World Champs: USA sweep podium of 100m final; Ja Seville finishes 4th Loop Jamaica
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Jamaica’s rising star, Oblique Seville after finishing fourth in his first major final in 9.97s at the World Athletic Championships in Eugene, Oregon, USA on Saturday, July 16. (Photo: Marlon Reid)
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The Americans swept the podium places in the men’s 100m finals at the World Athletics Championships in Eugene, Oregon Saturday night.
Pre-race favourite Fred Kerley won in 9.86 seconds, besting Marvin Bracy in 9.88 and Trayvon Bromell also in 9.88.
Track and field analysts had predicted a clean sweep for the Americans, who had consistently run the fastest times this year.
Fred Kerley of the USA copped the gold medal. (Photo: Marlon Reid)
Jamaica’s rising star, Oblique Seville was fourth in his first major final in 9.97s.
He was the only Jamaican to qualify for tonight’s final.
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The schedule is in Jamaica time
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