2019 International Swimming League

2019 International Swimming League
2019 International Swimming League
League	International Swimming League
Sport	Swimming
Duration	5 October – 21 December 2019
Number of teams	8
Regular season
Season champions	Energy Standard
Season MVP	Sarah Sjöström (Energy Standard)
Final Match
Champions	Energy Standard
Finals MVP	Caeleb Dressel (Cali Condors)
Seasons
	2020 →

Last updated December 01, 2022

The 2019 International Swimming League was the inaugural edition of the International Swimming League, a professional swimming league, established in 2019. It comprised eight teams composed of both women and men. The league consisted of seven short course swimming meets which took place in seven cities around the world.^[1]

Schedule

The schedule consists of six regular-season meets, followed by a Final Match in Las Vegas. At each meet four of the eight teams compete (two from American conference and two from European conference). Two of the meets are 'derby' meet, one for all four American teams and one for all four European teams.

Dates	Location	Venue	Teams	Results	MVP
Regular season
5–6 October	Indianapolis	Indiana University Natatorium	Aqua Centurions Cali Condors DC Trident Energy Standard	^[3]^[4]	Sarah Sjöström ( Energy Standard) 55.5 pts
12–13 October	Naples	Piscina Felice Scandone	Aqua Centurions Cali Condors DC Trident Energy Standard	^[5]^[6]	Caeleb Dressel ( Cali Condors) 57.5 pts
19–20 October	Lewisville	The LISD Westside Aquatic Center	Iron LA Current London Roar New York Breakers	^[7]^[8]	Vladimir Morozov ( Iron) 43.5 pts
26–27 October	Budapest	Danube Arena	Iron LA Current London Roar New York Breakers	^[9]^[10]	Katinka Hosszú ( Iron) 47 pts
15–16 November	College Park	Geary F. Eppley Recreation Center	Cali Condors DC Trident LA Current New York Breakers	^[11]^[12]	Caeleb Dressel ( Cali Condors) 61.5 pts
23–24 November	London	London Aquatics Centre	Aqua Centurions Energy Standard Iron London Roar	^[13]^[14]	Chad le Clos ( Energy Standard) 44.5 pts
Final Match
20–21 December	Las Vegas	Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino	Energy Standard London Roar Cali Condors LA Current	^[15]^[16]	Caeleb Dressel ( Cali Condors) 121 pts

Events schedule

A total of 37 races were held in each match (the 4x50m mixed medley relay acted as a tie breaker).^[17]

Day 1					Day 2
No.	Event	F	M	X	No.	Event	F	M	X
1	100m Butterfly	●			20	100m Freestyle	●
2	100m Butterfly		●		21	100m Freestyle		●
3	50m Breaststroke	●			22	100m Breaststroke	●
4	50m Breaststroke		●		23	100m Breaststroke		●
5	400m Individual Medley	●			24	400m Freestyle	●
6	400m Individual Medley		●		25	400m Freestyle		●
7	4 × 100 m Freestyle Relay	●			26	4 × 100 m Medley Relay	●
19	4 × 100 m Freestyle Relay		●		27	200m Individual Medley		●
8	200m Backstroke	●			28	200m Individual Medley	●
9	200m Backstroke		●		29	50m Butterfly		●
10	50m Freestyle	●			30	50m Butterfly	●
11	50m Freestyle		●		31	100m Backstroke		●
12	4 × 100 m Medley Relay		●		32	100m Backstroke	●
13	200m Freestyle		●		33	4x100 Freestyle Relay			●
14	200m Freestyle	●			34	200m Butterfly	●
15	50m Backstroke		●		35	200m Butterfly		●
16	50m Backstroke	●			36	Freestyle Skins	●
17	200m Breaststroke		●		37	Freestyle Skins		●
18	200m Breaststroke	●			38	4x50m Freestyle relay^[18]			●

Teams

ISL teams can have a maximum roster of 32 athletes for 2019 season, with a suggested size of each club's traveling roster of 28 (14 men and 14 women). Each club will have a captain and a vice-captain of different gender.^[17]

