Michael Rodgers and Carmelita Jeter continue their winning ways in the 100

By Rob Moseley
The Register-Guard

Since then she began working with elite sprint coach John Smith, and this year Jeter is posting some of the top times in the world.
“I’m a totally different runner right now,” Jeter said. “I’m nothing like I was in ’08.”

Jeter has won three major events in a row, taking the adidas Track Classic in 11.09, the Reebok Grand Prix in a windy 10.85 and Sunday’s race in the same time.

She seems to have established herself among the favorites for a berth in the World Championships when she returns to Eugene for the USA Outdoor Track & Field Championships later this month.

Brimming with confidence, Jeter reins it in when talking about those events.

“I haven’t made the team yet, so I have to go into the U.S. trials like it’s any other race,” Jeter said.

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