The second meet of the 2025 Grand Slam Track (GST) series wrapped up on Sunday at the Miramar Sports Complex in Miami.
Twelve GST champions were announced. Five repeated their wins from Kingston. They are Melissa Jefferson, Kenny Bednarek, Alison Dos Santos, Grant Fisher, and Sydney McLaughlin. Several 2025 world-leading performances happened.
Women’s 400m hurdles
American 400m hurdles specialist, Sydney McLaughlin, an Olympic champion and world record holder, followed up her world-leading 52.07 on Saturday with a stellar 49.69 performance for the win in the 400m flat on Sunday. She finished nearly two seconds ahead of 24-year-old American Heptathlete Anna Hall. Hall clocked 51.68 after placing third in the hurdles. Andrenette Knight of Jamaica finished third in 51.80.
🇺🇸Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone dominant 49.69 400m to sweep her second $100k Slam title!
— Travis Miller (@travismillerx13) May 4, 2025
🇺🇸Anna Hall's 51.68 in second earns her $30kpic.twitter.com/LzqlyY7oS2
McLaughlin’s two wins secured a 24-point score in at both Grand Slam Track meets. Like, there was no doubt going in, she also won in the opener in Kingston. Jamaica’s Andrenette Knight placed second in both the 400m hurdles (54.08) and in the overall standings.
“I’m hoping to run the 100 metres hurdles and 100 metres in Philadelphia at the end of May, said McLaughlin. “I’ll switch it up, work on my hurdle technique and my sprints. It should be good fun.”
Men’s 5000 metres
American double Olympic bronze medallist Grant Fisher dropped the pace with four laps to go and won the 12.5-lap 5000m race in 13:40.32. He also took second in the 3000m to win the long-distance category title of the GST program. Fellow American Cooper Teare placed second in 13:46.25. Ireland’s Andrew Coscoran, with his 13:46.30 performance, settled for third.
Grant Fisher cruises to victory in the 5000m to win his second consecutive Slam title. ✅@GrandSlamTrack | 📺: Peacock pic.twitter.com/AOvGrj6Mmt
— NBC Olympics & Paralympics (@NBCOlympics) May 4, 2025
Fisher said “The 5000m doesn’t always get the love, so to have a packed house reacting to your moves, that felt good. This series is about entertainment. If I’m enjoying it, it helps others connect, too.”
Results
Results day 3
Men’s events
100 metres
- Trey Cunningham (USA) – 10.17
- Jamal Britt (USA) – 10.20
- Sasha Zhoya (FRA) – 10.36
- Daniel Roberts (USA) – 10.40
- Dylan Beard (USA) – 10.63
- Michael Obasuyi (BEL) – 10.67
- Freddie Crittenden (USA) – 10.68
200 metres
- Kenneth Bednarek (USA) – 19.84
- Oblique Seville (JAM) – 20.13
- Zharnel Hughes (GBR) – 20.13
- Andre De Grasse (CAN) – 20.23
- Brandon Hicklin (USA) – 20.40
- Jerome Blake (CAN) – 20.40
- Benjamin Richardson (RSA) – 20.62
- Ackeem Blake (JAM) – 21.09
400 metres
- Alison dos Santos (BRA) – 44.53
