Luke Hobson, Hubi Kos Break Down Historic NCAA Records in 200 Free, 100 Back

2025 Men’s NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships

The Texas duo of Hobson and Hubert had one heck of a night in Federal Way. Luke Hobson, the 2x defending champion in the 200 free, made it three in a row, dropping a massive 1:28.33 to break his own NCAA record by half a second. Two events later, Hubi Kos won his 2nd event of the meet, cracking the 3-year-old NCAA record with a 43.20.

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Tigerswim22
7 days ago

Seems to me that breaking an NCAA record is in and of itself an historic accomplishment. It’s a “best ever in the history of the sport” moment for the swimmer(s) beating the previous “best ever” performance!

NornIron Swim
7 days ago

I don’t think historic is the right word. Its unnecessarily dramatic.

The 2 free was Hobson’s own and the back was only a couple of years old.
There won’t be a consensus on the correct number but something like 10+ years for historic. Or breaking the record of a historically fast swim – like breaking CD’s 50 free.

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