WILLIAMSBURG, Va. - Se Ri Pak shot a 6-under-par 65 and passed five players in the final round Sunday to win the Michelob Ultra Open.

Pak finished at 9-under 275 to win the 22nd tournament of her career and earn the final point she needed to qualify for the LPGA Hall of Fame.

The 26-year-old South Korean, in just her seventh season on tour, needs to play three more years on tour to solidify her spot in the Hall.

Hall of Famer Juli Inkster (67) and third-round co-leader Lorena Ochoa (71) tied for second at 7 under.

Michelle Wie, 14, closed with a 1-over 72 and finished tied for 13th.

MERIDEN, England - England's Barry Lane won his first title in nine years, shooting a 6-under 66 for a three-stroke victory Sunday in the British Masters.He finished at 16-under 272, followed by Argentines Eduardo Romero (69) and Angel Cabrera (67).

AUSTIN, Texas - Larry Nelson rallied from three strokes off the lead, shooting a 5-under-par 67 Sunday for a one-stroke victory at the FedEx Kinko's Classic.Nelson, a two-time runner-up this season, rallied with three birdies on the back nine and finished at 7-under 209, one stroke ahead of Bruce Lietzke (69).

PRAGUE, Czech Republic - Florida defenseman Jay Bouwmeester scored the winning goal, and Canada rallied to beat Sweden for the second straight year in the gold-medal game at the world hockey championships, 5-3 on Sunday.Canada has won the world title a record 23 times, tying the Soviet Union-Russia.The United States won the bronze medal earlier Sunday with a 1-0 victory in a shootout over Slovakia. It was the first medal at the worlds for the Americans since they finished third in 1996. The Americans placed 13th last year.The last time Canada managed back-to-back titles was in 1958-59.

BARCELONA, Spain - Michael Schumacher won his fifth straight race Sunday, capturing the Spanish Grand Prix and matching the best start to a Formula One season.The six-time world champion overcame an exhaust problem to record his 75th career victory and equal Nigel Mansell's record start in 1992.Rubens Barrichello was second, 13.2 seconds behind, giving Ferrari its third 1-2 finish this season.

BERLIN - Venus Williams pulled out before the German Open final Sunday after twisting her left ankle a day earlier in the semifinals. Her withdrawal handed the title to Amelie Mauresmo.

BALTIMORE - Jockey Rick Wilson was in critical condition Sunday with head injuries after falling from his horse at Pimlico a day earlier, but his agent said reports on the rider were encouraging.Wilson flipped head over heels to the ground after his mount, Advance to Go, stumbled out of the gate during the second race Saturday, track spokesman Mike Gathagan said. Wilson was motionless, face down, as the field rounded the first turn.John Salzman Jr., Wilson's agent, said Sunday that the jockey was awake and responsive.The hospital wouldn't elaborate on his health apart from giving his condition.