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2006 World Junior
Championships Final Tezdzhan Naimova of Bulgaria was at least even at the start and proceeded
to pull away from the field to win in an impressive in 11.28 into a 0.8 meter
per second wind. Carrie Russell of Jamaica picked up quickly after 20 meters
and by the halfway point looked like she would give Naimova a race. Practically
unnoticed out in lane eight was Gabby Mayo of the U.S. and Southeast High
in Raleigh, North Carolina, who, despite being the second fastest junior
in the world, had the slowest semifinal time. Mayo got into contention by
the halfway point, continued to drive to the finish and just edged Russell
for second with both runners being credited with 11.42. Alexandria Anderson
of the U.S. and Texas , the No. 1 ranked junior in the world, was out with
the leaders but began to drift back by the halfway point and just lost out
to Asha Philip of Great Britain, for fourth, 11.48 to 11.49. 100 Metres - Women - Final |
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