Swiss Sport Integrity imposes a three-year suspension on an amateur floorball player for attempted use and possession of various prohibited substances.

As part of a mutual resolution regarding violations of psychological integrity, an ice hockey official receives a warning.

A curling coach acknowledges having violated the sexual and psychological integrity of a (female) curler through repeated, systematic, sexualized written messages. As part of a mutual resolution, the coach at club level is suspended for five years and agrees to an indemnity payment.

A Swiss volleyball player is suspended for three months for the presence of the substance of abuse cocaine and must pay a fine of 150 Swiss francs.

The Swiss Sports Tribunal has found a handball coach guilty of violating sexual integrity. The convicted coach is suspended for five years, must undergo behavioural coaching and pay the costs of the proceedings.

The popular Medication Inquiry Service Global DRO now offers information and explanations of the prohibited status in Italian. In addition, the latest app release brings a technical update, with push notifications available on cell phones for relevant news.

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

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).