100 Meter Womens Olympic Gold Medalist 2025 World. Sha'Carri Richardson wins women's 100 meters at world track and field championships CNN Julien Alfred won the first-ever Olympic medal in Saint Lucia's history with a commanding win in the women's 100m final on Saturday. Alfred erupted down the soaking Stade de France track in 10.72 seconds to claim victory in the final, finishing 0.15 seconds ahead of reigning world champion Sha'Carri Richardson, who took silver in 10.87 seconds for her first Olympic medal.
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Sha'Carri Richardson is the reigning champion having won the 2023 world title at the World Athletics Championships in Budapest Julien Alfred won the first-ever Olympic medal in Saint Lucia's history with a commanding win in the women's 100m final on Saturday.
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Racing in the pouring rain, Julien Alfred stormed to the 100m title to create history for Saint Lucia at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games on Saturday (3). Alfred erupted down the soaking Stade de France track in 10.72 seconds to claim victory in the final, finishing 0.15 seconds ahead of reigning world champion Sha'Carri Richardson, who took silver in 10.87 seconds for her first Olympic medal. Official results of the athletics Women's 100m event at the Tokyo Summer Olympics.
Usain Bolt makes history, wins third consecutive Olympic gold in 100 meters The Washington Post. Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce is the most decorated in the dash at the Worlds with five titles. The 23-year-old won the 100 metres at the Paris Olympics on Saturday, crossing the finish line in a national-record time of 10.72.
Julien Alfred upsets Sha’Carri Richardson for Olympic 100meter gold Orange County Register. Yet, with all that swirling around, it felt more than fitting that Thompson-Herah was drawing comparisons to Bolt, who redefined the sprint game with his antics, to say nothing of his speed, and left a hole in track and field after he left the Olympic scene in 2016 with nine victories in nine sprints. Saint Lucia's Julien Alfred is the fastest woman in the world