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Jonathan White

Last season’s International Swimming League runners-up Energy Standard have moved swiftly to make sure that Hong Kong’s Siobhan Haughey is with the team next season.
Haughey was named among the five swimmers retained for the 2021 campaign by the team, keeping them out of the upcoming ISL draft.
The 23-year-old impressed for the Paris-based side in the Budapest bubble last season, her first for the team after moving from DC Trident at the end of the ISL’s inaugural season.
She was a key part of the team as they went to the grand finals last November, only to be beaten by the Cali Condors.




















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Haughey finished the season as the 11th highest individual scorer in the league and was mentioned in the MVP conversation.
The freestyle specialist, who will represent Hong Kong at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games next month, was retained along with season one MVP Sarah Sjostrom, Chad Le Clos, Kliment Kolesnikov and Emily Seebohm.
Hong Kong’s Haughey breaks into Swimming World rankings
The ISL draft is set to take place next week, promising to shake up the teams ahead of the new season.
Haughey had been put on Energy Standard’s long list earlier this month but the team have now ensured that they keep her.


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Hong Kong’s Siobhan Haughey at the 2020 International Swimming League in Budapest. Photo: Mike Lewis/ISL

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Siobhan Haughey in the 2020 International Swimming League in Budapest. Photo: ISL/Mike Lewis

Siobhan Haughey in match nine of the 2020 International Swimming League in Budapest.

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Siobhan Haughey in the Olympic Time Trial at the Hong Kong Sports Institute. Photo: Hong Kong Amateur Swimming Association

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Siobhan Haughey in the Olympic Time Trial at the Sports Institute swimming pool. Photo: Hong Kong Amateur Swimming Association

Siobhan Haughey clocks the third fastest time of the year in the 200-metre freestyle. Photo: HKASA

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The Cali Condors celebrate with the International Swimming League 2020 trophy after the Grand Final in Budapest, Hungary. Photo: ISL

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All teams allowed to keep five swimmers from last season out of first draft with runners-up retaining Hong Kong Olympic hope
Season one MVP Sarah Sjostrom, Chad Le Clos, Kliment Kolesnikov and Emily Seebohm join 23-year-old on team roster



All teams allowed to keep five swimmers from last season with runners-up retaining Hong Kong Olympic hope, along with MVP Sarah Sjostrom, Chad Le Clos, Kliment Kolesnikov and Emily Seebohm.


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Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games