ISL Times Report: Beata Nelson Lands in Top 10 in Seven Events

NELSON Beata CAC Cali Condors (CAC) ISL International Swimming League 2021 Match 7 day 2 Piscina Felice Scandone Napoli, Naples Photo Giorgio Scala / Deepbluemedia / Insidefoto
Beata Nelson; Photo Courtesy: Photo Giorgio Scala / Deepbluemedia / Insidefoto

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ISL Times Report: Beata Nelson Lands in Top 10 in Seven Events

The ISL regular season has ended after 11 matches. With the finish in ISL Match 11, we’ve seen the last of the Tokyo Frog Kings and NY Breakers for this season, setting their times in amber as the playoffs approach in November.

Before that happens, let’s take a moment to look at the 10 top times in each event this season. First up the women.

A few notes:

– The leader in terms of top-10 times this season is Beata Nelson, who has a time on the board in seven events: All three backstroke, all three individual medleys and the 50 butterfly. She’s by far the leader in that regard, followed by her Cali Condors teammate Erika Brown and Energy Standard’s Mary-Sophie Harvey with five each. The group with four top-10 times includes Siobhan Haughey, Anastasia Gorbenko, Sarah Sjostrom, Emma McKeon, Abbie Wood and Kayla Sanchez.

Anastasia Gorbenko (photo: Mike Lewis)

Anastasia Gorbenko of the LA Current; Photo Courtesy: Mike Lewis/ISL

– Stop us if you’ve heard this before, but Lilly King is the breaststroke queen again. She’s the only swimmer with top-10 times in the breaststroke events, and she falls no lower than second. She has the top time in the 100 breast and 200 breast and is second in the 50. Arianna Castiglioni is the only one close in terms of top-10 times, in first in the 50, second in the 100 and 14th in the 200.

– Kelsi Dahlia has a claim to the butterfly title in the regular season. She’s got the fastest time, in an ISL record, in the 100, is second in the 200 and fourth in the 50. It’s a discipline that seems dominated by all-arounders, especially in the sprints.

– Backstroke has provided the most compelling battles this season. Five swimmers have posted top-10 times in each of the three distances. Kylie Masse is arguably the leader in that (second in the 50, second in the 100, fourth in the 200) with Ingrid Wilm (fourth, first and fifth) in the conversation. Harvey, Nelson and Kira Toussaint are the other three with three top-10 times.

– Haughey’s freestyle domination is unmatched this season. Her worst placement in the league is sixth in the 50 free. She’s got the fastest time in the 200 free to go with second in both the 100 and 400.

– To the IMs, site of epic battles all season. Only Nelson and Gorbenko land in the top 10 in each IM, thanks in part to their sprint prowess. That rules out Abbie Wood, who is third in the 200 and second in the 400, and Yui Ohashi, who is the reverse of that. Both are done for the season.

– An oddity in the IM is the Canadian presence. Sydney Pickrem is first in the 200 IM, one of four Canadians in the top 10. Three are in the top eight of the 100 IM and three in the top five of the 400 IM, led by Bailey Andison. A total of six individuals account for those 10 top-10 spots.

(ISL Times compiled by Swimming World; league, world or national records denoted as such)

Women’s 100 fly

  1. Kelsi Dahlia, Cali Condors 55.22 (ISL record)
  2. Louise Hansson, Toronto Titans 55.26
  3. Emma McKeon, London Roar 55.44
  4. Aly Tetzloff, Tokyo Frog Kings 56.02
  5. Elena Di Liddo, Aqua Centurions 56.28
  6. Linnea Mack, DC Trident 56.48
  7. Anastasiya Shkurdai, Energy Standard 56.50
  8. Svetlana Chimrova, NY Breakers 56.52
  9. Erika Brown, Cali Condors 56.54
  10. Anna Ntountounaki, LA Current 56.71

Women’s 200 back

  1. Beata Nelson, Cali Condors 2:00.55
  2. Lisa Bratton, Toronto Titans 2:00.93
  3. Minna Atherton, London Roar 2:01.40
  4. Kylie Masse, Toronto Titans 2:01.97
  5. Ingrid Wilm, LA Current 2:02.26
  6. Mary-Sophie Harvey, Energy Standard 2:03.58
  7. Ingeborg Loyning, Team Iron 2:03.67 (NR)
  8. Gabby DeLoof, Tokyo Frog Kings 2:03.76
  9. Erika Brown, Cali Condors 2:04.02
  10. Kira Toussaint, London Roar 2:04.12

