2018 IAAF World U20 Championships – Women's 3000 metres steeplechase

Women's 3000 metres steeplechase ; at the 2018 World U20 Championships
Venue	Ratina Stadium
Dates	10 July (heats); 13 July (final)
Competitors	40 from 27 nations
Winning time	9:12.78
Medalists

The women's 3000 metres steeplechase at the 2018 IAAF World U20 Championships was held at Ratina Stadium on 10 and 13 July.[1]

Records

Standing records prior to the 2018 IAAF World U20 Championships in Athletics
World U20 Record	Celliphine Chespol (KEN)	8:58.78	Eugene, United States	26 May 2017
Championship Record	Celliphine Chespol (KEN)	9:25.15	Bydgoszcz, Poland	22 July 2016
World U20 Leading	Celliphine Chespol (KEN)	9:01.82	Paris, France	30 June 2018

Qualification: First 3 of each heat ( Q ) and the 6 fastest times ( q ) qualified for the final. The overall results were as follows:[2]

Rank	Heat	Name	Nationality	Time	Note
1	3	Peruth Chemutai	Uganda	9:34.34	Q
2	1	Celliphine Chespol	Kenya	9:45.60	Q
3	3	Mercy Chepkurui	Kenya	9:50.05	Q
4	2	Winfred Mutile Yavi	Bahrain	9:52.23	Q
5	3	Etalemahu Sintayehu	Ethiopia	9:52.92	Q, PB
6	1	Montanna McAvoy	Australia	9:59.67	Q, PB
7	2	Agrie Belachew	Ethiopia	9:59.95	Q, SB
8	1	Manami Nishiyama	Japan	10:02.89	Q, PB
9	1	Derya Kunur	Turkey	10:05.60	q, NJR
10	3	Lisa Oed	Germany	10:07.79	q, SB
11	1	Lisa Vogelgesang	Germany	10:08.17	q
12	2	Kristlin Gear	United States	10:09.08	Q
13	1	Alice Hill	United States	10:09.15	q, PB
14	2	Brielle Erbacher	Australia	10:09.43	q, PB
15	1	Grace Fetherstonhaugh	Canada	10:09.60	q
16	1	Famke Heinst	Netherlands	10:12.42
17	3	Astrid Snäll	Finland	10:12.67	PB
18	3	Ikram Ouaaziz	Morocco	10:13.97	PB
19	1	Jenipher Contois	France	10:15.89	PB
20	1	Sandra Šrut	Croatia	10:19.80	NU20R
21	2	Parami Wasanthi Maristela	Sri Lanka	10:20.12	NU20R
22	2	Andrea Kolbeinsdóttir	Iceland	10:21.26	NU20R
23	2	Jasmijn Bakker	Netherlands	10:24.28
24	2	Ludovica Cavalli	Italy	10:24.41	PB
25	2	Laura Dickinson	Canada	10:24.64	SB
26	3	Emilie Renaud	France	10:27.56
27	2	Tian Wanhua	China	10:28.52
28	1	Tíra Pavuk	Hungary	10:31.40	PB
29	2	Holly Page	Great Britain	10:35.36
30	2	Salla Laukkanen	Finland	10:36.38	PB
31	2	Yonca Kutluk	Turkey	10:36.97	PB
32	2	Anna Mark Helwigh	Denmark	10:37.59
33	1	June Arbeo	Spain	10:38.52
34	3	Sibylle Häring	Switzerland	10:38.85
35	3	Yuka Nosue	Japan	10:39.24
36	3	Boglárka Mógor	Hungary	10:43.79
37	3	Marwa Bou Ghanmi	Tunisia	10:44.23
38	3	Linda Palumbo	Italy	10:44.68
39	1	Clara Macarena Baiocchi	Argentina	10:44.92
40	3	Karin Gošek	Slovenia	10:57.31

Rank	Name	Nationality	Time	Note
	Celliphine Chespol	Kenya	9:12.78	CR
	Peruth Chemutai	Uganda	9:18.87
	Winfred Mutile Yavi	Bahrain	9:23.47
4	Mercy Chepkurui	Kenya	9:43.65
5	Agrie Belachew	Ethiopia	9:44.79	SB
6	Ethlemahu Sintayehu	Ethiopia	9:50.96	PB
7	Alice Hill	United States	9:57.04	PB
8	Lisa Oed	Germany	9:57.45	PB
9	Manami Nishiyama	Japan	10:00.49	PB
10	Kristlin Gear	United States	10:00.99
11	Grace Fetherstonhaugh	Canada	10:02.28
12	Derya Kunur	Turkey	10:03.46	NJR
13	Montanna McAvoy	Australia	10:06.37
14	Lisa Vogelgesang	Germany	10:07.67
15	Brielle Erbacher	Australia	10:16.84

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