Women's 100m final - 2023 NCAA outdoor track and field championships
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- Texas sprinter Julien Alfred won the women's 100m in 10.72 seconds at the 2023 NCAA outdoor track and field championships. Watch the full race here.
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I come from the future. I will tell you something in confidence.
Julian Alfred just became the Olympic champion at 100m. She ran 10.72.
Stop the cap bro, we know you're typing this after the final 😆
@@topazmcfc1427
Really?
Thank you Einstein. 🤣
And a year later..Olympic Champion in 10.72!
Alfred is ridiculous, if she can somehow medal at WC’s this year that would be the icing on the cake.
Is she participating in Budapest world championship?
@@AdityaThakur-st2wfshe definitely could without worrying about US trials. Just run for her home country
@Stay Curious she's definitely on their Saint Lucia's worlds team and has been for years. Not that she doesn't have a great shot at making any world team, Saint Lucia doesn't exactly have much depth.
So true
She won't medal far from it
St. Catherine High and St. Lucia 🇱🇨 is proud of you Julien Alfred 😊
She’s so strong. She’s a future 100m and 200m Olympic champion.
@bibi7762 Is anyone else a little suspicious at HOW strong she looks?
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@@vernonfrance2974She’s looked the same since she was a 16 year old high schooler in Jamaica, she has rare genetics for musculature. Would you say this for the American athletes affiliated with drug users like Dennis Mitchell?
@@vernonfrance2974no. Most sprinters are muscular like that
@@vince11harris👍 Thank you for your explanation. That seems to be true now that you bring it to my attention. I appreciate the correction. Thumbs up!
She reminds me of Merlene Ottey. Definitely a WC medal contender!✨
Sparkling comment
Yes, St. Lucian accent and all
Yep agree
So true, hungry for success
Yeah, even her stoic demeanor is like Ottey.
Wow, here she is in 2023 running exactly her Olympic championship in 2024 in Paris! Surreal, the same time that would give her the gold medal won on July 3, 2024. Brutal, she started building the gold a year before. 🚀🚀
Go Julien. GO, GO, GO. We're soooooooooo PROUD of you. You are making (US) PROUD.
Girl i am cheering you on. Well done. 🇯🇲 loves you
10.72 is an insanely fast time, even if the winds are illegal
best time of the year so far
Mxm....gtfoh....illegal means illegal...
@@BlueHopi144 Nah, Sha'carri ran a 10.56 or something like that, wind aided.
@@ConsciousFBA i know
@@ConsciousFBA Got That Right but More Wind!
Making Saint Lucia proud!
Alfred is on the verge of being a superstar! She could one day challenge for the Olympic 100m and 200m double. She has the fastest wind legal 200m time in 2023!
You were right
@ladyjaz6817 Yes, I was, but anyone who follows track could have seen that Alfred was a star in the making from her college days at the University of Texas. Winning the 100m gold yesterday at the Olympics was something she was fully capable of doing!
@@philb.1502 She was overlooked because of the Hype aroound Sharcarri Richardson.
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Another Caribbean Queen 👸
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early lean again for Alfred. She got into a great top end stride until the last 6 steps or so. Then she did her normal. I guess they just started working on it.
Right. Could have been 10.69 or something.
She reminds me of Carmelita Jeter. Good JOB Alfred
To the critic's julien Alfred World indoor 60m Champion 🏆
The funny thing is she won here with 10.72 but it wasn’t legal then she went to the Olympics and won with 10.72 .. that must be her favorite number
Jacious Sears has hed a heck of a season!!
True true
She sure did. Surprised tho how she faded so badly in this race and let Kennedy past her.
@@dmvbay2535 Surprised me too because she’s a good 200m runner and also runs on the 4x4.
Yes She Has!!
Mackenzie is the definition of keep your head down and work harder. She got last here and came back and won the title this year.
Here after she won gold in Olympic final
Excelente atleta le auguro lo mejor saludos desde palenque Chiapas México
She reminds me of Gail Devers or power sprinter like Ben Johnson
These babies are so great. I love the hundred 💯
Kennedy Blackmon is one to watch in the future
Got That Right Nice!! A Real Sleeper
She is in great shape
The whytè Boi commentator: 1.Looked like Alfred false started
2. I think Alfred did something with her head.. 3. False start, Alfred steps right up... Man lay tf off of Alfred u weirdo 🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️
She's Beautiful
5 athletes under 11! That's a great race.