Group A
Cali Condors		DC Trident
Men	Women	Men	Women
Bowe Becker	Signe Bro	Zach Apple	Anika Apostalon
Caeleb Dressel	Mallory Comerford	Kevin Cordes	Emma Barksdale
Nic Fink	Kelsi Dahlia	Abrahm DeVine	Lisa Bratton
Townley Haas	Hali Flickinger	Ian Finnerty	Annika Bruhn
Anton Ipsen	Molly Hannis	Zane Grothe	Natalie Coughlin ( C )
Tate Jackson	Natalie Hinds	Zach Harting	Bethany Galat
Radosław Kawęcki	Lilly King	Tristan Hollard	Sarah Gibson
Mitch Larkin ( vice-captain )	Melanie Margalis	Robert Howard	Siobhán Haughey
Kacper Majchrzak	Kylie Masse	Jay Litherland	Simona Kubová
Justin Ress	Olivia Smoliga ( C )	Cody Miller ( vice-captain )	Madison Kennedy
John Shebat	Ariarne Titmus	Giles Smith	Katie Ledecky
Jan Świtkowski	Katarzyna Wasick	Velimir Stjepanović	Leiston Pickett
Mark Szaranek	Amanda Weir	Jérémy Stravius	Leah Neale
Andrew Wilson	Kelsey Wog	Andreas Vazaios	Brianna Throssell
Energy Standard ^[19]		Aqua Centurions
Men	Women	Men	Women
Simonas Bilis	Charlotte Bonnet	Apostolos Christou	Freya Anderson
Anton Chupkov	Imogen Clark	Santo Condorelli	Ilaria Bianchi
Ivan Girev	Georgia Davies	Breno Correia	Georgia Bohl
Kliment Kolesnikov	Viktoriya Zeynep Güneş	László Cseh	Martina Carraro
Chad le Clos ( C )	Mary-Sophie Harvey	Luca Dotto	Elena Di Liddo
Max Litchfield	Femke Heemskerk	Kristian Golomeev	Silvia Di Pietro
Florent Manaudou	Fantine Lesaffre	Philip Heintz	Franziska Hentke
Ben Proud	Penny Oleksiak	Travis Mahoney	Hannah Miley
Mykhailo Romanchuk	Kayla Sanchez	Nicolò Martinenghi	Lidón Muñoz
Evgeny Rylov	Emily Seebohm	Alessandro Miressi	Sarah Köhler
Daiya Seto	Anastasiya Shkurdai	Matteo Rivolta	Larissa Oliveira
Sergey Shevtsov	Sarah Sjöström ( vice-captain )	Simone Sabbioni	Margherita Panziera
Ilya Shymanovich	Kierra Smith	Fabio Scozzoli ( vice-captain )	Federica Pellegrini ( C )
Maxim Stupin	Rebecca Smith	Poul Zellmann	Silvia Scalia
Kregor Zirk	Jocelyn Ulyett		Alba Vázquez
	Kayla van der Merwe

Group B
New York Breakers		LA Current
Men	Women	Men	Women
Michael Andrew ( vice-captain )	Haley Black	Nathan Adrian ( C )	Bailey Andison
Marcelo Chierighini	Pernille Blume	Dylan Carter	Kathleen Baker
João de Lucca	Ali DeLoof	Michael Chadwick	Maddie Banic
Mack Darragh	Catie DeLoof	Jack Conger	Amy Bilquist
Jonathan Gómez	Gabby DeLoof	Matt Grevers	Jhennifer Conceição
Marius Kusch	Emily Escobedo	Ryan Held	Ella Eastin
Marco Koch	Reva Foos	Chase Kalisz	Béryl Gastaldello
Clyde Lewis	Breeja Larson	Will Licon	Annie Lazor ( vice-captain )
Jack McLoughlin	Tayla Lovemore	Felipe Lima	Linnea Mack
Tomas Peribonio	Lia Neal ( C )	Ryan Murphy	Katie McLaughlin
Chris Reid	Emily Overholt	Blake Pieroni	Farida Osman
Brad Tandy	Alys Thomas	Josh Prenot	Leah Smith
Grigory Tarasevich	Madison Wilson	Andrew Seliskar	Kendyl Stewart
Markus Thormeyer	Abbie Wood	Tom Shields	Aly Tetzloff
Iron		London Roar
Men	Women	Men	Women
Gunnar Bentz	Veronika Andrusenko	Kyle Chalmers	Minna Atherton
Richárd Bohus	Alia Atkinson	Christian Diener	Holly Barratt
Henrik Christiansen	Katalin Burián	Alexander Graham	Mireia Belmonte
Jérémy Desplanches	Kim Busch	Guilherme Guido	Bronte Campbell
Robert Glință	Kimberly Buys	James Guy	Cate Campbell
Gergely Gyurta	Katinka Hosszú ( C )	Yuri Kisil	Jessica Hansen
Dominik Kozma	Zsuzsanna Jakabos	Finlay Knox	Holly Hibbott
Kristof Milak	Ajna Késely	Vini Lanza	Boglárka Kapás
Vladimir Morozov	Ranomi Kromowidjojo	Cameron McEvoy	Emma McKeon
Ross Murdoch	Jenna Laukkanen	Adam Peaty ( C )	Siobhan-Marie O'Connor
Erik Persson	Fanny Lecluyse	Kirill Prigoda	Jeanette Ottesen
Peter John Stevens	Mie Nielsen	Duncan Scott	Sydney Pickrem
Szebasztián Szabó	Kira Toussaint	Matt Wilson	Sarah Vasey
Ádám Telegdy	Jessica Vall	Elijah Winnington	Marie Wattel
Pieter Timmers	Maria Ugolkova
Dávid Verrasztó

