I S L R E V E A L S U S T E A M S R O S T E R SA H E A D O F T H E I S L S E A S O N 2C O M P E T I T I O N S I N B U D A P E S T

As announced during the Season 2 launch press conference, the International Swim-ming League (ISL) has chosen to host its 2020 regular season and semi-finals in a single location with a condensed 5-week schedule from October 16, 2020. The world-renowned Duna Arena in Budapest, Hungary will serve as the venue, for the only major competition to feature the world’s best swimmers this year.

US teams, today unveiled their full rosters, set to compete in Budapest including DC Trident (Washington), LA Current (Los Angeles), Cali Condors (San Francisco) and New York Breakers (New York).

They will pride themselves having their performances live broadcasted in their home country on CBS Sports, following a multi-year media rights agreement to showcase ISL’s events across the network’s platforms. CBS Sports will present the entire 2020 ISL season of 13 events, 52 hours in total, live across various platforms.

Commenting on the announcement of the US teams rosters, Apostolos Tsagkarakis, ISL Technical Director declared: “This is going to be an amazing season for all four US-based teams. We are aware that the situation around the world in 2020 has been challenging at least, but we have been presented with an opportunity to change the world of sports. DC Trident is returning some of their athletes from Season 1 and having added athletes that are hungry for success, I am sure they will be more com-petitive than last year. LA Current, having participated in the Grand Final in Las Vegas last December, are only aiming for higher placing with a very strong group of athletes. Cali Condors came close to last year’s championship and with all of their women’s roster compiled by American swimmers, they will pride themselves to win as many event as possible; the European teams that finished above them last year, must be careful this time around. NY Breakers added a big name on the staff [Martin Truijens, Head Coach] and did a great job recruiting this year and I certain that they are aiming to win as many events as possible during the whole season.”

Next full teams Roster to be announced:

Paris, September 24th 2020

September 30, 2020: Toronto Titans, Team Iron, Energy Standard Paris

October 7, 2020: Aqua Centurions, London Roar, Tokyo Frog Kings

M E N C O U N T R Y W O M E N C O U N T R Y

Andrew Loy

Conner McHugh

Matheus Santana

Zach Apple

Zach Harting

Zane Grothe

Robert Howard

Mark Nikolaev

Mohamed Samy

Jacob Pebley

Velimir Stjepanovic

Meiron Cheruti

Giles Smith

Abrahm Devine

Ian Finnerty

Thomas Cope

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Emma Barksdale

Remedy Rule

Ting Wen Quah

Leah Gingrich

Kathrin Demler

Miranda Tucker

Linnea Mack

Amy Bilquist

Kylee Perry

Margo Geer

Lindsey Kozelsky

Bethany Galat

Ali Galyer

Bailey Andison

Madison Kennedy

Kaitlin Sandeno Hogan

Cyndi Gallagher

Brean Deters

Robert Platt

Susan Shaw Teeter

Amy Murry

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The DC Trident is trained by Head Coach Cyndi Gallagher, led by

general manager Kaitlin Sandeno and based in Washington DC.

The LA Current is trained by Head Coach Dave Marshled, led by

general manager Lenny Krayzelburg and based in Los Angeles.

In 2019, LA Current beat state rival Cali Condors in the American

derby in Washington DC, and they are definitely aiming to repeat

such performance this year against them and also see how their

team will stack against the stronger European teams.

M E N C O U N T R Y W O M E N C O U N T R Y

Dylan Carter

Felipe Silva Franca

Fernando Scheffer

Kristian Gkolomeev

Andrew Seliskar

Santiago Grassi

Tom Shields

Zane Waddell

Josh Prenot

Jacob Heidtmann

Tomoe Hvas

Will Licon

Ryan Murphy

Maxime Rooney

Marco Ferreira

Apostolos Christou

TTO

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NOR

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CAN

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Abbey Weitzeil

Andi Murez

Beryl Gastaldello

Katie Mclaughlin

Kendyl Stewart

Kierra Smith

Madison Wilson

Makayla Sargent

Anastasia Gorbenko

Julia Sebastian

Alexandra Deloof

Helena Gasson

Alyssa Marsh

Aly Tetzloff

Claire Rasmus

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David Marsh

Benjamin Lee

Jackson Roach

Kimberly Brackin

Shahob Mehr

Brian Campbell

Hilla Reuveny

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The Cali Condors is trained by Head Coach Jonty Skinner, led by

