Canada's McCreath finishes 3rd in women's 100m, Australia's Rizzo victorious in Tokyo

18-05-2025

Australia's Bree Rizzo wins the women's 100-metre at the Seiko Golden Grand Prix in Tokyo with a time of 11.38, while Sade McCreath from Ajax, Ont., places third with a time of 11.46.

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