By Robert Gibbs on SwimSwam
2025 Texas Hall of Fame Invitational
November 18-21, 2025 Lee and Joe Jamail Texas Swimming Center, Austin, TX 11:00 am ET swimming prelims/11:30 am diving prelims/7:00 pm ET finals (Tuesday exception: 5 pm ET relay timed finals) Championship Format SCY Live Results Results on Meet Mobile as “Texas Hall of Fame Swimming Invite” Live Recaps Finals: Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 Prelims: Day 2 | Day 3Lost in all of the excitement of a lot of fast swimming today was the fact that the Texas men knocked exactly a second off the American Record in the 400 medley relay to cap off Day 3 of the 2025 Texas Hall of Fame Invitational.
Will Modglin led off the Longhorns’ ‘A’ relay with his third sub-44 swim of the day, clocking a 43.78. 100 breast champ Nate Germonprez split 49.91 on breast. Both Modglin and Germonprez were faster than they were on this relay at NCAAs in March, where Modglin led off in 44.37 and Germonprez split 50.49, en route to a 2nd-place finish. Tonight, Garrett Gould split 45.31 on fly, and Camden Taylor anchored in 41.34.
That swim takes exactly one second off the existing American Record, which NC State earlier this year at NCAAs with a 9th-place finish. Before NC State, Cal had owned that record for eight years.
NC State, 3:01.34 (2025 NCAA Championships, Old Record Texas, 3:00.34 (2025 Texas Hall of Fame Invite, New Record) Back Quintin McCarty 45.57 Will Modglin 43.78 Breast Sam Hoover 50.86 Nate Germonprez 49.91 Fly Luke Miller 44.17 Garrett Gould 45.31 Free Jerry Fox 40.74 Camden Taylor 41.34This event has gotten much faster over the last few years, with the Florida Gators owning the fastest time ever with a 2:55.66 at last season’s NCAA championships. But the Gators, like most of the top NCAA teams currently, had a relay lineup that consisted both of American swimmers and international swimmers, so while they were eligible for the NCAA (and U.S. Open) Record, they were ineligible for the American Record, which requires all four swimmers to be currently eligible to represent the USA internationally.
In fact, when NC State set the previous American Record in March, they did so with a 9th-place finish at NCAAs. Texas finished 2nd in that same event (2:58.95), but they had Hubert Kos, who represents Hungary internationally, swimming fly. Kos is not competing collegiately this semester, and sophomore Garrett Gould, who specializes in sprint freestyle, took over fly duties on the medley relay today.
Of the five yards relay contested in the NCAA championship format, the Longhorns now own two American Records (400 medley relay and 800 free relay), Indiana owns one (200 medley relay), and NC State owns the 200 free and the 400 free relay records. None of those also stand as NCAA/U.S. Open Records, as Tennessee owns the 200/400 free relay records, Cal owns the 800 free, and the Florida Gators own the all-time marks in both medley relay records.
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