ISL 2021 WINNER!

The International Swimming League has written to Season 3 athletes regarding the settlement of outstanding prize money, following the completion of its Covid-era Solidarity Programme and ahead of further announcements on the League’s return.

The International Swimming League confirms the completion of its Solidarity Payment Programme, launched during the Covid-19 pandemic to support professional swimmers affected by cancelled competitions, lost income, and disrupted training.

ISL welcomes the decision reached by the jury who, after carefully considering extensive evidence put before them over a two-week trial, concluded that FINA (“International Swimming Federation” now referred to as World Aquatics) had violated US anti-trust laws using illegal, anti-competitive tactics to curtail ISL’s (“International Swimming League”) development. The jury upheld all ISL’s anti-trust

The war in Ukraine is a tragedy, having destroyed lives, families and homes. Many of our ISL colleagues remain trapped in Kyiv, and the conflict seems poised to continue for the foreseeable future. In light of this force majeure situation, we cannot, in good faith to our swimmers and our fans, commit to hosting any

The International Swimming League has been built around the values of respect, diversity and equality. We reject violence and conflict in all forms. We are deeply concerned for the wellbeing of our Ukrainian friends and colleagues as we watch in shock, horror and sadness the situation in Ukraine unflod. We stand united in our support

Following surprise announcements made recently that change the global swimming competition calendar, the ISL would like to address the members of the swimming community – swimmers, coaches, federation members etc. – as we understand that these announcements put many of them in a difficult position due to changing plans and calendar clashes. The ISL remains