All season long I've been hoping Alfred could take down that Collegiate record and take it down she did. I would give her the Bowerman honestly. Britton has been superb but in my opinion Alfred has been even more so. If she can maintain this kinda shape into August she might hit on a 10.6 to medal in Budapest, which isn't too unlikely since she pretty much has almost 2 months off from here on out.
Actually I think they said the wind was 2.3 m/s so just missed out on the record 😢
It wasn't wind legal and that's her last chance this season. I can't see her returning, it wouldn't make any sense.
She's probably peaked, if not passed her peak a bit for this year.
Wind cheated her out of 100m and 200m
@@dennisrobinson8008 The wind did not cheat her since she would not have had that extra help without it. That is why wind speed is kept in mind.
Happy birthday 🎉!
When i saw her still running hard in the last few meters I had a feeling we would see a BLISTERING TIME.
Thats quick. Wind or not.
Wow! that is insane top end speed. Someone mentioned that she leaned early, that is true.
I love this young lady!!!
❤🎉
Happy Birthday
Insane how Americans in the comments making it all about the also rans in this race and not the legend Julien Alfred
How do you know they’re American? Even so, why would you be concerned? Are you happy for Alfred?
So long that she doesn't get distracted, I think that she can go all of the way. Her running style reminds me of Merlene Ottey.
Her attitude and sound as well.
@@jevaughnreynolds6075 You do not know her personally or her circumstances,so you do not know. The only time you ever see her is when she is running.
@@garrygalloway5043 excuse me? Do you know me? And or my associates and FAMILIES? I’d suggest you bring my comment to her and you’ll get enough answers to questions you may have.
@@jevaughnreynolds6075 You do not know her. You are just guessing ( or lying) in the dark.
If you knew anything about her personally, you would not be writing on TH-cam.
Reflective glory. YOU ARE NOT THE ATHLETE.😳😳
@Jevaughn Reynolds You are only aware of her public demeanour, but it is what happens privately that will decide how successful she will become
She looks the part, on another level, like a pro versus amateurs
10.7 Jesus
@@blackout07blue she’s a 1 percenter
She remind me of Carmelita jeter
I wish they would list their nationalities. How many are Americans and how many are foreign students at American colleges?
Now she has two olympic medals!
Where are the Videos for Women’s 400m Final and the Women’s 400m Hurdles Final? Nowhere to be found on TH-cam 🤷🏿♂️
Saint Lucia so proud!
Aiight what them horns talking bout baby!! ATX
She is a beast she has nuff power in her
1:36 Nice Start a reaction time 0.067 and New World Record is 10.37 sec
Can you say BOWERMAN!!!
This commentary needed a little bit of Ato in it.
2nd place girl (has a perfect technique )
Texas Tech must have recruiting base out in West Africa
Impressive victory by Alfred, she may be a problem.
Thanks for not wearing a weave
Это Америка даже не верится чемпионка бежит как мужчина очень мощно и очень закрепощенно плечевой пояс перегружен несколько попыток выйти на дистанционную скорость и наконец то долгожданная инерционная раскатка на последних 15 метрах я даже вспотел и устал посмотрев этот финал
Won by a whisker last year. This year just pulled away from them like a runaway train. Impressive! Bowerman winner right there. 1 more year of college to go.
Shi bad yuh fret! Yow
Shame about that 2.3m/s tailwind, converts to 10.85 (0.0) :( Just needs to rest up the rest of June and then run 2-3 DL Races in July in preparation for the WC in mid-August. Good run by Blackmon, Sears & Jackson.
She can't run diamond league races too late to register and she can't turn pro until she graduates or else it messes with her degree which she is a couple months away from getting
@@reddogqb123 Can she run other races on the circuit like the Continental Tour or the American Track League meets?
@@reddogqb123her coach already has plans for her to hit the diamond league circuit and she already graduated she was just finishing the collegiate season.
