Julien Alfred blazed to a season-best to win the women’s 100m at the Monaco Diamond League.
Julien Alfred reaffirmed her elite sprinting status with a commanding victory in the women’s 100m at the Monaco Diamond League on Friday July 11, clocking a blistering 10.79 seconds to win the race in style.
The Saint Lucian star left no doubt about her form as she powered away from the competition, delivering a statement performance ahead of the 2025 World Athletics Championships.
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Coming off a recent loss at the Prefontaine Classic in Eugene, Alfred showcased her trademark explosive start and exceptional top-end speed to claim the win.
It was a clinical and composed display that reminded the athletics world why she remains one of the leading contenders for World Championship gold.
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USA's Jacious Sears, one of the rising sprint talents this year, finished second with a time of 11.02 seconds.
While Sears has posted faster times this season, including a 10.85 SB, she could not match Alfred’s early acceleration or sustained drive through the finish.
Fellow American Zoe Hobbs secured third place in 11.12 seconds, rounding out the podium.
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Hobbs showed promise but lacked the sharpness needed to challenge Alfred on the day.
As Alfred continues to face fierce competition from both established stars and up-and-coming challengers, her Monaco win sends a clear message.