NCAA D2 Athlete Hall of Fame Nominations

🟦 NCAA Championships
✅ NCAA Division II Outdoor Track & Field Championships

2018

🥇 10,000m – 29:19.91 (1st)

🏅 5000m – 14:04.85 (4th)

2017

🥈 5000m – 14:03.01 (2nd)

🥈 10,000m – 29:16.12 (2nd)

2016

🏅 5000m – 14:23.27 (9th)

🥉 10,000m – 29:41.87 (3rd)

✅ NCAA Division II Indoor Track & Field Championships

2018

🥈 5000m – 14:00.29 (2nd)

🏅 3000m – 8:07.36 (4th)

2017

🥈 5000m – 13:57.21 (2nd)

🥉 3000m – 8:03.29 (3rd)

2016

🥈 3000m – 8:24.15 (2nd)

🏅 5000m – 14:11.77 (5th)

✅ NCAA Division II Cross Country Championships

2017

🥇 10k – 30:18.8 (1st)

2016

🥉 10k – 29:52.7 (3rd)

🟥 GLIAC Championships
✅ GLIAC Outdoor Track & Field Championships

2018

🥇 5000m – 15:14.29 (1st)

🥇 10,000m – 31:22.16 (1st)

2017

🥇 5000m – 14:31.22 (1st)

🥇 10,000m – 30:49.01 (1st)

2016

🥉 5000m – 14:51.63 (3rd)

🥇 10,000m – 30:21.63 (1st)

✅ GLIAC Indoor Track & Field Championships

2018

🥇 Mile – 4:04.34 (1st)

🥇 3000m – 8:05.52 (1st)

🥉 DMR – 10:01.08 (3rd)

2017

🥇 3000m – 8:19.83 (1st)

🥈 5000m – 14:37.44 (2nd)

4️⃣ DMR – 10:14.61 (4th)

2016

🥇 3000m – 8:12.68 (1st)

✅ GLIAC Cross Country Championships

2017

🥇 8k – 24:27.4 (1st)

2016

🥇 8k – 24:14.6 (1st)

2015

🥇 8k – 24:06.8 (1st)

Professional career
After graduating in 2019, Ngandu began competing professionally in road races. In July 2019, Ngandu won the Buffalo Four-Mile Chase race in 18:14 minutes.[6] In 2021, he won the Columbus Half Marathon.[7]

On January 16, 2022, he won the 50th Houston Marathon in a sprint finish with a time of 2:11:03.[8] On May 7, 2022, he won the OneAmerica 500 Festival Mini-Marathon in Indianapolis, finishing in 1:03:25.[9] His personal best half marathon time of 1:01:28 was set on May 1, 2022, when he finished second at the UPMC Health Plan Pittsburgh Half Marathon.[10]