Marshevet Hooker ran an impressive 100 meters in 10.76 seconds, but was assisted with a bit of a breeze.

“I stuttered a little bit (at the start) but I just kept running,” said the 23-year-old Hooker, who trains with the men’s world 100 metres champion Tyson Gay’s co-coach, Jon Drummond.

“Only God knows how fast I can run,” said Hooker, who has a legal best of 10.94 seconds this year.

“It was fast, very fast. I hope she is tired,” said former world champion Torri Edwards, who had the second-best time of the quarter-finals, a wind-assisted 10.85 seconds.

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