- Chris Robinson (USA) – 44.86
- Caleb Dean (USA) – 45.18
- Trevor Bassitt (USA) – 45.31
- Malik James-King (JAM) – 45.81
- Khallifah Rosser (USA) – 46.99
- Ludvy Vaillant (FRA) – 47.22
5000 metres
- Grant Fisher (USA) – 13:40.32
- Cooper Teare (USA) – 13:46.25
- Andrew Coscoran (IRL) – 13:46.30
- Ronald Kwemoi (KEN) – 13:46.35
- Sam Atkin (GBR) – 13:47.84
- Amon Kemboi (KEN) – 13:50.64
Women’s events
200 metres
- Marileidy Paulino (DOM) – 22.30
- Salwa Eid Naser (BRN) – 22.53
- Isabella Whittaker (USA) – 22.76
- Nickisha Pryce (JAM) – 22.77
- Alexis Holmes (USA) – 22.83
- Amber Anning (GBR) – 22.97
- Stacey Ann Williams (JAM) – 22.98
- Kendall Ellis (USA) – 23.03
400 metres
- Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone (USA) – 49.69
- Anna Hall (USA) – 51.68
- Andrenette Knight (JAM) – 51.80
- Shamier Little (USA) – 51.84
- Shiann Salmon (JAM) – 52.17
- Naomi Van Den Broeck (BEL) – 52.26
- Sarah Carli (AUS) – 53.01
- Cassandra Tate (USA) – 53.55
800 metres
- Mary Moraa (KEN) – 1:59.51
- Nikki Hiltz (USA) – 1:59.75
- Freweyni Hailu (ETH) – 1:59.84
- Diribe Welteji (ETH) – 1:59.94
- Jessica Hull (AUS) – 2:00.88
- Shafiqua Maloney (VIN) – 2:00.96
- Emily Mackay (USA) – 2:02.42
- Lucia Stafford (CAN) – 2:04.93
3000 metres
- Hirut Meshesha (ETH) – 8:22.72
- Medina Eisa (ETH) – 8:23.08
- Agnes Jebet Ngetich (KEN) – 8:23.14
- Tsigie Gebreselama (ETH) – 8:24.47
- Aynadis Mebratu (ETH) – 8:35.61
- Janeth Chepngetich (KEN) – 8:37.06
- Elise Cranny (USA) – 8:42.30
- Nozomi Tanaka (JPN) – 8:44.51
Day 2
Men’s events
100m
- Kenneth Bednarek (USA) – 9.79
- Oblique Seville (JAM) – 9.84
- Ackeem Blake (JAM) – 9.85
- Zharnel Hughes (GBR) – 9.87
- Brandon Hicklin (USA) – 9.98
- Benjamin Richardson (RSA) – 9.99
- Jerome Blake (CAN) – 10.04
- Andre De Grasse (CAN) – 10.05
400m
- Jacory Patterson (USA) – 43.98
- Jereem Richards (TTO) – 44.32
- Matthew Hudson-Smith (GBR) – 44.37
- Muzala Samukonga (ZAM) – 44.56
- Alexander Ogando (DOM) – 44.78
- Ryan Zeze (FRA) – 45.21
- Bryce Deadmon (USA) – 45.52
- Steven Gardiner (BAH) – DNF
800m
- Marco Arop (CAN) – 1:43.69
- Kethobogile Haingura (BOT) – 1:43.75
- Peter Bol (AUS) – 1:44.13
- Yared Nuguse (USA) – 1:44.77
- Josh Kerr (GBR) – 1:45.01
- Cole Hocker (USA) – 1:45.13
- Tshepo Tshite (RSA) – 1:45.36
- Timothy Cheruiyot (KEN) – 1:47.12
110m
- Trey Cunningham (USA) – 13.00
- Sasha Zhoya (FRA) – 13.06
- Freddie Crittenden (USA) – 13.09
- Jamal Britt (USA) – 13.10
- Dylan Beard (USA) – 13.24
- Daniel Roberts (USA) – 13.36
- Michael Obasuyi (BEL) – 13.41
- Wilhem Belocian (FRA) – 13.47
Women’s events
100m
- Melissa Jefferson (USA) – 10.75
- Tamari Davis (USA) – 10.79
- Favour Ofili (NGR) – 10.94
- Gabrielle Thomas (USA) – 10.97
- Jacious Sears (USA) – 10.98
- Brittany Brown (USA) – 11.06
- Kayla White (USA) – 11.08
- Daryll Neita (GBR) – 11.16
