Defending Olympic champion Dawn Harper of the U.S. was second in 12.37, and American Kellie Wells was third in 12.48.

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The women's 100-meter hurdles went according to form, as favorites Dawn Harper (12.73), Kellie Wells (12.77) and Lolo Jones (12.86) won spots in London.

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Bobby Kersee continues to coach Olympic-caliber athletes, including Dawn Harper, who today won silver in the 100 meter hurdles race, after winning gold in that event in Beijing in 2008, and Allyson Felix, who ran 5th in the 100-meter sprint in London and will compete in the finals of the 200-meter race, her best event, tomorrow.

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