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Drug Free Sport New Zealand v Batuhan Yazici
Overview: Anti-doping – gymnast based in Auckland tested positive for methylphenidate metabolite Ritalinic acid, a Specified Substance prohibited in competition – provisionally suspended without opposition – ‘B’ sample confirmed result of original test – admitted violation – joint memorandum filed – sanction proposed by parties based on timely admission and lack of intent for gaining a…
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Drug Free Sport New Zealand v Jason Anderson
Overview: Anti-doping – powerlifter based in Palmerston North tested positive for tamoxifen, a Specified Substance prohibited at all times – provisionally suspended without opposition – admitted violation – joint memorandum filed – sanction proposed by parties based on timely admission and previous cases – Tribunal imposed a two year sanction backdated to the date of the…
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Drug Free Sport New Zealand v Lee Marshall
Overview: Anti-doping – canoe sprinter based in Auckland returned a test indicating significantly elevated levels of andosterone, testosterone and 5βAdiol, which are all non-specified substances prohibited at all times – athlete admitted the violation, and submitted emails as to mitigating circumstances – Tribunal accepted that the athlete had not taken the prohibited substances to gain a…
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Drug Free Sport New Zealand v Paul Clout
Overview: Anti-doping – footballer based in Hamilton tested positive for Probenecid, a Specified Substance prohibited at all times – provisionally suspended without opposition – athlete elected to have ‘B’ sample tested, as well as independent testing of protein powder – ‘B’ sample confirmed the original sample, and independent testing found no contamination of the protein powder…
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Drug Free Sport New Zealand v Hinewai Pouwhare-Anderson
Overview: Anti-doping – Powerlifter based in Palmerston North tested positive for clenbuterol in an in-competition test – provisionally suspended without opposition – admitted violation of the Sports Anti-Doping Rules 2019 (SADR) and expressed reluctance to be involved in the proceedings – Tribunal considered that an appropriate sanction was four years of ineligibility, which it noted was…
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Drug Free Sport New Zealand v XYZ (Sanction)
Overview: Anti-doping – Medsafe investigation into NZ Clenbuterol – XYZ a member of local surf life saving and golf clubs – admitted possession and use of anabolic steroids clenbuterol and dianabol – non-specified substances prohibited at all times – no significant fault or negligence not established – Tribunal commented on utility and fairness of extending jurisdiction…
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Drug Free Sport New Zealand v XYZ
Overview: Anti-doping – Medsafe investigation into NZ Clenbuterol – XYZ a member of local surf lifesaving and golf clubs – possession and use of clenbuterol and dianabol – non-specified substances prohibited at all times – admitted violations – provisionally suspended without opposition – sanction to follow submissions
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Drug Free Sport New Zealand v XYZ
Overview: Anti-doping – Medsafe investigation into NZ Clenbuterol – XYZ a member of local surf lifesaving and golf clubs – possession and use of clenbuterol and dianabol – non-specified substances prohibited at all times – admitted violations – provisionally suspended without opposition – sanction to follow submissions.
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Drug Free Sport New Zealand v Samuel Henry
Overview: Anti-doping – Rugby league player based in Whangarei (H) tested positive for a metabolite of cannabis in a concentration higher than that permitted under the Prohibited List in a sample taken from him in competition – provisionally suspended without opposition – admitted violation of Sports Anti-Doping Rules 2018 (SADR) Rule 2.1 and asked to be…
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Drug Free Sport New Zealand v Hayden Blackley
Clenbuterol, Possession of prohibited substances/methods, Use / attempted use of prohibited substances/methodsOverview: Anti-doping – Medsafe investigation into NZ Clenbuterol – 2015 (HB) rugby league player – possession and attempted use of clenbuterol – non-specified substance prohibited at all times – admitted violations – provisionally suspended without opposition – joint memorandum filed – sanction proposed by parties based on previous cases – Tribunal imposed a two year sanction…
