HAINAN ISLAND, China - South Africas Lee-Anne Pace won the rain-shortened Blue Bay LPGA on Monday for her first LPGA Tour title and second worldwide victory in nine days. Terry Dischinger Jersey .Four strokes ahead with five holes left when play was suspended Sunday because of darkness, Pace finished off a 5-under 67 for a three-stroke victory over Germanys Caroline Masson.The 33-year-old Pace won the South African Womens Open last week for her ninth Ladies European Tour victory. Shes the second South African-born champion in LPGA Tour history, joining 15-time winner Sally Little. The victory was her third in China, following the LETs Sanya Ladies Open in 2010 and 2013.I cant actually believe it, Pace said. Im still so in the moment of one shot at a time that I think its going to hit me. Its like, literally, now I can relax. Its amazing. Obviously, one of my life goals, not only on the golf course, but to do something like that very special.Pace made a 6-foot birdie putt on the par-5 18th to finish at 16-under 200 at Jian Lake Blue Bay.I look back at last week and how I actually played better toward the end, Pace said. So, I thought, Just do the same thing. I hit some really nice iron shots coming in on the last few holes. To close out with a birdie is obviously a bonus. I saw Caroline making a move.Masson birdied the final three holes for a 67.Im happy with that finish and that was all I could do, Masson said. Obviously, I wanted to play. I was in a good position and wanted to play. I knew we were going to play and we probably were going to play in any condition. ... I fought hard.Michelle Wie and Jessica Korda tied for third at 11 under.Wie finished with a 70. She tied for fifth last week in South Korea in her first start since withdrawing from the Evian Championship in September after reinjuring her right hand.Korda, tied for the second-round lead with Pace, closed with a 72.Rain delayed play for nearly four hours Sunday with the leaders halfway through the round, leading to the Monday finish in the tournament cut from 72 to 54 holes after play was washed out Friday. The start Monday also was delayed by showers.I woke up and heard the weather outside, Pace said. So, I had a fairly good idea it was going to be delayed. I took my time, got coffee, went for a lengthy breakfast. I had a lot of coffee. Felt tired this morning, but all in all, felt pretty confident. I knew I was hitting well. I knew I could do it down the stretch. Ive done it before.The tournament was the fourth stop on the six-event Asian Swing. The LPGA Taiwan Championship is next week, followed by the Mizuno Classic in Japan. Jack Marin Jersey . It certainly isnt a coincidence that Dwight Howard has scored at least 20 points in each game of the winning streak. Etan Thomas Jersey . However, Therrien added that Galchenyuks status for next Wednesdays game against the Detroit Red Wings is questionable. Galchenyuk has been out since Jan. 6 with a broken right hand. https://www.cheapwizardsonline.com/1279k-rod-thorn-jersey-wizards.html . Each day, TSN.ca provides the latest rumours, reports and speculation from around the NHL beat. Duck Calling With several marquee centres available via trade and expected to be available via free agency, the Anaheim Ducks could be primed to be big players in the coming days.RACICE, Czech Republic -- Mark Oldershaw won silver in the C1 1,000 metres on Saturday to lead a three-medal effort for Canada at the second ICF Canoe Sprint World Cup of the season. Oldershaw, from Burlington, Ont., finished less than a second behind Sebastian Brendal of Germany. "There was a strong side wind today but I feel that I handled it well," said Oldershaw. "The German made a move at the halfway mark, but I went with him and felt in touch the whole way." Michelle Russell of Waverley, N.S., and Torontos K.C. Fraser won silver in the womens K2 1,000 while Ben Russell of Dartmouth, N.S., and Gabriel Beauchesne-Sevigny of Trois-Rivieres, Quee. Rui Hachimura Jersey. , took bronze in the mens C2 1,000. Oldershaw, who won Olympic bronze at the 2012 Games in London, is off to a strong start this season. He won bronze in the C1 1,000 and silver in the C1 500 metres at the season-opening World Cup. Also Saturday, Halifaxs Andrew Jessop and Rob Clarke of Mississauga, Ont., posted their best international result with a sixth-place finish in the K2 1,000. Adam van Koeverden of Oakville, Ont., was eighth in the K1 1,000. Emilie Fournel of Lachine, Que., and Hannah Vaughan of Dartmouth, N.S., were seventh in both the K2 500 and 1,000. Russell and Fraser were 12th in the 500. The competition continues Sunday. ' ' '