Source:^[20]^[21]

Standings

2019 ISL Final Match

Pos.	Team	Total score
1	Energy Standard	453.5
2	London Roar	444
3	Cali Condors	415.5
4	LA Current	318

2019 ISL Regular season

Pos.	Team	IND	NAP	LEW	BUD	COP	LON	Total score	Points
1	Energy Standard	539	493				467.5	1499.5	12
2	London Roar			484.5	505.5		458.5	1448.5	11
3	Cali Condors	457	490.5			489.5		1437	9
4	LA Current			457	408	495		1360	9
5	Iron			402	425		369.5	1196.5	7
6	DC Trident	330.5	322			322.5		975	6
7	Aqua Centurions	300.5	321.5				335.5	957.5	3
8	NY Breakers			278.5	292.5	315		886	3

Key
Colour	Result
Gold	Winner
Purple	Did not finish (DNF)
Black	Disqualified (DSQ)
White	Did not start (DNS)
Blank	Withdrew entry from the event (WD)

American Conference

Pos.	Team	IND	NAP	LEW	BUD	COP	Total score	Points
1	Cali Condors	457	490.5			489.5	1437	9
2	LA Current			457	408	495	1360	9
3	DC Trident	330.5	322			322.5	975	6
4	NY Breakers			278.5	292.5	315	886	3

European Conference

Pos.	Team	IND	NAP	LEW	BUD	LON	Total score	Points
1	Energy Standard	539	493			467.5	1499.5	12
2	London Roar			484.5	505.5	458.5	1448.5	11
3	Iron			402	425	369.5	1196.5	7
4	Aqua Centurions	300.5	321.5			335.5	957.5	3

Event winners

50 m freestyle

Meet	Men			Women
Meet	Winner	Team	Time	Winner	Team	Time
Indianapolis	Florent Manaudou	Energy Standard	20.77	Sarah Sjöström	Energy Standard	23.58
Naples	Caeleb Dressel	Cali Condors	20.64	Sarah Sjöström	Energy Standard	23.63
Lewisville	Vladimir Morozov	Iron	20.93	Cate Campbell	London Roar	23.33
Budapest	Vladimir Morozov	Iron	20.68	Ranomi Kromowidjojo	Iron	23.29
College Park	Caeleb Dressel	Cali Condors	20.81	Béryl Gastaldello	LA Current	23.81
London	Florent Manaudou	Energy Standard	20.57	Cate Campbell	London Roar	23.48
Las Vegas	Caeleb Dressel	Cali Condors	20.24 WR	Sarah Sjöström	Energy Standard	23.43

100 m freestyle

Meet	Men			Women
Meet	Winner	Team	Time	Winner	Team	Time
Indianapolis	Chad le Clos	Energy Standard	46.96	Sarah Sjöström	Energy Standard	51.76
Naples	Caeleb Dressel	Cali Condors	45.77	Sarah Sjöström	Energy Standard	51.66
Lewisville	Kyle Chalmers	London Roar	46.22	Cate Campbell	London Roar	51.34
Budapest	Kyle Chalmers	London Roar	45.77	Emma McKeon	London Roar	51.02
Budapest	Kyle Chalmers	London Roar	45.77	Cate Campbell	London Roar	51.02
College Park	Caeleb Dressel	Cali Condors	45.69	Siobhán Haughey	DC Trident	51.81
College Park	Caeleb Dressel	Cali Condors	45.69	Béryl Gastaldello	LA Current	51.81
London	Vladimir Morozov	Iron	46.14	Cate Campbell	London Roar	51.20
Las Vegas	Caeleb Dressel	Cali Condors	45.22	Emma McKeon	London Roar	51.38

