08.25 in 200 breast on the last night of the Longhorn elite invitation

2025 Longhorn Aquatics Elite Invitation

• 14.-16. May 2025
• Lee and Joe Jamail Texas Swim Center, Austin, Texas
• Long course knife (50 meters)
• Live results

The 2025 Longhorn elite Invite wrapped high In Austin To Saturday. While The meet Wasn't Livestream, Swimswam Was capable To rail down some from The Racing Videos out of The Competition.

Below Are all from The available Racing Videos out of Night three, which presented The 100 Back swimming, 200 Breast swimming, 200 I AM, 50 Freestyle, And The Men'sonly 800 Freistil. All Racing Videos –except The Ladies 200 Breast-have been posted To YouTube, Decency from Texas Men Bathe & Dive.

If You missing How The meeting unfolded, scroll To The below from The Article for Swimswam Night three recapitulate.

Available racing videos

800 freestyle for men (Winner: Rex Maurer, 7: 51.19):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-woyhubgn54

Women 100 back (Winner: Regan Smith, 58.34):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GJ1RE0WYFU

Men 100 back (Winner: Hubert Kos, 53.51):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7ywuxaoan8

Men 200 chest (Winner: Leon Marchand, 2: 08.25):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QIE_HGH6MUA

Women 200 im (Winner: Regan Smith, 2: 11.36):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aszm_upgvl8

Men 200 im (Winner: Hubert Kos, 1: 59.18):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fl7vg0gvdmm

Freestyle of women 50 (Winner: Simone Manuel, 24.54):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axcbsh2Qf0

50 freestyle of men (Winner: Ben Scholl, 22.56):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YT7577STF4W

Swimswams complete session recap

Olympic Regan Smith On the last day of the Longhorn Elite invitation picked up a few victories, just 35 minutes apart.

This included a 58.34 in the 100 back, which is about a second slower than the 57.46, which she swam in Fort Lauderdale in the final, but still faster than any other rival Kaylee mckeown Was worldwide this season.

Maggie Wanezek (1: 00.47) and national team Phoebe bacon (1: 00.59), both from Wisconsin, took the 2nd and 3rd place.

About half an hour later swam Smith 2: 11.36 in the 200 in. That was about a second slower than the 2: 10.25, which she swam in FT. Lauderdale.

Smith, who trains under the archetypal IM coach Bob Bowman, has always been a very good in the ', but she never swung it at a big selection meeting and actually never drove the event in her career in a long course in back-to-back meetings like this.

Smith is still the best three-stroke domer in the world, although her chest baked back (40.74 split). That was about three seconds slower than the University of Texas Undergrad Campbell Chase Was on the sternum.

Chases run over the second place on Saturday from 2: 12.53 undermining her lifelong best from the Olympic exams of the last summer of about half a second. Incidentally, their drops included an enormous improvement in the chest of their earlier best time.

Campbells shared comparison:

	Persection hunt before PB
	2024 US Olympic attempts	2025 Longhorn Elite Invitation	Difference
Fly Split	29.60	28.53	-1.07
Sounded back	33.34	34.87	+1.53
Breast shared	38.85	37.71	-1.14
Free separation	31.27	31.42	+0.15
	2: 13.06	2: 12.53	-0.53

Erin Gemmell Was 3: 14.08, only 0.08 seconds shortly before their best time.

Another Texas Longhorn on the side of the men Rex bricklayer won the 800 Free in 7: 51.19, which from December 2023 best cuts out of its lifespan almost 19 seconds. Maurer's career has turned a corner since his Bob Bowman training team, including the winnings of NCAA titles in 500 Free and 400 in March, his last meeting.

His 7: 51.19 would have taken 5th place at the Olympic exams of the last summer. With one of the two swimmers that the team made in this event (Luke Whitlock) This swimming remark will announce on Saturday that it will not drive at US nationals, and two weeks will significantly increase the chances of bricklayer. Daniel Matheson is the No. 2 returnee from attempts, in which he sponge 7: 49.34.

Maurer also swam 3: 46.52 in the 400 free and 4: 16.61 in 400 im.

The other highlight race of the last race in Austin was the 200 -breast -hutschen, where the Frenchman Leon Marchand Swam 2: 08.25, which gives him under the necessary French qualification standard for the World Cup. The French Federation selects most of its team from the French National Championships in Montpellier next month, but made an exception for the four -time Olympic gold medalist Marchand to qualify for meetings in the USA

This was one of Marchand's four victories at the Olympic Games last summer.

Carson Foster Was 2. In this race in 2: 14.31.

Hubert KosThe Hungarian Olympic champion in 200 last summer won the 100 in 53.51. He exceeded Will Modglin (54.18). This is about an improvement of six tenths for Modglin compared to this meeting last year, even though it is about two weeks closer to the Big Tafer Tafe meeting.

Simone ManuelWho earned a headliner victory in the 100 free earlier a week, won the 50 free on Saturday in 24.54. That is. 45 seconds better than they in the Pro Swim series in FT. Lauderdale at the beginning of this month and almost as quickly as the 24.51 they swam in the final at the Olympic exams of the past year. On the Ft. The Lauderdale Pro series at the beginning of the month Manuel said that her current training was the most difficult that she had ever done in her career.

Texas A & M's Ben Scholl won the 50 free in 22.56, which is faster than with the Olympic exams of the last summer and only 0.17 best of its lifespan.

Texas ascending in the second year Piper tight won the 200 breast in 2: 31.89.