A basketball coach acknowledges having committed violations of sexual and psychological integrity. As part of a mutual resolution, he is suspended for four years. He also undertakes to undergo coaching and paying a fine.

Swiss Sport Integrity imposes a four-year suspension on an amateur football player for attempted use and possession of the banned substance ostarine and orders him to pay a fine.

Swiss Sport Integrity issues a warning against an amateur ice hockey player for use and possession of the prohibited substance dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) and imposes a fine on him.

Swiss Sport Integrity strongly opposes the organization and media staging of the so-called “Enhanced Games.”

The Swiss Sports Tribunal has found a gymnastics coach guilty of violation of sexual integrity. The convicted coach is banned from training underage female gymnasts for two years and must undergo behavioral coaching.

A Swiss racing driver is suspended for four years and ordered to pay a fine by the Swiss Sports Tribunal for possession and attempted use of prasterone (DHEA).

A Swiss cyclist is suspended for three months for the presence, use and possession of the substance of abuse cannabis, and must pay a fine of 100 francs.

A Swiss racing driver is suspended for four years and ordered to pay a fine by the Swiss Sports Tribunal for possession and use of the doping substances oxandrolone and testosterone.

Swiss Sport Integrity has handed down a three-year suspension to a kickboxer for the presence, use and possession of clostebol, drostanolone, methyltestosterone, stanozolol, testosterone and ephedrine.

Swiss sprinter Alex Wilson has been suspended for a further ten years by the Swiss Sports Tribunal. This was due to the presence of erythropoietin (EPO) in a blood sample, possession and attempted or completed use of prohibited substances, as well as tampering.