200 m freestyle

Meet	Men			Women
Meet	Winner	Team	Time	Winner	Team	Time
Indianapolis	Breno Correia	Aqua Centurions	1:44.21	Siobhán Haughey	DC Trident	1:52.88
Naples	Breno Correia	Aqua Centurions	1:43.56	Siobhán Haughey	DC Trident	1:52.01
Lewisville	Alexander Graham	London Roar	1:41.58	Emma McKeon	London Roar	1:53.58
Budapest	Alexander Graham	London Roar	1:42.37	Emma McKeon	London Roar	1:53.18
College Park	Blake Pieroni	LA Current	1:43.48	Siobhán Haughey	DC Trident	1:51.99
London	Alexander Graham	London Roar	1:42.55	Kayla Sanchez	Energy Standard	1:52.72
Las Vegas	Alexander Graham	London Roar	1:41.74	Charlotte Bonnet	Energy Standard	1:52.88

400 m freestyle

Meet	Men			Women
Meet	Winner	Team	Time	Winner	Team	Time
Indianapolis	Zane Grothe	DC Trident	3:41.64	Katie Ledecky	DC Trident	3:54.06
Naples	Zane Grothe	DC Trident	3:41.03	Ariarne Titmus	Cali Condors	3:58.34
Lewisville	Elijah Winnington	London Roar	3:38.84	Holly Hibbott	London Roar	4:02.28
Budapest	Elijah Winnington	London Roar	3:38.30	Ajna Késely	Iron	4:01.27
College Park	Zane Grothe	DC Trident	3:40.73	Hali Flickinger	Cali Condors	3:58.95
London	Henrik Christiansen	Iron	3:40.14	Holly Hibbott	London Roar	3:57.96
Las Vegas	James Guy	London Roar	3:39.99	Ariarne Titmus	Cali Condors	3:56.21

50 m backstroke

Meet	Men			Women
Meet	Winner	Team	Time	Winner	Team	Time
Indianapolis	Kliment Kolesnikov	Energy Standard	23.29	Olivia Smoliga	Cali Condors	26.41
Naples	Jérémy Stravius	DC Trident	23.13	Olivia Smoliga	Cali Condors	26.26
Lewisville	Guilherme Guido	London Roar	23.06	Minna Atherton	London Roar	25.99
Budapest	Guilherme Guido	London Roar	22.55	Minna Atherton	London Roar	25.81
College Park	Matthew Grevers	LA Current	23.38	Béryl Gastaldello	LA Current	26.18
College Park	Michael Andrew	NY Breakers	23.38	Béryl Gastaldello	LA Current	26.18
London	Guilherme Guido	London Roar	22.82	Minna Atherton	London Roar	26.05
Las Vegas	Guilherme Guido	London Roar	22.77	Olivia Smoliga	Cali Condors	25.89

100 m backstroke

Meet	Men			Women
Meet	Winner	Team	Time	Winner	Team	Time
Indianapolis	Kliment Kolesnikov	Energy Standard	50.16	Olivia Smoliga	Cali Condors	56.38
Naples	Evgeny Rylov	Energy Standard	50.25	Olivia Smoliga	Cali Condors	56.24
Lewisville	Guilherme Guido	London Roar	50.16	Minna Atherton	London Roar	55.43
Budapest	Guilherme Guido	London Roar	49.61	Minna Atherton	London Roar	54.89 WR
College Park	Matthew Grevers	LA Current	50.67	Olivia Smoliga	Cali Condors	55.97
London	Evgeny Rylov	Energy Standard	49.75	Minna Atherton	London Roar	55.29
Las Vegas	Guilherme Guido	London Roar	49.50	Minna Atherton	London Roar	55.09

