Japan's Asuka Cambridge ran a wind-assisted 9.98-second 100 meters on Saturday during a qualifying heat at a meet in Florida.The 23-year-old Cambridge, who anchored Japan's silver medal-winning 4x100 meter Olympic relay team last summer in Rio de Janeiro, is competing for the first time this season. Because of the 5.1 meters-per-second tail wind, the time will not count as his personal best."I still think it's OK to be happy about running under 10 seconds," Cambridge said of his heat at the NTC/Pure Athletics Spring Invitational. "It didn't feel like I was running that fast. If I can refine…READ FULL ARTICLE
