Athletics at the 2021 Summer World University Games – Men's 100 metres

The men's 100 metres event at the 2021 Summer World University Games was held on 1 and 2 August 2023 at the Shuangliu Sports Centre Stadium in Chengdu, China.

Medalists

Gold	Silver	Bronze
Kadrian Goldson  Jamaica	Shaun Maswanganyi  South Africa	Chen Guanfeng  China

Results

Round 1

Qualification: First 2 in each heat (Q) and the next 8 fastest (q) advance to semifinal.

Rank	Heat	Name	Nationality	Time	Notes
1	6	Mateusz Siuda	Poland	10.34	Q
2	1	Chen Guanfeng	China	10.37	Q
3	1	Kayhan Özer	Turkey	10.38	Q
4	2	Thuto Masasa	Botswana	10.40	Q
5	7	Lee Jun-hyeok	South Korea	10.44	Q
6	3	Shaun Maswanganyi	South Africa	10.45	Q
7	5	Shota Nakamura	Japan	10.47	Q
8	4	Deng Zhijian	China	10.47	Q
9	8	Kadrian Goldson	Jamaica	10.48	Q
10	4	Barnabas Aggerh	Ghana	10.49	Q
11	2	Joshua Azzopardi	Australia	10.50	Q
12	4	Chen Wen-pu	Chinese Taipei	10.50	q
12	4	Gianno Peddy	South Africa	10.50	q
14	1	Lee Jae-seong	South Korea	10.50	q
15	7	Even Meinseth	Norway	10.52	Q
16	2	Lin Yu-sian	Chinese Taipei	10.53	q
17	6	Aleksandar Askovic	Germany	10.55	Q
18	3	Felix Frühn	Germany	10.57	Q
19	5	Jaylan Washington	United States	10.57	Q
20	5	Noelex Holder	Guyana	10.57	q
21	6	Mustafa Ay	Turkey	10.58	q
22	4	Jacob Vaula	Norway	10.59	q
23	5	Wahyu Setiawan	Indonesia	10.61	q
24	8	Christopher Ius	Australia	10.63	Q
25	7	Nurain Kola Musa	Nigeria	10.63
26	8	Amlan Borgohain	India	10.64
26	2	Patryk Wykrota	Poland	10.64
28	3	James Williamson	United States	10.64
29	8	Andrea Federici	Italy	10.65
29	5	Vitaliy Zems	Kazakhstan	10.65
31	7	Naoki Inoue	Japan	10.66
32	4	Murtadha Al-Kemawee	Iraq	10.68
33	6	Chan Kin Wa	Macau	10.68
33	6	Jakub Nemec	Slovakia	10.68
35	7	Shak Kam Ching	Hong Kong	10.69
36	4	Rico Adith	Indonesia	10.75
37	3	Lalu Bhoi	India	10.77
38	7	Joshua Chua	Singapore	10.82
39	8	Mohamed Thaqif	Malaysia	10.84
40	8	Isaac Joseph	Haiti	10.85
41	2	Hassan Al-Absi	Saudi Arabia	10.85
42	6	Almat Tulebayev	Kazakhstan	10.85
43	2	Tamer Saleh	Lebanon	10.88
44	5	Peter Masaba	Uganda	10.96
45	1	Aktham Albo	Iraq	10.97
45	1	Leonardo de Oliveira	Brazil	10.97
47	4	Ian-Gheorghe Vieru	Moldova	11.06
48	6	Narindra Rafidimalala	Madagascar	11.07
49	6	Inoke Waisele	Fiji	11.08
50	1	Santos Okabo	Uganda	11.08	PB
51	3	Rocky Ramos	Philippines	11.14
52	3	Muhammad bin Ismail	Malaysia	11.21
53	2	Patrick Banda	Zambia	11.32
54	1	Mansoor Al-Saadi	Oman	11.39
55	7	Jules Niteka	Burundi	11.54
56	5	Amadu Kondeh	Sierra Leone	11.62
57	5	Lee Hong Kit	Hong Kong	11.63
58	8	Trần Quang Toản	Vietnam	12.10
–	2	Salim Al-Jadeedi	Oman	DQ	TR16.8
–	1	Issa Maïga	Mali	DNS
–	3	Carlos Morais	Cape Verde	DNS
–	7	Sittiphon Donpritee	Thailand	DNS

Semifinal

Qualification: First 2 in each heat (Q) and the next 2 fastest (q) advance to final.

Rank	Heat	Name	Nationality	Time	Notes
1	2	Kadrian Goldson	Jamaica	10.04	Q
2	2	Shaun Maswanganyi	South Africa	10.12	Q
3	2	Chen Guanfeng	China	10.16	q, SB
4	1	Deng Zhijian	China	10.29	Q
4	3	Lin Yu-sian	Chinese Taipei	10.29	Q, PB
6	2	Felix Frühn	Germany	10.30	q, PB
6	3	Kayhan Özer	Turkey	10.30	Q
8	1	Mateusz Siuda	Poland	10.31	Q
9	2	Joshua Azzopardi	Australia	10.31
10	2	Chen Wen-pu	Chinese Taipei	10.32	PB
11	3	Lee Jun-hyeok	South Korea	10.32	SB
12	1	Shota Nakamura	Japan	10.34
13	1	Gianno Peddy	South Africa	10.34
14	3	Christopher Ius	Australia	10.39
15	1	Lee Jae-seong	South Korea	10.39
16	3	Thuto Masasa	Botswana	10.39
17	3	Jacob Vaula	Norway	10.41
18	1	Aleksandar Askovic	Germany	10.43
19	1	Even Meinseth	Norway	10.43
20	2	Mustafa Ay	Turkey	10.45
21	1	Wahyu Setiawan	Indonesia	10.48	SB
22	3	Barnabas Aggerh	Ghana	10.49	SB
23	3	Jaylan Washington	United States	10.52
24	2	Noelex Holder	Guyana	10.58

Final

Rank	Name	Nationality	Time	Notes
	Kadrian Goldson	Jamaica	10.04
	Shaun Maswanganyi	South Africa	10.06
	Chen Guanfeng	China	10.17
4	Lin Yu-sian	Chinese Taipei	10.24	PB
5	Mateusz Siuda	Poland	10.24	PB
6	Felix Frühn	Germany	10.25	PB
6	Kayhan Özer	Turkey	10.25	SB
8	Deng Zhijian	China	10.28