200 m backstroke

Meet	Men			Women
Meet	Winner	Team	Time	Winner	Team	Time
Indianapolis	Evgeny Rylov	Energy Standard	1:49.68	Kylie Masse	Cali Condors	2:01.89
Naples	Evgeny Rylov	Energy Standard	1:49.24	Kylie Masse	Cali Condors	2:01.90
Lewisville	Ryan Murphy	LA Current	1:49.87	Minna Atherton	London Roar	2:00.58
Budapest	Ryan Murphy	LA Current	1:49:40	Minna Atherton	London Roar	1:59.48
College Park	Radosław Kawęcki	Cali Condors	1:51:68	Kathleen Baker	LA Current	2:01.57
London	Evgeny Rylov	Energy Standard	1:49.67	Minna Atherton	London Roar	1:59.25
Las Vegas	Ryan Murphy	LA Current	1:48.81	Kathleen Baker	LA Current	2:01.22

50 m breaststroke

Meet	Men			Women
Meet	Winner	Team	Time	Winner	Team	Time
Indianapolis	Nicolò Martinenghi	Aqua Centurions	26.03	Lilly King	Cali Condors	29.23
Naples	Nicolò Martinenghi	Aqua Centurions	25.98	Lilly King	Cali Condors	29.12
Lewisville	Vladimir Morozov	Iron	26.15	Alia Atkinson	Iron	29.31
Budapest	Adam Peaty	London Roar	25.85	Alia Atkinson	Iron	29.27
College Park	Felipe Lima	LA Current	25.92	Lilly King	Cali Condors	29.00
London	Fabio Scozzoli	Aqua Centurions	25.62	Alia Atkinson	Iron	29.32
Las Vegas	Nic Fink	Cali Condors	25.75	Lilly King	Cali Condors	28.90

100 m breaststroke

Meet	Men			Women
Meet	Winner	Team	Time	Winner	Team	Time
Indianapolis	Ilya Shymanovich	Energy Standard	56.71	Lilly King	Cali Condors	1:04.43
Naples	Ilya Shymanovich	Energy Standard	56.35	Lilly King	Cali Condors	1:04.21
Lewisville	Felipe Lima	LA Current	57.17	Breeja Larson	New York Breakers	1:03.80
Budapest	Adam Peaty	London Roar	56.19	Alia Atkinson	Iron	1:03.84
College Park	Ian Finnerty	DC Trident	56.29	Lilly King	Cali Condors	1:03.00
London	Adam Peaty	London Roar	56.18	Alia Atkinson	Iron	1:03.94
Las Vegas	Adam Peaty	London Roar	55.92	Lilly King	Cali Condors	1:03.71

200 m breaststroke

Meet	Men			Women
Meet	Winner	Team	Time	Winner	Team	Time
Indianapolis	Anton Chupkov	Energy Standard	2:04.03	Lilly King	Cali Condors	2:18.25
Naples	Ilya Shymanovich	Energy Standard	2:04.60	Lilly King	Cali Condors	2:19.48
Lewisville	Matthew Wilson	London Roar	2:03.93	Annie Lazor	LA Current	2:20.05
Budapest	Marco Koch	Iron	2:04.27	Emily Escobedo	NY Breakers	2:18.73
College Park	Ian Finnerty	DC Trident	2:02.76	Lilly King	Cali Condors	2:17.78
London	Anton Chupkov	Energy Standard	2:02.98	Sydney Pickrem	London Roar	2:19.21
Las Vegas	Nic Fink	Cali Condors	2:02.34	Lilly King	Cali Condors	2:17.03

50 m butterfly

Meet	Men			Women
Meet	Winner	Team	Time	Winner	Team	Time
Indianapolis	Florent Manaudou	Energy Standard	22.66	Sarah Sjöström	Energy Standard	25.16
Naples	Caeleb Dressel	Cali Condors	22.34	Sarah Sjöström	Energy Standard	24.98
Lewisville	Szebasztián Szabó	Iron	22.47	Béryl Gastaldello	LA Current	25.15
Budapest	Szebasztián Szabó	Iron	22.20	Béryl Gastaldello	LA Current	24.92
Budapest	Szebasztián Szabó	Iron	22.20	Holly Barratt	London Roar	24.92
College Park	Caeleb Dressel	Cali Condors	22.21	Béryl Gastaldello	LA Current	24.81
London	Szebasztián Szabó	Iron	22.13	Sarah Sjöström	Energy Standard	24.83
Las Vegas	Caeleb Dressel	Cali Condors	22.06	Béryl Gastaldello	LA Current	24.88

