Damu Cherry won the women's 100m hurdles in a world-leading 12.47, improving on her previous world leader of 12.70. Kellie Wells (12.72) and Nicole Denby (12.77) were third and fourth.
2005 World Outdoor 4X100m relay gold medalist Muna Lee completed an impressive double taking the 100m in 11.10 (+1.9mps) and the 200m in a windy 21.91 (+2.8mps). 2003 World 100m champion Torri Edwards was the runner-up in the women's 100 in 11.17.
