Quicksilver Swimming Posts New Meet Record and NAG Records With 1:18.67 Boys 200 Free Relay

2025 Speedo Winter Junior Championships – West

• December 10 – 13, 2025
• Lee & Joe Jamil Texas Swimming Center, Austin, Texas
• SCY (25 Yards)
• Meet Central
• Psych Sheets
• Live Results (also available on Meet Mobile: “2025 West Speedo Winter Juniors”
• Live Recaps
  • Prelims: Day 2 | Day 3
  • Finals: Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3

BOYS’ 200 FREE RELAY — Timed Finals

• Meet Record: 1:19.03, Bolles School Sharks (Dressel, Condorelli, Goossen, Schooling ) – 2012
• 13-14 NAG Record: 1:25.63, Scottsdale Aquatic Club (Hoffer, Blake, Goll, Apel) – 2013
• 15-16 NAG Record: 1:20.12, Quicksilver Swimming (Porter, Foucu, Apuada, Litwiller) – 2024
• 17-18 NAG Record: 1:18.92, Spartan Aquatic Club (Muhammad, Stoffle, Beamon, McGrady) – 2021
• 15-18 Relay NAG Record: 1:18.92, Spartan Aquatic Club (Muhammad, Stoffle, Beamon, McGrady) – 2021

Top 8:

1. Quicksilver Swim – 1:18.67
2. Waterloo Swimming – 1:20.42
3. Texas Ford Aquatics – 1:20.70
4. DART Swimming – 1:20.85
5. NASA Wildcat Aquatics – 1:21.00
6. Lakeside Aquatic Club – 1:21.32
7. Irvine Novaquatics – 1:21.74
8. Beach Cities Alpha – 1:21.83

The Quicksilver Swimming relay of Nathan Foucu, Clark Apuada, Isaac Litwiller, and Tyler Porter swam to a new Meet Record en route to the Winter Juniors West title on Friday night. The team touched in a 1:18.67, breaking the previous record of a 1:18.96 set earlier tonight at the East meet as Central Ohio Aquatics swam to a 1:18.96.

Central Ohio had broken the previous record of a 1:19.03 set by Bolles School Sharks in 2012. That Bolles School relay included Olympians Caeleb Dressel, Santo Condorelli, and Joseph Schooling.

Not only that, but the Quicksilver time also broke the 15-18 and 17-18 National Age Group Records. Both of those marks were previously held by the Spartan Aquatic Club, who set the records in March 2021.

Split Comparison

The biggest difference today for Quicksilver was Isaac Litwiller‘s split of a 19.29. That was a huge split even compared to his flat start 50 last night when he swam a 20.17 for 12th.

Foucu led off in a lifetime best 19.87, marking his first time under 20 seconds. The Stanford commit’s previous best was a 20.08. We ranked Foucu 19th in the Class of 2026. Porter, an ASU commit, had the top time in that class heading into the fall and was an “Honorable Mention”, while Litwiller made the “Best of the Rest” as a sprint freestyler in our first rankings for the Class of 2027. He’s committed to Louisville, while Apuada has committed to the University of the Pacific.