Tokyo Frog Kings Explained

Tokyo Frog Kings
First Season:	2020
Association:	International Swimming League
City:	Tokyo
Coach:	Dave Salo
Gm:	Kosuke Kitajima

The Tokyo Frog Kings is a professional swimming team in the International Swimming League (ISL) established in 2020.^[1] The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted the 2020 ISL competition which limited the teams including 2020 expansion teams Tokyo Frog Kings and Toronto Titans to a short competition staged in Budapest, Hungary.^[2]

Record

• 2020 : 6th
• 2021 :

Swimmer

2021 season

• Bowe Becker
• Richárd Bohus
• Maarten Brzoskowski
• Ivan Girev
• Tomoru Honda
• Takeshi Kawamoto
• Yasuhiro Koseki
• Vladimir Morozov
• Nandor Nemeth
  • Daniil Pasynkov Alessandro Pinzuti
• Federico Poggio
• Cristian Quintero
• Daiya Seto
• Pedro Spajari
• Zac Stubblety-Cook
• Grigoriy Tarasevich

• Tomomi Aoki
• Mallory Comerford
• Catherine DeLoof
• Gabby DeLoof
• Suzuka Hasegawa
• Chihiro Igarashi
• Leah Gingrich
• Harriet Jones
• Keanna MacInnes
• Paige Madden
• Julie Meynen
• Yui Ohashi
• Leah Smith
• Aly Tetzloff
• Miranda Tucker
• Kanako Watanabe
• Cassie Wild

2020 season

• Bruno Fratus
• Kosuke Hagino
• Ryosuke Irie
• Yuki Kobori
• Kosuke Matsui
• Katsuhiro Matsumoto
• Naoki Mizunuma
• Shoma Sato
• Shinri Shioura
• Brad Tandy
• Markus Thormeyer
• Reona Aoki
• Runa Imai
• Simona Kubová
• Anna Ntountounaki
• Natsumi Sakai
• Aya Sato
• Sakiko Shimizu
• Rio Shirai
• Ai Soma
• Miho Teramura

Notes and References

1. News: De George . Matthew . ISL Expansion Teams Toronto Titans, Tokyo Frog Kings Reveal Inaugural Rosters . 26 July 2021 . . 9 September 2020.
2. Web site: Pandemic forces changes in International Swimming League . . 26 July 2021 . 12 September 2020.