Luka Mijatovic Swims Seven PBs at Super league LCM Champs In Novato

Super League Long Course Championships

  • July 10-12, 2026
  • Mikok Aquatics Center, Novato, CA
  • LCM (50 meters)
  • “2026 Super League LCM Championships” on Meet Mobile

The Super League Long Course Championships were headlined by some of the United States’ top swimming stars, notably Olympic Champion Torri Huske and National Age Group sensation and SCY American Record Holder Luka Mijatovic.

Mijatovic was undeniably one of the biggest names on the men’s side. Swimming a much different event lineup than we are used to seeing; one that saw some sprint free and individual back, breast, and fly events.

Mijatovic made the most of the varied lineup, swimming seven lifetime bests. Though we have become accustomed to Mijatovic in some of the longer distance free and IM events, the 17-year-old Texas commit notched career bests in the 100 free (49.80), 50 back (27.62), 100 back (57.84), 50 breast (30.87), 100 breast (1:05.47), 200 fly (1:58.96), and the 200 IM (2:00.73).

Huske was a three-time winner in Novato, reaching the final wall first in the 50 free (25.07), 50 fly (26.85), and the 200 IM (2:12.84). This meet marks her first swims since the Pro Swim Series in Indianapolis in June, where she was 24.27 in the 50 free, 26.84 in the 50 fly, and touched in 2:09.59 in the 200 IM. That 200 IM time ranks her as the 12th fastest performer in the world this season.

Lucy Thomas, a fellow Stanford swimmer, only raced a pair of events. However, she made them count, winning the 50 breast in 31.61 (after touching in a season best in the prelims in 30.95), and clocking a pair of career bests in both the prelims and the finals of the 50 fly, touching in 28.50 in the heats, before taking another two tenths off of that newly minted best in 28.29.

DART Swimming’s Lauren Lonsdale also found herself swimming several personal bests in Novato, clocking her fastest ever times in the 50 back (30.14), 100 back (1:01.64), and 100 fly (1:03.03). Similar to Thomas, Lonsdale notched best times in both the prelims and finals of both the 100 back and 100 fly, clocking a prelims 100 back time of 1:02.15 and a 100 fly performance of 1:03.66.

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Buttafly
40 minutes ago

Luka’s 2 fly lowkey keeps getting better

bobthebuilderrocks
Reply to  Buttafly
31 minutes ago

gonna need a day2 event. (that feels weird to say)

bobthebuilderrocks
Reply to  bobthebuilderrocks
30 minutes ago

or is it 3?

Foreign Embassy
1 hour ago

Lucy Thomas “a fellow Stanford swimmer” to who? Luka? That doesn’t make sense

bobthebuilderrocks
Reply to  Foreign Embassy
1 hour ago

Terin can’t catch a break in the comment sections.

Samboys
Reply to  Foreign Embassy
56 minutes ago

To Torri.

Academia
Reply to  Foreign Embassy
54 minutes ago

Genuinely talking about Torri Huske the ENTIRE previous paragraph

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Born in Omaha, Nebraska, in 2002, Terin grew up in and around the water; as the son of a former Paralympic swim coach, he was pushed around in a stroller up and down lane lines, and chlorine made its early impression on him. As time went on, he began his …

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