ISL Season 2: Full Rosters Revealed For All 10 Teams

The International Swimming League has announced full rosters for all ten teams in the league’s second season of competition.

The rosters were revealed on the ISL website ahead of this morning’s press conference for Season 2, though there is still plenty of fluctuating going on with all of these rosters.

Energy Standard

  • Coach: James Gibson
  • GM: Jean-Francois Salessy

Women:

  • Sarah Sjostrom
  • Siobhan Haughey
  • Femke Heemskerk
  • Breeja Larson
  • Emily Seebohm
  • Pernille Blume
  • Zsuzsanna Jakabos
  • Georgia Davies
  • Anastasiya Shkurdai
  • Imogen Clark
  • Mary-Sophie Harvey
  • Viktoria Gunes
  • Tamara van Vliet
  • Maddy Banic
  • Lucy Hope

Men:

  • Florent Manaudou
  • Chad le Clos
  • Ilya Shymanovich
  • Evgenii Rylov
  • Kliment Kolesnikov
  • Felipe Lima
  • Ben Proud
  • Kregor Zirk
  • Max Litchfield
  • Maxim Stupin
  • Simonas Bilis
  • Sergii Shevtsov
  • Danas Rapsys
  • Andrius Sidlauskas
  • Matt Grevers
  • Andrey Zhilkin

London Roar

  • Coach: Melanie Marshall
  • GM: Rob Woodhouse

Women:

  • Minna Atherton
  • Emma McKeon
  • Cate Campbell
  • Sydney Pickrem
  • Alia Atkinson
  • Annie Lazor
  • Marie Wattel
  • Holly Hibbott
  • Holly Barratt
  • Kira Toussaint
  • Bronte Campbell
  • Siobhan-Marie O’Connor
  • Freya Anderson
  • Anna Hopkin
  • Mariia Kameneva
  • Aimee Wilmott

Men:

  • Kyle Chalmers
  • Guilherme Guido
  • Andreas Vazaios
  • Adam Peaty
  • Duncan Scott
  • Kirill Prigoda
  • Elijah Winnington
  • Vini Lanza
  • James Guy
  • Christian Diener
  • Marius Kusch
  • Matthew Wilson
  • Tom Dean
  • Alex Graham
  • Luke Greenbank
  • Mikhail Vekovishchev

Iron

  • Coach: Jozsef Nagy
  • GM: Dorina Szekeres

Women:

  • Katinka Hosszu
  • Ranomi Kromowidjojo
  • Veronika Andrusenko
  • Mireia Belmonte
  • Jenna Laukkanen
  • Jessica Hansen
  • Maria Ugolkova
  • Valerie van Roon
  • Emilie Beckmann
  • Melanie Henique
  • Isabella Hindley
  • Caroline Pilhatsch
  • Tatjana Schoenmaker
  • Daria K. Ustinova
  • Daryna Zevina

Men:

  • Robert Glinta
  • Ross Murdoch
  • Guilherme Bassetto
  • Ramon Klenz
  • Maixm Lobanovszkij
  • Artsiom Machekin
  • Clement Mignon
  • Marco Orsi
  • Oussama Sahnoune
  • Emre Sakci
  • Nicholas Santos
  • Leonardo Santos
  • Thom de Boer
  • Yakov Toumarkin
  • Kristof Milak
  • David Verraszto

Aqua Centurions

  • Coach: Matteo Giunta
  • GM: Alessandra Guerra

Women:

  • Martina Carraro
  • Elena di Liddo
  • Federica Pellegrini
  • Madeline Groves
  • Silvia Scalia
  • Ilaria Bianchi
  • Arianna Castiglioni
  • Larissa Oliveira
  • Silvia di Pietro
  • Sara Franceschi
  • Etiene Medeiros
  • Lidon Munoz

Men:

  • Szebaztian Szabo
  • Breno Correia
  • Fabio Scozzoli
  • Matteo Rivolta
  • Simone Sabbioni
  • Philip Heintz
  • Travis Mahoney
  • Marcelo Chierighini
  • Alessandro Miressi
  • Pedro Spajari
  • Matteo Ciampi
  • Leonardo de Deus
  • Luiz Altamir Melo
  • Nicolo Martinenghi
  • Gabriel Santos

Tokyo Frog Kings

  • Coach: Dave Salo
  • GM: Kosuke Kitajima

Women:

  • Simona Kubova
  • Catie DeLoof
  • Reona Aoki
  • Suzuka Hasegawa
  • Chihiro Igarashi
  • Runa Imai
  • Anna Ntountounaki
  • Yui Ohashi
  • Natsumi Sakai
  • Aya Sato
  • Sakiko Shimizu
  • Rio Shirai
  • Miho Teramura
  • Leah Smith
  • Ai Soma

