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Cynthia Jemutai · Alabama Track & Field

Cynthia Jemutai (Alabama) ran 9:33.36 in the 3000m Steeplechase in the 2026 outdoor season, #4 on the NCAA D1 national list. That mark beats the top recruiting level at all 1,104 college programs with 3000m Steeplechase standards on this site.

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Season bests

SeasonEventMarkNational rankConference rankMeet
2026 outdoor1500m4:15.04–#13 SECCrimson Tide Invitational Apr 10, 2026
2026 outdoor5000m15:50.36–#10 SECSEC Outdoor T&F Championships 2026 May 14, 2026
2026 outdoor3000m Steeplechase9:33.36#4#2 SECNCAA Division I Outdoor Track & Field Championships 06/10-13/26
2026 indoorMile4:39.30–#17 SECOrange & Purple Invite Jan 22, 2026
2026 indoor3000m9:03.00–#9 SEC2026 SEC Indoor Track and Field Championships Feb 26, 2026
2025 cross country6K19:05.6#19–NCAA Division I Cross Country Championships November 22, 2025

How do Cynthia's marks compare with college recruiting standards?

Each best mark against every program's levels on this site (Walk-On is the easiest level, the top level is Target or scholarship level).

EventBest markMeets Walk-On atMeets top level at
1500m4:15.041,120 of 1,1351,073
Mile4:39.3017 of 1717
3000m9:03.0040 of 4040
5000m15:50.361,126 of 1,1261,062
3000m Steeplechase9:33.361,104 of 1,1041,104

Common questions

What is Cynthia Jemutai's best 3000m Steeplechase mark?

9:33.36, set in the 2026 outdoor season (TFRRS performance lists).

How many colleges would a 9:33.36 3000m Steeplechase fit?

All of them: it beats the top recruiting level at all 1,104 college programs with women's 3000m Steeplechase standards on this site.

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Source: TFRRS performance lists 2025 to 2026. Marks are each season's best on a national or conference list, so meets without a list mark are not shown. Full results on TFRRS ›

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