Lee, Edwards, Williams in the competition. (Photo credit: Getty images)The finishing order of the final was anyone's guess, and the race played true to that. Edwards again was fast out of the blocks, with quarterfinal sensation Marshevet Hooker moving out slowly. The field then began to shift places, as 2004 Olympic 200m finalist Muna Lee surged ahead to win in 10.85 (+1.0), with Edwards second in 10.90 and Olympic silver medalist Lauryn Williams third in 10.90. Hooker finished fourth in 10.93, with Allyson Felix fifth in 10.96 as all five dipped under 11.
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