World Record holders Beatrice Chebet (14:45.59) and Faith Kipyegon (14:56.71), along with Agnes Jebet, all qualified for the 5000m final, setting up a potential medal sweep. Beatrice Chebet , the world record holder in the 10,000m with a time of 28:54.14 (set in 2024), controlled her 5000m heat to win in 14:45.59. Kipyegon is also a former world record holder in the 5000 m (14:05.20), demonstrating her versatility and lethal kick. Agnes Jebet , who qualified on time in the same heat as Kipyegon with 14:57.90, ensures a three-pronged attack in the final. The country’s athletes have already secured four gold, one silver, and two bronze medals at the Tokyo 2025 Championships, and the women’s distance stars are poised to add to that tally.