general manager Jason Lezak and based in San Francisco. In

2019, during ISL’s season 1, one of Cali Condors major

achievements was elite swimmer Caeleb Dressel winning the

MVP award in 3 out of 4 matches including the Grand Final in Las

Vegas and it’s definitely in their goals to beat Energy Standard

and London Roar in regular season.

M E N C O U N T R Y W O M E N C O U N T R Y

Townley Haas

Tate Jackson

Kacper Majchrzak

Radoslaw Kawecki

Mark Szaranek

Tomas Peribonio

Justin Ress

Khader Baqlah

Coleman Stewart

Caeleb Dressel

Bowe Becker

Kevin Cordes

Nic Fink

Marcin Cieslak

Eddie Wang

Gunnar Bentz

USA

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POL

POL

GBR

ECU

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JOR

USA

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POL

TPE

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Allison Schmitt

Kelsi Dahlia

Molly Hannis

Hali Flickinger

Natalie Hinds

Olivia Smoliga

Melanie Margalis

Lilly King

Veronica Burchill

Meghan Small

Erika Brown

Beata Nelson

Sherridon Dressel

Lia Neal

Kelly Fertel

Haley Anderson

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Jason Lezak

Jonty Skinner

Tim Hochradel

Allison Beebe

Sean Schimmel

Brian Shrader

Wade Alberts

Kai-Lun Hsiao

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The New York Breakers is trained by Head Coach Martin

Truijens, led by general manager Tina Andrew and based

in New York.

M E N C O U N T R Y W O M E N C O U N T R Y

Michael Andrew

Marco Koch

Chris Reid

Brendon Smith

Brandon Almeida

Felix Aubock

James Wilby

Adam Telegdy

Joe Litchfield

Jan Switkowski

Matthew Richards

Pieter Timmers

Damian Wierling

Michal Poprawa

Lewis Clareburt

Jakub Skierka

Jacob Whittle

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Kasia Wasick

Emily Escobedo

Arina Surkova

Jeanette Ottesen

Boglarka Kapas

Sarah Vasey

Signe Bro

Abbie Wood

Tevyn Waddell

Svetlana Chimrova

Daria S. Ustinova

Ajna Kesely

Molly Renshaw

Chloe Golding

Alicja Tchorz

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Tina Andrew

Martin Truijens

Maike Wellmann

Peter Andrew

Don Wagner

Mads Hansen

Julie Hjelm Jacobsen

Melanie Wiktoria Praesius

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The International Swimming League (ISL) is the world’s first professional team swimming

league. Founded in 2019, the ISL consists of 10 global clubs with rosters stockpiled with the

best female and male swimmers on the planet. Its unique competitive format where “every

race is a final,” raucous in-venue atmosphere, celebration of gender equity and global

footprint make ISL not just unique in swimming, but in the world of sports at large.

A B O U T T H E I S L

North American Teams:

Cali Condors

DC Trident

NY Breakers

LA Current

Toronto Titans(new entry for 2020 season)

International Teams:

Aqua Centurions (Rome)

Energy Standard Paris (2019 ISL Champions)

London Roar

Team Iron (Budapest)

Tokyo Frog Kings(new entry for 2020 season)

For more details, visit isl.global or please contact:

Leslie Jung-Isenwater

+44 (0)7818 641 803

ljung@image7.uk.com

Juliette Mouraret

+33 6 81 67 38 80

jmouraret@image7.fr

Franck Pasquier

+33 6 73 62 57 99

fpasquier@image7.fr