Noah Lyles, finished second in the Men's 100m at the Bermuda Grand Prix.
Lyles was clocked across the line in a time of 9.80.
Lyles, who has a bye into the 200m at the worlds as defending champion, will bid to make the world team in the 100m for the first time.
He is the joint-fifth-fastest man in the world this year behind Kenyan Ferdinand Omanyala (9.84), Kerley (9.88 earlier Sunday in his 2023 100m debut), Bahamian Terrence Jones (9.91), and South African Akani Simbine (9.92), though it is still the early stages of the outdoor season.