An assistant coach of an inclusive sports group admits to having violated the sexual integrity of a sportswoman through inappropriate messages. As part of a mutual resolution, he has accepted an 18-month suspension and undertakes to undergo coaching.

The Swiss Sports Tribunal sentences Romanian handball player Filip Andy Halmagyi to a two-year suspension and a fine for presence of the prohibited substance indapamide.

The Swiss Sports Tribunal imposed a one-year suspension on a Swiss floorball player for possession of the prohibited substance RAD140 (SARM).

The Disciplinary Chamber of Swiss sports sentenced NLA volleyball coach Luiz Souza to a suspension of 18 months, a fine and a coaching. After originally appealing the decision to the International Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), he withdrew his appeal.

The Swiss Sports Tribunal sentences a tennis player to a two-year suspension and a fine for the attempted use of trendione.

The Swiss Sports Tribunal has suspended a Swiss amateur ice hockey player for 4 years for the use and traffic of prohibited substances and has ordered him to pay a fine.

Markus Pfisterer joins the Ethics Commission of the European Olympic Committees.

Swiss Sport Integrity imposes a three-year suspension on an amateur baseball player for attempted use and possession of the prohibited substances stenbolone, andarine and ligandrol and imposes a fine on him.

Swiss Sport Integrity is cooperating with the Biathlon Integrity Unit (BIU) on anti-doping and integrity matters during the Biathlon World Championships presently under way in Lenzerheide.

A club rowing coach acknowledges having violated the sexual integrity of a female athlete. As part of an amicable solution, he undertakes not to train any female athletes for 6 months and to undergo coaching.