Alabama's Doris Lemngole won the women's 3,000-meter steeplechase on Friday, making her a back-to-back winner at the event and the first such competitor since 2015-16.
She had a time of 9:20.83. Lemngole has already had a decorated collegiate career, adding to her trophy case once more Friday.
The Crimson Tide had two silver medals as well, from Katelyn Adel in the women's heptathlon and Mariia Horielova in the women's long jump.
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