Not to be out done by their male counterparts Jamaican women swept the the top three positions in the women 100m track final,  dominating the top three positions. 21-year-old, Shelly Ann Fraser of Jamaica won the gold medal in a time of 10.78s. Sherone Simpson and Kerron Stewart also of Jamaica, tied for the the silver medal position with a time of 10.98; securing Gold, Silver and an additional Silver for the Caribbean Nation. One day earlier, Usain Bolt of Jamaica decimated the Olympic record to win Gold in the males 100m.

 Debbie Ferguson of the Bahamas, the fourth Caribbean athlete in the final, finished 7th.  The complete results are shown below.

The 2008 Olympics has confirmed, Jamaica, the Caribbean's fastest nation, to be the world's fastest!

Rank	Bib	Name	NOC	Date of Birth	Lane	React.	Result
1	2165	FRASER Shelly-Ann	Jamaica	Dec 27 1986	4	0.190	10.78	PB
2	2145	SIMPSON Sherone	Jamaica	Aug 12 1984	2	0.155	10.98
2	2178	STEWART Kerron	Jamaica	Apr 16 1984	7	0.232	10.98
4	3257	WILLIAMS Lauryn	United States	Sep 11 1983	8	0.149	11.03
5	3195	LEE Muna	United States	Oct 30 1981	5	0.234	11.07
6	1790	KWAKYE Jeanette	Great Britain	Mar 20 1983	9	0.161	11.14	PB
7	1094	FERGUSON- McKENZIE Debbie	Bahamas	Jan 16 1976	3	0.167	11.19
8	3165	EDWARDS Torri	United States	Jan 31 1977	6	0.179	11.20