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2015 World Championships in Athletics – Women's 3000 metres steeplechase

The women's 3000 metres steeplechase at the 2015 World Championships in Athletics was held at the Beijing National Stadium on 24 and 26 August.


Women's 3000 metres steeplechase at the 2015 World Championships
Winner Hyvin Jepkemoi
Beijing National Stadium
24 August (heats)26 August (final)
45 from 26 nations
9:19.11
Hyvin Jepkemoi 
 Kenya Habiba Ghribi 
 Tunisia Gesa Felicitas Krause 
 GermanyHyvin JepkemoiKenyaHabiba GhribiTunisiaGesa Felicitas KrauseGermany
Hyvin JepkemoiKenya
Habiba GhribiTunisia
Gesa Felicitas KrauseGermany

The women's 3000 metres steeplechase at the 2015 World Championships in Athletics was held at the Beijing National Stadium on 24 and 26 August.

The reigning champion from 2013 Milcah Chemos Cheywa was absent from the competition due to a back injury.

This championship race had a preview of sorts at the 2015 Herculis meet in Monaco where most of the finalists raced to a different order. That race was won by Habiba Ghribi in the world leading time. This final was going to be slower and tactical, everybody was watching each other. A lap into the race, Lalita Babar broke away, building up a 10 to 15 meter gap on the pack. She was treated as a breakaway in a bicycle racing, but the peloton didn't give chase. With 2 laps to go, the pack led by Emma Coburn swallowed up the lead and went past. For the next lap, the pack was content to let Coburn lead, Ghribi coming up to her shoulder and the rest going sometimes five abreast over the barriers. At the bell, Ghribi took the lead, Hyvin Kiyeng Jepkemoi and Coburn battling down the backstretch. Going into the final water jump Jepkemoi finally passed Coburn, with Gesa Felicitas Krause and Sofia Assefa forming a tight pack of five to sprint for the medals. As Krause pressed Ghribi from the inside, Jepkemoi had to swing wide out to lane two to find some running room. Krause took the lead over the final barrier as Ghribi stuttered. Ghribi was stronger to take the lead back from Krause but Jepkemoi ran past both of them on the outside and on to victory.

Prior to the competition, the records were as follows:

Column 1Column 2Column 3Column 4Column 5
World recordGulnara Samitova-Galkina (RUS)8:58.81Beijing, China17 August 2008
Championship recordYekaterina Volkova (RUS)9:06.57Osaka, Japan27 August 2007
World leadingHabiba Ghribi (TUN)9:11.28Fontvieille, Monaco17 July 2015
African recordMilcah Chemos Cheywa (KEN)9:07.14Oslo, Norway7 June 2012
Asian recordRuth Jebet (BHR)9:20.55Zürich, Switzerland28 August 2014
NACAC recordEmma Coburn (USA)9:11.42Glasgow, United Kingdom12 July 2014
South American recordSabine Heitling (BRA)9:41.22London, United Kingdom25 July 2009
European recordGulnara Samitova-Galkina (RUS)8:58.81Beijing, China17 August 2008
Oceanian recordDonna MacFarlane (AUS)9:18.35Oslo, Norway6 June 2008
Entry standards
9:44.00
DateTimeRound
24 August 201509:45Heats
26 August 201521:00Final

All times are local times (UTC+8)

Qualification: First 3 in each heat (Q) and the next 6 fastest (q) advanced to the final.

RankHeatNameNationalityTimeNotes
12Habiba GhribiTunisia9:24.38Q
22Gesa Felicitas KrauseGermany9:24.92Q
31Hiwot AyalewEthiopia9:25.55Q
42Rosefline ChepngetichKenya9:25.91Q, PB
53Hyvin JepkemoiKenya9:26.19Q
63Sofia AssefaEthiopia9:26.47Q
73Emma CoburnUnited States9:27.19Q
82Lalita BabarIndia9:27.86q, NR
93Fadwa Sidi MadaneMorocco9:27.87q, PB
103Ruth JebetBahrain9:27.93q
112Salima El Ouali AlamiMorocco9:28.18q
121Virginia NyamburaKenya9:28.50Q
132Colleen QuigleyUnited States9:29.09q
141Stephanie GarciaUnited States9:29.34Q
152Özlem KayaTurkey9:30.23q, PB
161Madeline HeinerAustralia9:30.79
173Etenesh DiroEthiopia9:31.97
181Amina BetticheAlgeria9:36.10SB
191Geneviève LalondeCanada9:36.83
202Mariya ShatalovaUkraine9:36.87PB
211Maruša MišmašSlovenia9:37.73
223Genevieve LaCazeAustralia9:39.35
233Sandra ErikssonFinland9:39.64
242Birtukan FenteEthiopia9:39.77
252Erin TeschukCanada9:40.07PB
262Victoria MitchellAustralia9:43.73
273Lucie SekanováCzech Republic9:45.72
282Silvia DanekovaBulgaria9:46.31
292Sara Louise TreacyIreland9:48.24
303Klara BodinsonSweden9:50.13
312Charlotta FougbergSweden9:50.79
321Camilla RichardssonFinland9:53.13
331Michelle FinnIreland9:55.27
341Muriel ConeoColombia9:55.53
353Tuğba GüvençTurkey9:58.07
361Lyudmila LebedevaRussia9:58.65
371Rosa FlanaganNew Zealand10:00.71
383Natalya AristarkhovaRussia10:02.79
393Kerry O'FlahertyIreland10:05.10
403Zhang XinyanChina10:13.25
412Ekaterina DoseykinaRussia10:13.26
423Rolanda BellPanama10:33.78
1Sviatlana KudzelichBelarusDNF
1Hanane OuhaddouMoroccoDQR163.3b
1Aisha PraughtJamaicaDQR163.3b

The final was held at 21:00.

RankNameNationalityTimeNotes
Hyvin JepkemoiKenya9:19.11
Habiba GhribiTunisia9:19.24
Gesa Felicitas KrauseGermany9:19.25PB
4Sofia AssefaEthiopia9:20.01SB
5Emma CoburnUnited States9:21.78
6Hiwot AyalewEthiopia9:24.27
7Virginia NyamburaKenya9:26.21
8Lalita BabarIndia9:29.64
9Stephanie GarciaUnited States9:31.06
10Salima El Ouali AlamiMorocco9:32.15
11Ruth JebetBahrain9:33.41
12Colleen QuigleyUnited States9:34.29
13Özlem KayaTurkey9:34.66
14Fadwa Sidi MadaneMorocco9:41.45
15Rosefline ChepngetichKenya9:46.08
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