Men:

  • Vladimir Morozov
  • Daiya Seto
  • Markus Thormeyer
  • Bruno Fratus
  • Shinri Shioura
  • Cristian Quintero
  • Kosuke Hagino
  • Ryosuke Irie
  • Takeshi Kawamoto
  • Yuki Kobori
  • Yasuhiro Koseki
  • Kosuke Matsui
  • Katsuhiro Matsumoto
  • Naoki Mizunuma
  • Shoma Sato

Cali Condors

  • Coach: Jeff Julian
  • GM: Jason Lezak

Women:

Men:

LA Current

  • Coach: David Marsh
  • GM: Lenny Krayzelburg

Women:

Men:

DC Trident

  • Coach: Cyndi Gallagher
  • GM: Kaitlin Sandeno

Women:

Men:

NY Breakers

  • Coach: Martin Truijens
  • GM: Tina Andrew

Women:

Men:

Toronto Titans

  • Coach: Byron MacDonald
  • GM: Robert Kent

Women:

  • Kayla Sanchez
  • Kylie Masse
  • Kelsey Wog
  • Lisa Bratton
  • Rebecca Smith
  • Emily Overholt
  • Anika Apostalon
  • Jocelyn Ulyett
  • Michelle Coleman
  • Anna Egorova
  • Anastasia Fesikova
  • Louise Hansson
  • Julie Meynen
  • Claire Fisch
  • Tess Cieplucha

Men:

  • Michael Chadwick
  • Blake Pieroni
  • Yuri Kisil
  • Finlay Knox
  • Mack Darragh
  • Shane Ryan
  • Andriy Govorov
  • Aleksandr Krasnykh
  • Sergey Fesikov
  • Cole Pratt
  • Anton McKee
  • Brent Hayden
  • Alberto Razzetti
  • Erik Persson
  • Jay Lelliot

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Jan hopper
3 years ago

Public not allowed in to watch?

Admin
Reply to  Jan hopper
3 years ago

No, the public won’t be allowed in.

swimfan_00
3 years ago

Where can we see the competition schedule for this season?

camelboar
3 years ago

No John Shebat for Cali?

Dan
3 years ago

Would been nice to have seen the swimmers old team listed after their names (the team they represented last year, if they switched).

Troyy
Reply to  Dan
3 years ago

It’s like that in the individual article for each team. Here’s the London Roar one:

https://swimswam.com/isl-rosters-london-roar-returns-core-to-chase-season-2-title/

Canada Fan
3 years ago

No Penny neither?

Verram
3 years ago

Does anyone know where it’s actually going to be held?

Also I’m surprised jack cartwright is listed as he hasn’t been swimming much lately

Corn Pop
Reply to  Braden Keith
3 years ago

Logistics here ..If they were to rec e ive permission That would require 2 x2 weeks hotel isolation IF they can get return flights..

I could go to my local cafe / food market & find 30 British Italian Asian p

Corn Pop
Reply to  Corn Pop
3 years ago

Ppl who want to fly out to visit their relatives for Xmas not just travel to do sport . Of course they would need to b e whittled down t o whose relatives were closest to kicking the bucket . We have Intrepid bureaucrats who live for this stuff !

Verram
Reply to  Verram
3 years ago

Cool.. I wonder if the Aussie swimmers will get special exemption to leave the country then given we are banned from leaving our shores .. there’s a lot of Aussie swimmers involved 

ab88
3 years ago

boring. the bad teams didn’t get better. what is even the point to watch a team event when there is no competition between teams? sorry, but i’ll pass..

SCCOACH
Reply to  ab88
3 years ago

There are mismatches in all sports, especially swimming. This was a pretty fun thing last year even with the mismatches. Did you watch it? Even if the overall teams are lopsided at some of the meets there are still fun individual races.

The final meet in Vegas was awesome.

Dan
Reply to  ab88
3 years ago

I think I will watch this year, but if it continues to be this mismatched I know I and several others will not watch it in the future (and that comes from comments from current high school swimmers who you would think would be interested in this type of meets).

Darth.
Reply to  ab88
3 years ago

I was in London watching it live last year. One of the best sport event I ever seen. Very exciting. Brought the normally dull swim comps at least two steps up.

Reid
3 years ago

So I guess Tomoe Zenimoto Hvas is giving up his NCAA eligibility

Dan
Reply to  Reid
3 years ago

Was wondering the same thing

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