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Athlos London 2026 Results: Richardson, Paulino, Thomas and Hodgkinson secure wins

Sha’Carri Richardson wins the Athlos London 100 in 10.80 as Marileidy Paulino, Gabby Thomas and Keely Hodgkinson also triumph. Complete results from the all-women’s meeting on Friday (18).

LONDON — Sha’Carri Richardson powered away over the second half of the race to win the 100 meters in 10.80 seconds Friday at Athlos London, leading a group of American winners at the all-women’s meet at StoneX Stadium.

Richardson’s performance was a meeting record and capped the season for the American sprinter. New Zealand’s Zoe Hobbs was second in 11.19, while American Anavia Battle finished third in 11.25.

Olympic champion Marileidy Paulino of the Dominican Republic remained unbeaten in 2026 by rallying to beat Norway’s Henriette Jæger in a high-level 400-meter race. Paulino won in a meeting-record 48.73, just .05 ahead of Jæger, whose 48.78 was a Norwegian record. Jamaica’s Nickisha Pryce placed third in 49.39.

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Gabby Thomas won the 200 in 22.13, ahead of Americans Kayla White in 22.40 and Battle in 22.43.

Britain’s Keely Hodgkinson, the Olympic 800-meter champion, pulled clear over the final 200 meters to improve her own meeting record to 1:56.40. Switzerland’s Valentina Rosamilia was second in 1:58.75 and France’s Rénelle Lamote third in 2:00.15. Juliette Whittaker was fourth overall and the top American in 2:00.46; Raevyn Rogers was sixth in 2:01.12.

American Alaysha Johnson edged Nigeria’s Tobi Amusan by one-hundredth of a second in the 100-meter hurdles, 12.50 to 12.51. Rayniah Jones was sixth overall in 12.83 and second among Americans.

ATHLOS LONDON Results
Friday, Sept. 18, 2026
StoneX Stadium, Hendon, London

Women’s 100 meters

  1. Sha’Carri Richardson, United States, 10.80 MR
  2. Zoe Hobbs, New Zealand, 11.19
  3. Anavia Battle, United States, 11.25
  4. Imani Lansiquot, Great Britain, 11.35
  5. Daryll Neita, Great Britain, 11.36
  6. Sade McCreath, Canada, 11.47

Women’s 200 meters

  1. Gabby Thomas, United States, 22.13
  2. Kayla White, United States, 22.40
  3. Anavia Battle, United States, 22.43
  4. Rhasidat Adeleke, Ireland, 22.64
  5. Shaunae Miller-Uibo, Bahamas, 22.92
  6. Sade McCreath, Canada, 23.75

Women’s 400 meters

  1. Marileidy Paulino, Dominican Republic, 48.73 MR
  2. Henriette Jæger, Norway, 48.78 NR
  3. Nickisha Pryce, Jamaica, 49.39
  4. Lieke Klaver, Netherlands, 49.66
  5. Stacey Ann Williams, Jamaica, 50.11
  6. Natalia Bukowiecka, Poland, 50.55

Women’s 800 meters

  1. Keely Hodgkinson, Great Britain, 1:56.40 MR
  2. Valentina Rosamilia, Switzerland, 1:58.75
  3. Rénelle Lamote, France, 2:00.15
  4. Juliette Whittaker, United States, 2:00.46
  5. Sophie O’Sullivan, Ireland, 2:00.53
  6. Raevyn Rogers, United States, 2:01.12

Women’s mile

  1. Klaudia Kazimierska, Poland, 4:19.43
  2. Georgia Hunter Bell, Great Britain, 4:19.54
  3. Dorcus Ewoi, Kenya, 4:19.84
  4. Nikki Hiltz, United States, 4:22.72
  5. Jessica Hull, Australia, 4:24.27
  6. Kate Axford, Great Britain, 4:26.96

Women’s 100-meter hurdles

  1. Alaysha Johnson, United States, 12.50
  2. Tobi Amusan, Nigeria, 12.51
  3. Devynne Charlton, Bahamas, 12.63
  4. Danielle Williams, Jamaica, 12.63
  5. Megan Simmonds, Jamaica, 12.66
  6. Rayniah Jones, United States, 12.83

Women’s long jump

  1. Alyssa Jones, United States, 6.66m
  2. Hilary Kpatcha, France, 6.64m
  3. Monae’ Nichols, United States, 6.58m
  4. Agate de Sousa, Portugal, 6.47m
  5. Claire Bryant, United States, 6.45m
  6. Iryna Budzynska, Ukraine, 6.30m

U.S. finishers

EventU.S. athletes and overall finishU.S. order
100mRichardson 1st, 10.80; Battle 3rd, 11.251. Richardson; 2. Battle
200mThomas 1st, 22.13; White 2nd, 22.40; Battle 3rd, 22.431. Thomas; 2. White; 3. Battle
800mWhittaker 4th, 2:00.46; Rogers 6th, 2:01.121. Whittaker; 2. Rogers
MileHiltz 4th, 4:22.721. Hiltz
100m hurdlesJohnson 1st, 12.50; Jones 6th, 12.831. Johnson; 2. Jones
Long jumpJones 1st, 6.66m; Nichols 3rd, 6.58m; Bryant 5th, 6.45m1. Jones; 2. Nichols; 3. Bryant

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