You are not allowed to peak thrice in a season. WC medal will be quite difficult.
Congrats
O sea que rompió el récord mundial de florece Griffiths 10.76 100 planos 1988 olimpiadas
Una competencia para las jamaicanas
I wanna see the 200m
UT🤘 HOOK EM
How can you be deluded into thinking these women are representatives of the state of Texas? No Native Americans, no Latinas, and very few even from Texas. Instead of helping develop the local talent they get it a lot of it from other countries. Of course, more and more that is what colleges do. In the men's division they have the excuse that many of the best US talent will go to basketball and football to make more money. That excuse does not exist in the women's division.
很強
Y’all ever heard of the woman sprinter from Jamaica 🇯🇲 name Merlene Ottey?
Kennedy Blackmon... BOOMER SOONER...
Gratulations without the prefix Con Julien Alfred of STL.
Thanks for running as a FemiNine ST. Lucian and not Trans-gender.
Go OU !!!!
U. of Texas women - The best team of mostly foreigners that money could buy.
She dissed all the other runners except teammates. Typical UT, no class.
@@binkyxz3 Alfred flinched and should have been DQ'ed. It is NOT a great thing they did not call it.
@@binkyxz3 Alfred flinched and should have been DQ'ed.
@@vernonfrance2974 I agree, but that would have caused a riot because she was on her home track.
Got sloppy in the last 10 . Where?? Ridiculous
Female Usain Bolt, wheels don't get going until 60 meters then see ya later.
When does she turn Pro?
had her first pro race today
Так и в первый раз все было нормально...не было фальшстарта...
一番遅くても11.13かぁ…
Das Mädchen ist schnell!!
Looking at this all over again, the convention is 10.85 with the time. Juliens first few steps were very ugly…she had three steps running side to side instead of forward, which really slowed down her time and changed her race a bit, which is why she had so much company early on. I think Julien is gonna be a solid 10.8 runner as a pro…I don’t have her as a 10.7 and definitely not 10.6 runner. She’s gonna do amazingly.
True .She may run 10.80
She might medal at world championship this year the last world championship she false started
All these times were fake this year goodness
I wonder why no one is mentioning the second place performance. I guess people are afraid to be accused of some kind of bias despite her amazing effort. If we considered only US citizens she'd be the winner.
It's weird how you're so emotionally focused on a particular group of ppl in the sprints over anyone else with a great performance. I suspect this might upset you too but pretty sure Kennedy's dad is black. Why not rush to praise the performance of the Freshman Kaila Jackson in the race as opposed to the Juniors & Seniors for example? No doubt you were also this emotionally invested in High Schooler Shawnti Jackson breaking the HS NR with her wind-legal 10.89 (0.9) the other day?!
Should have been a false start on Texas Tech … she lucky . But they in Texas cmon now they not gonna call that lol 😂 let em run
Can u imagine when she fixes that ugly running form
@@blackout07blue someone is hurt
man
She’s going to have to take this performance to another level to win
Молодцы африканцы!
is she Jamaican or American?
St. Lucian
Neither.
из 9 спортсменок всего одна белая явная дискридитация по расовому признаку
Одна белая, остальные афро... Демократия...😢😢😢😢
are XXs who identify as "he" allowed to participate in this (i know XYs who identify as "she" are)?
It was NOT a great thing that another African import Chukwuma false started but was allowed to run. She is yet another Nigerian sprinter. "She won a bronze medal in the 4 × 100 metres relay at the 2018 Commonwealth Games as well as a gold medal in the 4 × 100 metres relay at the 2019 African Games. In 2018, she won a gold medal in the 100 metres at the Summer Youth Olympics, clocking 11.17 seconds.[4][5][6] " Wikipedia
I think it is disheartening that these universities are giving scholarships to proven athletes from other countries when they know full well these athletes will be representing their home countries in the future and not the USA. This is depriving US talent the chance to get scholarships and college degrees just so the colleges can brag about their NCAA results. Maybe we should change the name from National Collegiate Athletic Association to FOTOC. (Free Olympic Training for Other Countries).
