In a seismic shift for collegiate swimming, renowned coach Bob Bowman’s relocation to Texas from Arizona State has created a ripple effect. Following his departure from ASU after nine successful years, including a historic national championship win. Bowman’s influence has already begun to reshape the landscape of the sport, and the latest announcement from World Champion Hubert Kos showcases its significance in the swimming realm.
NCAA runner-up Hubert Kos from Hungry announced his decision to transfer from Arizona State to Texas. The young star has already clinched the 2023 World title in the 200 backstroke, showcasing his prowess in the pool, and has been training with Bowman for a while. After Bowman’s announcement, Kos seized the opportunity to continue his training under the esteemed coach.
On 30th of April, he took to his Instagram handle and added a smiling image along with the caption, “First and foremost, I would like to thank everyone at ASU. The coaches, the staff, the team, the lads, and everyone who helped me along the way. This year was filled with magic moments, and I’m just truly happy to have shared them with you all. With that being said, I am incredibly excited to start a new chapter at the University of Texas, and looking forward to a successful season with my new team!