigan International Speedway on Saturday.

The race was delayed around three hours at the start because of the weather, and there had been a threat of more rain for a while before the race was finally called after 91 of the planned 125 laps. Dillon and Daniel Hemric battled for

the lead on a restart on the 89th lap, but the race went under caution again almost immediately because of the weather.

Vettel claims pole with record lap at Canadian GP

MONTREAL — Sebastian Vettel has claimed the pole position in the Formula One Canadian Grand Prix with the fastest lap ever on the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.

Vettel steered his Ferrari over the 2.71-mile track in 1 minute, 10.764 seconds to deprive Lewis Hamilton of a record seventh pole in Montreal. Mahut-Herbert win French Open men’s doubles

PARIS — Once again, Nicolas Mahut fell on his back on the red clay of Roland Garros.

This time it was to celebrate a joyful moment, and not because his doubles partner Pierre-Hugues Herbert knocked him down the way he did two days ago at the French Open.

Mahut captured the French Open title with Herbert on Saturday by defeating Oliver Marach and Mate Pavic 6-2, 7-6 (4) in the final.

USC rallies to win 1,600 relay, NCAA women’s title

EUGENE, Ore. — Southern California won the meet-ending 1,600-meter relay to beat Georgia by a point Saturday for the NCAA Division I women’s outdoor track and field title.

Kendall Ellis anchored the Trojans to victory at Hayward Field, rallying to edge Purdue’s Jahneya Mitchell at the finish line. USC won in 3 minutes, 27.06 seconds, and Purdue finished in 3:27.13.