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The Fastest Men's 100m || Noah Lyles Reminded the World Who the True Champion Is

The Fastest Men's 100m || Noah Lyles Reminded the World Who the True Champion Is The Class 1 Boys’ 100 meters final at Jamaica’s National Stadium was more than just another school race — it marked a defining moment in the evolution of youth sprinting. Until that night, the sub-10-second barrier had been crossed by only two junior athletes in history. That line, long considered almost unreachable at this age, was about to be broken once again. Anticipation had been building for days. The field was loaded with elite teenage sprinters, each carrying their own ambitions and the weight of expectation. DeAndre Daley, Jayden Reid, and Javon Blair all arrived in peak form, fully aware that this race could redefine their careers. Yet even among such talent, one name stood out. Bouwahjgie Nkrumie of Kingston College had already sent a message in the semifinals, producing a sensational 10.08 — a championship record that instantly raised the question: was this only the beginning?