Women’s 200 breast

  1. Lilly King, Cali Condors 2:16.83
  2. Evgenia Chikunova, Energy Standard 2:17.57
  3. Emily Escobedo, Cali Condors 2:18.63
  4. Kanako Watanabe, Tokyo Frog Kings 2:18.70
  5. Maria Temnikova, DC Trident 2:18.98
  6. Abbie Wood, NY Breakers 2:19.11
  7. Anastasia Gorbenko, LA Current 2:19.22 (NR)
  8. Annie Lazor, London Roar 2:19.33
  9. Molly Renshaw, NY Breakers 2:19.34
  10. Bailey Andison, DC Trident 2:19.66

Women’s 50 free

  1. Sarah Sjostrom, Energy Standard 23.17 (ISL record)
  2. Kasia Wasick, Toronto Titans 23.40
  3. Abbey Weitzeil, LA Current 23.44 (NR)
  4. Emma McKeon, London Roar 23.60
  5. Ranomi Kromowidjojo, Team Iron 23.74
  6. Siobhan Haughey, Energy Standard 23.75
  7. Michelle Coleman, Toronto Titans 23.84
  8. Anna Hopkin, DC Trident 23.96
  9. Femke Heemskerk, Energy Standard 24.02
  10. Erika Brown, Cali Condors 24.03
PICKREM Sydney LON London Roar (LON) ISL International Swimming League 2021 Match 9 day 2 Piscina Felice Scandone Napoli, Naples Photo Giorgio Scala / Deepbluemedia / Insidefoto

London Roar’s Sydney Pickrem; Photo Courtesy: Photo Giorgio Scala / Deepbluemedia / Insidefoto

Women’s 200 IM

  1. Sydney Pickrem, London Roar 2:04.59
  2. Yui Ohashi, Tokyo Frog Kings 2:04.86
  3. Abbie Wood, NY Breakers 2:04.94
  4. Anastasia Gorbenko, LA Current 2:05.04 (NR)
  5. Mary-Sophie Harvey, Energy Standard 2:05.15
  6. Bailey Andison, DC Trident 2:05.38
  7. Beata Nelson, Cali Condors 2:05.82
  8. Maria Ugolkova, Team Iron 2:07.66
  9. Zsuszanna Jakabos, DC Trident 2:07.75
  10. Kayla Sanchez, Toronto Titans 2:08.13

Women’s 50 breast

  1. Arianna Castiglioni, Aqua Centurions 29.09
  2. Lilly King, Cali Condors 29.15
  3. Molly Hannis, Cali Condors 29.40
  4. Alia Atkinson, London Roar 29.47
  5. Benedetta Pilato, Energy Standard 29.51
  6. Imogen Clark, LA Current 29.57
  7. Ida Hulkko, Team Iron 29.68
  8. Martina Carraro, Aqua Centurions 29.72
  9. Miranda Tucker, Tokyo Frog Kings 29.96
  10. Tatiana Belonogoff, DC Trident 29.97

Women’s 50 back

  1. Kira Toussaint, London Roar 25.73
  2. Kylie Masse, Toronto Titans 25.97 (NR)
  3. Ali Deloof, DC Trident 25.98
  4. Ingrid Wilm, LA Current 26.08 (Former NR)
  5. Mary-Sophie Harvey, Energy Standard 26.15
  6. Linnea Mack, DC Trident 26.26
  7. Melanie Henique, Team Iron 26.32
  8. Sherridon Dressel, Cali Condors 26.33
  9. Beata Nelson, Cali Condors 26.33
  10. Alicja Tchorz, NY Breakers 26.38

Women’s 400 free

  1. Summer McIntosh, Toronto Titans 3:58.78 (NR)
  2. Siobhan Haughey, Energy Standard 4:00.23
  3. Joanna Evans, DC Trident 4:00.14 (NR)
  4. Julia Hassler, Toronto Titans 4:01.09
  5. Paige Madden, Tokyo Frog Kings 4:01.19
  6. Leah Neale, DC Trident 4:01.28
  7. Barbora Seemanova, Team Iron 4:02.09 (NR)
  8. Madison Wilson, LA Current 4:02.72
  9. Abbie Wood, NY Breakers 4:03.21
  10. Veronika Andrusenko, Team Iron 4:03.35

Women’s 100 free

  1. Emma McKeon, London Roar 51.05
  2. Siobhan Haughey, Energy Standard 51.18
  3. Kasia Wasick, Toronto Titans 51.44 (NR)
  4. Sarah Sjostrom, Energy Standard 51.55
  5. Abbey Weitzeil, LA Current 51.62
  6. Madison Wilson, LA Current 51.68
  7. Ranomi Kromowidjojo, Team Iron 51.85
  8. Kayla Sanchez, Toronto Titans 51.91
  9. Erika Brown, Cali Condors 51.92
  10. Michelle Coleman, Toronto Titans 51.98

