ISL Draft: Adam Peaty to Return to London Roar; All Ten Teams Bolster Roster With 11 Additions

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ISL Draft: Adam Peaty to Return to London Roar; All Ten Teams Bolster Roster With 11 Additions

The 10 International Swimming League (ISL) teams filled out their rosters to 27 total swimmers on Wednesday as the teams participated in an 10-round draft, with each team also retaining one swimmer from their team last year that was voted to stay by fans for this year’s third season that will be held in Naples in late August and September.

The first five confirmed athletes for each team were announced last week, and the next ten were announced yesterday, which can be viewed here.

Teams will be able to retain up to a maximum of 15 ‘protected’ athletes from their Season 1 and Season 2 rosters, plus an additional ‘protected’ athlete elected via an interactive online fan vote. Teams will then be able to select 11 additional swimmers from the Draft Pool during the ISL Draft, to a maximum total of 27 swimmers.

Once the Draft has concluded, Clubs’ General Managers will finalize their respective teams’ rosters, to a maximum of 36 swimmers each, through direct negotiations with the remaining swimmers from the Draft Pool only.

The teams drafted in reverse order of last season’s final standings, with the Aqua Centurions selecting Mariia Kameneva and the DC Trident selecting Anna Hopkin.

You can find the full draft rules here.

Those retained swimmers for each team via fan vote:

Cali Condors – Eddie Wang
Energy Standard – Ben Proud
London Roar – Adam Peaty
LA Current – Julia Sebastian
Team Iron – Marco Orsi
Tokyo Frog Kings – Cristian Quintero
Toronto Titans – Jay Lelliott
New York Breakers – Brandonn Almeida
DC Trident – Mohamed Samy
Aqua Centurions – Fabio Santi

ISL Draft Results:

Aqua Centurions

Holly Barratt, Australia
Ilia Borodin, Russia
Matteo Ciampi, Italy
Kathleen Dawson, Great Britain
Holly Hibbott, Great Britain
Chase Kalisz, United States
Mariia Kameneva, Russia
Radoslaw Kawecki, Poland
Fantine Lesaffre, France
Rika Omoto, Japan
Fabio Santi, Italy

DC Trident

Tatiana Belonogoff, Russia
Ali DeLoof, United States
Felipe Franca, Brazil
Anna Hopkin, Great Britain
Zsuzsanna Jakabos, Hungary
Farida Osman, Egypt
Mohamed Samy, Egypt
Aleksandr Shchegolev, Russia
Sergii Shevtsov, Ukraine
Mariia Temnikova, Russia
Andreas Vazaios, Greece

New York Breakers

Brandonn Almeida, Brazil
Cornelia Fiedkiewicz, Poland
Maxime Grousset, France
Philip Heintz, Germany
Lucy Hope, Great Britain
Jakub Majerski, Poland
David Popovici, Romania
Marrit Steenbergen, Netherlands
Mewen Tomac, France
Darina Zevina, Ukraine

Toronto Titans

Brent Hayden, Canada
Chelsea Hodges, Australia
Luc Kroon, Netherlands
Marius Kusch, Germany
Jay Lelliott, Great Britain
Max Litchfield, Great Britain
Summer McIntosh, Canada
Grigori Pekarski, Belarus
Fabian Schwingenschlogl, Germany
Laura Stephens, Great Britain
Aimee Willmott, Great Britain

Team Iron

Andrej Barna, Serbia
Costanza Cocconcelli, Italy
Ingeborg Loyning, Norway
Lukas Maertens, Germany
Marco Orsi, Italy
Bernard Reitshammer, Austria
Matthew Richards, Great Britain
Jenna Strauch, Australia
Kirill Strelnikov, Russia
Mikhail Vekovishchev, Russia
Africa Zamorano, Spain

Tokyo Frog Kings

Bowe Becker, United States
Mallory Comerford, United States
Ivan Girev, Russia
Nandor Nemeth, Hungary
Alessandro Pinzuti, Italy
Noe Ponti, Switzerland
Cristian Quintero, Venezuela
Grigory Tarasevich, Russia
Aly Tetzloff, United States
Cassie Wild, Great Britain

LA Current

Javier Acevedo, Canada
Bronte Campbell, Australia
Breno Correia, Brazil
Abrahm DeVine, United States
Valentine Dumont, Belgium
Sara Franceschi, Italy
Will Licon, United States
Anna Ntountonuaki, Greece
Julia Sebastian, Argentina
Matthew Wilson, Australia
Alina Zmushka, Belarus

London Roar

Ilaria Bianchi, Italy
Dylan Carter, Trinidad & Tobago
Christian Diener, Germany
Zac Incerti, Australia
Vini Lanza, Brazil
Jenna Laukkanen, Finland
Teppei Morimoto, Japan
Ross Murdoch, Great Britain
Andi Murez, Israel
Katsumi Nakamura, Japan
Adam Peaty, Great Britain

Energy Standard

Helena Bach, Denmark
Marco de Tullio, Italy
Viktoria Gunes, Turkey
James Guy, Great Britain
Boglarka Kapas, Hungary
Felipe Lima, Brazil
Etiene Medeiros, Brazil
Clement Mignon, France
Ben Proud, Great Britain
Maxim Stupin, Russia
Charlie Swanson, United States

Cali Condors (Defending Champs)

Khader Baqlah, Jordan
Kevin Cordes, United States
Sherridon Dressel, United States
Emily Escobedo, United States
Aleksandr Krasnykh, Russia
Leonie Kullmann, Germany
Oleg Kostin, Russia
Jesse Puts, Netherlands
Mark Szaranek, Great Britain
Eddie Wang, Taiwan
Brodie Williams, Great Britain

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