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100 Metres women

Oracle US Open

UNITED STATES

Palo Alto, CA, UNITED STATES 08 JUN 2002

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Final

08 JUN 2002 Wind -2.7 Please click on a row below to view more information

POS	ATHLETE	COUNTRY	MARK	Points	Reaction Time
1	Veronica Campbell-Brown	JAM	11.31	8
2	Tayna Lawrence	JAM	11.33	7
3	Beverly McDonald	JAM	11.54	6
4	Debbie Ferguson-McKenzie	BAH	11.60	5
5	Tara Perry	CAN	11.78	4
6	Candace Young	USA	11.86	3
7	Keisha Givens	USA	12.29	2
	Marion Jones	USA	DQ