Women’s 200 fly

  1. Svetlana Chimrova, NY Breakers 2:03.76 (NR)
  2. Kelsi Dahlia, Cali Condors 2:03.95
  3. Alys Thomas, Team Iron 2:04.77
  4. Alessia Polieri, Aqua Centurions 2:05.98
  5. Yui Ohashi, Tokyo Frog Kings 2:06.28
  6. Katerine Savard, Cali Condors 2:06.43
  7. Summer McIntosh, Toronto Titans 2:06.61
  8. Keanna MacInnes, Tokyo Frog Kings 2:06.46
  9. Zsuszanna Jakabos, DC Trident 2:06.56
  10. Leah Gingrich, Tokyo Frog Kings 2:06.59

Women’s 100 back

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    Toronto Titans’ Kylie Masse; Photo Courtesy: Mine Kasapoglu/ISL

    Ingrid Wilm, LA Current 55.61 (NR)

  2. Kylie Masse, Toronto Frog Kings 55.83
  3. Ali DeLoof, DC Trident 55.89
  4. Kira Toussaint, London Roar 56.11
  5. Beata Nelson, Cali Condors 56.12
  6. Minna Atherton, London Roar 56.42
  7. Olivia Smoliga, Cali Condors 56.46
  8. Mary-Sophie Harvey, Energy Standard 57.04
  9. Lisa Bratton, Toronto Titans 57.05
  10. Sherridon Dressel, Cali Condors 57.08

Women’s 100 IM

  1. Beata Nelson, Cali Condors 57.90 (NR)
  2. Anastasia Gorbenko, LA Current 58.08
  3. Beryl Gastaldello, LA Current 58.21
  4. Mary-Sophie Harvey, Energy Standard 58.36
  5. Sydney Pickrem, London Roar 58.40
  6. Alicja Tchorz, NY Breakers 58.43
  7. Costanza Cocconcelli, Team Iron 58.45 (NR)
  8. Sarah Sjostrom, Energy Standard 58.46
  9. Kayla Sanchez, Toronto Titans 58.48
  10. Louise Hansson, Toronto Titans 58.52
  11. Chihiro Igarashi, Tokyo Frog Kings 58.62

Women’s 100 breast

  1. Lilly King, Cali Condors 1:03.53
  2. Arianna Castiglioni, Aqua Centurions 1:03.90
  3. Alia Atkinson, London Roar 1:03.93
  4. Molly Hannis, Cali Condors 1:04.39
  5. Martina Carraro, Aqua Centurions 1:04.52
  6. Kanako Watanabe, Tokyo Frog Kings 1:04.70
  7. Evgenia Chikunova, Energy Standard 1:04.82
  8. Molly Renshaw, NY Breakers 1:04.84
  9. Annie Lazor, London Roar 1:05.11
  10. Tatiana Belonogoff, DC Trident 1:05.16

Women’s 50 fly

  1. Ranomi Kromowidjojo, Team Iron 24.81
  2. Sarah Sjostrom, Energy Standard 24.98
  3. Louise Hansson, Toronto Titans 25.19
  4. Kelsi Dahlia, Cali Condors 25.23
  5. Emma McKeon, London Roar 25.24
  6. Beata Nelson, Cali Condors 25.25
  7. Beryl Gastaldello, LA Current 25.27
  8. Holly Barratt, Aqua Centurions 25.28
  9. Maddy Banic, Energy Standard 25.32
  10. Abbey Weitzeil, LA Current 25.35

Women’s 200 free

  1. Siobhan Haughey, Energy Standard 1:52.25
  2. Barbora Seemanova, Team Iron 1:53.31 (NR)
  3. Madison Wilson, LA Current 1:53.74
  4. Federica Pellegrini, Aqua Centurions 1:53.68
  5. Leah Neale, DC Trident 1:54.06
  6. Erika Brown, Cali Condors 1:54.17
  7. Katerine Savard, Cali Condors 1:54.63
  8. Paige Madden, Tokyo Frog Kings 1:54.83
  9. Marrit Steenbergen, NY Breakers 1:55.08
  10. Kayla Sanchez, Toronto Titans 1:55.30

Women’s 400 IM

  1. Bailey Andison, DC Trident 4:26.31
  2. Abbie Wood, NY Breakers 4:27.76
  3. Yui Ohashi, Tokyo Frog Kings 4:28.33
  4. Tessa Cieplucha, Toronto Titans 4:29.62
  5. Summer McIntosh, Toronto Titans 4:29.81
  6. Sara Franceschi, LA Current 4:31.79
  7. Katie Shanahan, London Roar 4:31.83
  8. Beata Nelson, Cali Condors 4:31.97
  9. Zsuszanna Jakabos, DC Trident 4:33.35
  10. Anastasia Gorbenko, LA Current 4:34.09
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NJones
2 years ago

It’s not an “oddity” that there are that many ?? swimmers in the IM rankings, simply proof that we have a number of good all around swimmers racing in the ISL! Worth noting that 3 ?? Olympic medalists are NCAA…

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