100 m butterfly

Meet	Men			Women
Meet	Winner	Team	Time	Winner	Team	Time
Indianapolis	Chad le Clos	Energy Standard	49.65	Sarah Sjöström	Energy Standard	55.65
Naples	Chad le Clos	Energy Standard	49.35	Kelsi Dahlia	Cali Condors	55.91
Lewisville	Tom Shields	LA Current	49.50	Emma McKeon	London Roar	55.91
Budapest	Tom Shields	LA Current	49.39	Emma McKeon	London Roar	55.39
College Park	Caeleb Dressel	Cali Condors	49.16	Kelsi Dahlia	Cali Condors	55.78
London	Chad le Clos	Energy Standard	49.34	Emma McKeon	London Roar	55.95
Las Vegas	Caeleb Dressel	Cali Condors	49.10	Kelsi Dahlia	Cali Condors	55.35

200 m butterfly

Meet	Men			Women
Meet	Winner	Team	Time	Winner	Team	Time
Indianapolis	Chad le Clos	Energy Standard	1:52.66	Hali Flickinger	Cali Condors	2:05.42
Naples	Chad le Clos	Energy Standard	1:50.60	Megan Kingsley	Cali Condors	2:05.45
Lewisville	Kristof Milak	Iron	1:50.94	Katinka Hosszú	Iron	2:05.52
Budapest	Kristof Milak	Iron	1:49.98	Katinka Hosszú	Iron	2:05.37
College Park	Tom Shields	LA Current	1:51.51	Hali Flickinger	Cali Condors	2:03.81
London	Chad le Clos	Energy Standard	1:51.97	Katinka Hosszú	Iron	2:03.94
Las Vegas	Daiya Seto	Energy Standard	1:48.77	Hali Flickinger	Cali Condors	2:05.12

200 m individual medley

Meet	Men			Women
Meet	Winner	Team	Time	Winner	Team	Time
Indianapolis	Mitch Larkin	Cali Condors	1:52.93	Melanie Margalis	Cali Condors	2:04.18
Naples	Andreas Vazaios	DC Trident	1:53.44	Melanie Margalis	Cali Condors	2:05.17
Naples	Mitch Larkin	Cali Condors	1:53.44	Melanie Margalis	Cali Condors	2:05.17
Lewisville	Andrew Seliskar	LA Current	1:54.17	Katinka Hosszú	Iron	2:06.22
Budapest	Andrew Seliskar	LA Current	1:53.11	Katinka Hosszú	Iron	2:05.11
College Park	Andreas Vazaios	DC Trident	1:52.95	Melanie Margalis	Cali Condors	2:05.18
London	Duncan Scott	London Roar	1:53.97	Katinka Hosszú	Iron	2:04.16
Las Vegas	Daiya Seto	Energy Standard	1:50.76	Sydney Pickrem	London Roar	2:04.85

400 m individual medley

Meet	Men			Women
Meet	Winner	Team	Time	Winner	Team	Time
Indianapolis	Jay Litherland	DC Trident	4:06.29	Melanie Margalis	Cali Condors	4:25.77
Naples	Jay Litherland	DC Trident	4:06.35	Melanie Margalis	Cali Condors	4:24.95
Lewisville	Andrew Seliskar	LA Current	4:06.30	Katinka Hosszú	Iron	4:26.32
Budapest	Andrew Seliskar	LA Current	4:03.28	Katinka Hosszú	Iron	4:27.27
College Park	Andrew Seliskar	LA Current	4:02.88	Melanie Margalis	Cali Condors	4:24.46
London	Maxim Stupin	Energy Standard	4:04.39	Katinka Hosszú	Iron	4:25.24
Las Vegas	Daiya Seto	Energy Standard	3:54.81 WR	Melanie Margalis	Cali Condors	4:24.15

4 × 100 m freestyle relay

Meet	Men		Women
Meet	Winner	Time	Winner	Time
Indianapolis	Energy Standard	3:08.77	Energy Standard	3:28.63
Naples	Energy Standard	3:07.58	Energy Standard	3:28.77
Lewisville	LA Current	3:08.00	London Roar	3:27.90
Budapest	Iron	3:06.50	London Roar	3:28.11
College Park	Cali Condors	3:08.52	Cali Condors	3:29.38
London	Aqua Centurions	3:07.51	Energy Standard	3:26.55
Las Vegas	London Roar	3:05.11	Energy Standard	3:26.48

