Minneapolis, March 26: ED Moses set his third world record in two days to highlight the competition on the third and final day of the men’s NCAA swimming and diving championships at the University of Minnesota Aquatic Centre.
Moses, who twice lowered the world short course record in the 100 metre breaststroke on Friday, slashed more than a second from Russian Roman Sloudnov’s six-day-old world mark in the 200m breaststroke of 2:07.59, when he hit the pads in 2:06.40.
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