Considering the vast amount of wealth the US steals from other countries (especially African countries) and the amount of havoc they cause around the world that's just a very tiny reparation. The foreign athletes also make NCAA sports much more competitive thus helping US athletes become better. Competition develops talent. If you run against the best, you only get better.
@@listenup2882 While I agree totally that the US has been an imperialist robber nation, I would rather have us help other countries as a bit of payback in the area of academic subjects rather than sports. Even better would be to strengthen the oppressed nations by providing funds for education in their own countries and by ceasing to prop up dictators who often were put in power and kept there by our military and financial support of repressive leaders. Our corporations love dictators because they have to play ball to get the help from us they need to stay in power since their people hate them.
@@listenup2882 I agree with your analysis of US imperialism but it just so happens that a lot of America's youth are intentionally allowed to misbehave and squander their talents. With conservative control of legislation a lot of people are poor and underprivileged here just like the vast majority of people around the world.
Georgia freshman jackson had a 10.96 and came in 4th. Boy she's going to be beast in the next few years
She’s the real deal, her start is already phenomenal, on the first leg in the 4x100 she looked to have almost as good a start as Alfred. Her poise has impressed me, she looked good indoors as well. Georgia has another freshman that’s pretty good at the 200m so they should be in good shape for the upcoming years.
Lol....americans...
@@BakangSerameWhat is the meaning of that comment? We host other nation's athletes at full expenses paid during college while failing to support local talents' development . Is that foolishness what you are referring to?
@Vernon France aren't, these student atheles paying back by running for the schools? That's the agreement though.
I understand local talents should be given attention as well, if not more.
However, coaches at these schools are more worried about their reputation and want the best atheles they can find. It's not the atheles' (international) fault. There is a problem with the system. Maybe there should be a quota imposed on the schools to limit the percentage of international student athletes a school can recruit, thus selecting more local talents.
Just my opinion.
@@_CMm I don't blame the foreign athletes. They are wonderful and talented individuals but I just feel bad for the way we are neglecting our own and so many end up desperate, homeless, drug dependent and even sometimes incarcerated.
Thank you Jamaica for training Alfred and making Saint Lucia proud
Also thank you Texas for helping in the training of Alfred and making Saint Lucia proud and Texans to yell "Hook 'em Horns," despite her not being a native Texas Longhorn.
That's sheer power, the form is almost non existent which says a lot. Imagine getting a flow in all that power... sauce
shes great to 60m. But those first 6 strides or so could be way cleaner instead of side to side.
PEDs baby, PEDs
@@binkyxz3 looks like you would know
@@_CMm Ain't seen thighs with that bulk since Earl Campbell in his prime
@@binkyxz3 Are Your Eyes Brown?
I’m trying to figure out what is missing from her 100M race that she’s not yet on the level of ShaCarri or the Jamaicans. She has the second fastest 60M in history and she’s great over the distance. I think her extra gear kicks in more at the 80M line, instead of somewhere around 65M. If she changes a little bit of her execution, she’s got 10.6 in the bag.
Nothing, her race model is great it’s not like everyone is running 10.6 at the top. She’s up there with all the best women in the world. Alas her 10.7 runs are wind assisted so it would be nice for her to replicate it in legal conditions.
@@NextGenJay there is always room for improvement in any athlete. I’m not saying she is flawed…I’m saying she can be better in the 100M than a 10.8. Her first 60 is tied for second fastest person alive, her 200M is up there with the best alive, so, I feel she has more than 10.8 in her, which means the 100M needs to be executed differently to reach her full potential.
Please don't mention SHACARRI when you mention my Jamaican she's not on their level this girl yes!
@@nyawoods4343 she’s literally up there
@@nyawoods4343You must be slow.
Look how Julien breaks and goes for it on finish line ! 10.72 ...6.94 indoors. Paris gold ❤
Good performances ! Maybe I’ll get to this standard by next year
Dang if only they had a little less tail.
The wind the wind the wind. I'm tired of the wind.
*Alfred a beast! she runs for the best state and team!* 🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿
Only in your imagination.
Texas recruits beautiful fast women.
I was most impressed with lane 3
My cousin in lane 1 True freshman Alfred a beast though
Kevona Davis should have stayed in Jamaica