200m
- Gabrielle Thomas (USA) – 21.95
- Tamari Davis (USA) – 22.05
- Melissa Jefferson (USA) – 22.15
- Jacious Sears (USA) – 22.89
- Daryll Neita (GBR) – 22.93
1500m
- Freweyni Hailu (ETH) – 4:06.96
- Nikki Hiltz (USA) – 4:07.08
- Diribe Welteji (ETH) – 4:07.46
- Jessica Hull (AUS) – 4:07.67
- Emily Mackay (USA) – 4:10.93
- Lucia Stafford (CAN) – 4:14.66
- Shafiqua Maloney (VIN) – 4:16.35
- Mary Moraa (KEN) – 4:24.44
400m
- Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone (USA) – 52.07
- Andrenette Knight (JAM) – 54.08
- Anna Hall (USA) – 54.43
- Shiann Salmon (JAM) – 54.62
- Sarah Carli (AUS) – 54.93
- Cassandra Tate (USA) – 55.94
- Naomi Van den Broeck (BEL) – 56.63
- Shamier Little (USA) – 57.55
Day 1
Men’s events
200m
- Jereem RICHARDS (TTO) – 19.86
- Alexander OGANDO (DOM) – 19.86
- Muzala SAMUKONGA (ZAM) – 20.23
- Steven GARDINER (BAH) – 20.37
- Ryan ZEZE (FRA) – 20.43
- Jacory PATTERSON (USA) – 20.55
- Matthew HUDSON-SMITH (GBR) – 20.64
- Bryce DEADMON (USA) – 21.01
1500m
- Josh KERR (GBR) – 3:34.51
- Yared NUGUSE (USA) – 3:34.65
- Cole HOCKER (USA) – 3:34.79
- Kethobogile HAINGURA (BOT) – 3:35.21
- Peter BOL (AUS) – 3:35.24
- Timothy CHERUIYOT (KEN) – 3:35.61
- Marco AROP (CAN) – 3:35.95
- Tshepo TSHITE (RSA) – 3:36.28
3000m
- Andrew COSCORAN (IRL) – 8:17.56
- Grant FISHER (USA) – 8:17.60
- George MILLS (GBR) – 8:17.77
- Cooper TEARE (USA) – 8:18.08
- Dawit SEARE (ERI) – 8:18.73
- Ronald KWEMOI (KEN) – 8:19.48
- Amon KEMBOI (KEN) – 8:20.16
- Sam ATKIN (GBR) – 8:21.35
400m
- Alison DOS SANTOS (BRA) – 47.97
- Chris ROBINSON (USA) – 48.92
- Malik JAMES-KING (JAM) – 49.43
- Trevor BASSITT (USA) – 49.49
- Caleb DEAN (USA) – 49.90
- Khallifah ROSSER (USA) – 49.97
- Ludvy VAILLANT (FRA) – 50.38
- Roshawn CLARKE (JAM) – DNF
Women’s events
100m
- Melissa JEFFERSON (USA) – 10.75
- Tamari DAVIS (USA) – 10.79
- Favour OFILI (NGR) – 10.94
- Gabrielle THOMAS (USA) – 10.97
- Jacious SEARS (USA) – 10.98
- Brittany BROWN (USA) – 11.06
- Kayla WHITE (USA) – 11.08
- Daryll NEITA (GBR) – 11.16
400m
- Marileidy PAULINO (DOM) – 49.21
- Salwa Eid NASER (BRN) – 49.33
- Alexis HOLMES (USA) – 50.36
- Isabella WHITTAKER (USA) – 50.38
- Nickisha PRYCE (JAM) – 50.71
- Stacey Ann WILLIAMS (JAM) – 50.76
- Amber ANNING (GBR) – 50.85
- Kendall ELLIS (USA) – 52.51
5000m
- Agnes Jebet NGETICH (KEN) – 14:25.80
- Medina EISA (ETH) – 14:25.92
- Hirut MESHESHA (ETH) – 14:40.46
- Janeth CHEPNGETICH (KEN) – 14:46.16
- Aynadis MEBRATU (ETH) – 15:01.62
- Tsigie GEBRESELAMA (ETH) – 15:03.21
- Nozomi TANAKA (JPN) – 15:06.78
- Elise CRANNY (USA) – 15:15.31
100m
- Masai RUSSELL (USA) – 12.17 (American Record)
- Tia JONES (USA) – 12.19
- Ackera NUGENT (JAM) – 12.34
- Kendra HARRISON (USA) – 12.40
- Megan TAPPER (JAM) – 12.50
- Alaysha JOHNSON (USA) – 12.56
- Maribel Vanessa CAICEDO (ECU) – 13.12