4 × 100 m medley relay

Meet	Men		Women
Meet	Winner	Time	Winner	Time
Indianapolis	Energy Standard	3:23.11	Cali Condors	3:49.06
Naples	Aqua Centurions	3:24.13	Cali Condors	3:47.46
Lewisville	London Roar	3:23.65	London Roar	3:47.91
Budapest	London Roar	3:21.64	London Roar	3:47.39
College Park	LA Current	3:23.63	Cali Condors	3:47.45
London	Energy Standard	3:23.14	London Roar	3:46.99
Las Vegas	Energy Standard	3:21.42	Cali Condors	3:46.82

4 × 100 m mixed freestyle relay

Meet	Winner	Time
Indianapolis	Energy Standard	3:18.45
Naples	Energy Standard	3:17.09
Lewisville	London Roar	3:17.54
Budapest	London Roar	3:17.05
College Park	Cali Condors	3:18.56
London	London Roar	3:16.04
Las Vegas	Energy Standard	3:15.97

50 m freestyle skins

Meet	Men			Women
Meet	Winner	Team	Time	Winner	Team	Time
Indianapolis	Florent Manaudou	Energy Standard	22.97	Sarah Sjöström	Energy Standard	25.11
Naples	Caeleb Dressel	Cali Condors	21.33	Sarah Sjöström	Energy Standard	25.03
Lewisville	Vladimir Morozov	Iron	22.21	Ranomi Kromowidjojo	Iron	24.46
Budapest	Kyle Chalmers	London Roar	21.76	Ranomi Kromowidjojo	Iron	24.28
College Park	Caeleb Dressel	Cali Condors	21.25	Béryl Gastaldello	LA Current	24.46
London	Vladimir Morozov	Iron	21.78	Ranomi Kromowidjojo	Iron	24.19
Las Vegas	Caeleb Dressel	Cali Condors	21.46	Sarah Sjöström	Energy Standard	24.32

Statistics

Rank	Player	Team	Points	Races won
1	Sarah Sjöström	Energy Standard	243.5	12
2	Caeleb Dressel	Cali Condors	240	14
3	Emma McKeon	London Roar	192	7
4	Chad le Clos	Energy Standard	190.5	8
5	Olivia Smoliga	Cali Condors	174.5	6
6	Florent Manaudou	Energy Standard	169.5	6
7	Cate Campbell	London Roar	165.5	5
8	Lilly King	Cali Condors	157.5	12
9	Minna Atherton	London Roar	157	10
10	Béryl Gastaldello	LA Current	156	7

Source:^[22]

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[Swimming_World_Magazine_ISL_Schedule-1] "International Swimming League Releases Schedule; Venues Include Las Vegas, Naples". Swimming World. 21 May 2019. Retrieved 6 August 2019.

[2] "International Swimming League to have first-year budget of $20 million". Inside the games. 7 March 2019. Retrieved 12 October 2019.

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[6] "2019 ISL Series Naples, ITA" (PDF). ISL. 13 October 2019. Archived from the original (pdf) on 13 October 2019. Retrieved 13 October 2019.

[7] "2019 ISL Season Lewisville, TX (USA)" (PDF). ISL. 19 October 2019. Archived from the original (pdf) on 20 October 2019. Retrieved 21 October 2019.

[8] "2019 ISL Season Lewisville, TX (USA)" (PDF). ISL. 20 October 2019. Archived from the original (pdf) on 27 July 2021. Retrieved 21 October 2019.

[9] "2019 ISL Season Budapest (HUN)" (PDF). ISL. 26 October 2019. Archived from the original (pdf) on 26 October 2019. Retrieved 28 October 2019.

[10] "2019 ISL Season Budapest (HUN)" (PDF). ISL. 27 October 2019. Archived from the original (pdf) on 28 October 2019. Retrieved 28 October 2019.

[11] "2019 ISL Season College Park (USA)" (PDF). ISL. 16 November 2019. Archived from the original (pdf) on 17 November 2019. Retrieved 18 November 2019.

[12] "2019 ISL Season College Park (USA)" (PDF). ISL. 17 November 2019. Archived from the original (pdf) on 18 November 2019. Retrieved 18 November 2019.

[13] "2019 ISL Season London" (PDF). ISL. 24 November 2019. Archived from the original (pdf) on 9 January 2020. Retrieved 25 November 2019.

[14] "2019 ISL Season London" (PDF). ISL. 25 November 2019. Archived from the original (pdf) on 5 January 2020. Retrieved 25 November 2019.

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