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Ngetich lights up Monaco with historic 8:08.95 as Kipyegon takes fourth

Ngetich lights up Monaco with historic 8:08.95 as Kipyegon takes fourth
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Kenyan runner Agnes Jebet Ngetich won the women's 3,000 meters at the Monaco Diamond League with a world-leading time of 8:08.95. This performance ranks as the third-fastest in history and marks a significant milestone in her career.

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Ngetich's historic time highlights the ongoing evolution of elite distance running and Kenya's continued dominance in the sport.

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