- Doris Lemngole wins women’s 3000m steeplechase in Lausanne
- The 19-year-old clocks 9:16.36 in rainy conditions
- Victory shows Kenya’s continued strength in the event
- Lemngole now eyes World Championships in Tokyo
Kenya’s Doris Lemngole made her name known to the world after a brilliant run in the women’s 3000m steeplechase at the Lausanne Diamond League.
At just 19 years, she crossed the finish line in 9:16.36, leaving her competitors trailing almost four seconds behind.
The race was not easy as athletes had to deal with heavy rain, but Lemngole stayed strong and pushed through to secure the win. Her determination on such a tough day showed the fighting spirit Kenyans are known for.
For many years, Kenya has dominated the steeplechase. Lemngole’s performance is another sign that the future of this race is safe in the hands of young talents like her.
After this victory, Lemngole now turns her eyes to the upcoming World Athletics Championships in Tokyo. Many believe she will be one of Kenya’s biggest hopes for a medal.
