Overview
- Jamaica's Tina Clayton claimed silver in a personal best 10.76, becoming the youngest women's 100m medalist at a World Championships.
- Saint Lucia's Julien Alfred took bronze in 10.84 and said she is managing a hamstring issue.
- Sha’Carri Richardson finished fifth in 10.94 after a semifinal stumble, with Shericka Jackson fourth in 10.88.
- Ten-time world champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce placed sixth in what she described as her final individual championship race.
- Jefferson-Wooden turns to the 200m in Tokyo and is slated for the Oct. 10 ATHLOS meet in New York as she pursues a perfect 100m season.