Doping Violation Updates

We acknowledge the decision of the UK National Anti-Doping Panel to impose a three-month period of Ineligibility on Australian athlete Jake Maizen for the Presence of a Prohibited Substance and its metabolite, namely Cocaine and its metabolite Benzoylecgonine.

Sport Integrity Australia acknowledges that the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) has imposed a two-year period of Ineligibility on athlete Max Purcell for the Use and/or Attempted Use of a Prohibited Method.

Sport Integrity Australia acknowledges that Basketball Australia has imposed a one (1) month period of Ineligibility on athlete Izan Almansa for the Presence of a Prohibited Substance.

Sport Integrity Australia acknowledges the decision of the French Anti-Doping Agency, Agence Francaise De Lutte Contre Le Dopage (AFLD) to impose a three-year period of Ineligibility on Australian athlete Brock Hamill.

Sport Integrity Australia acknowledges that AusCycling has imposed a three-year period of Ineligibility on athlete Tomasin Clark for several Anti-Doping Rule Violations (ADRVs).

Sport Integrity Australia acknowledges that Australian Athletics has imposed a three-year period of Ineligibility on athlete Amanda (Mandy) Mason for the Presence and Use of a Prohibited Substance.

Sport Integrity Australia acknowledges that Motorcycling Australia has imposed a five-year period of Ineligibility on athlete Jai Walker for committing several Anti-Doping Rule Violations (ADRVs).

Sport Integrity Australia acknowledges the decision of the French Anti-Doping Agency, Agence Francaise De Lutte Contre Le Dopage (AFLD) to impose a four-year period of Ineligibility on Australian athlete Charles Rorke.

Sport Integrity Australia acknowledges that the Australian Weightlifting Federation (AWF) has imposed a three-year period of Ineligibility on athlete Samuel Thorne.

Sport Integrity Australia acknowledges that Queensland Rugby League (QRL) has imposed a three-year and eight-month period of ineligibility on athlete Mitchell Farlow for the Presence and Use of Prohibited Substances.

Australian Rules football player Joel Smith has received a four-year and three-month ban for five Anti-Doping Rules Violations (ADRVs).

Sport Integrity Australia acknowledges the decision of Motorsport Australia to impose a three-year period of Ineligibility on athlete Joseph (Joey) Mawson.

Sport Integrity Australia acknowledges that the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) has imposed a three-year period of Ineligibility on athlete Jesse Ewart for the Presence and/or Use of a Prohibited Substance, namely Erythropoietin (EPO).

Sport Integrity Australia acknowledges the decision of Judo Australia to impose a three-year ban on athlete Sung Min (Leo) Lee.

Sport Integrity Australia today acknowledges the decision of Motorcycling Australia to impose a three-year ban on athlete Jesse Dobson for the presence and use of a prohibited substance.

Sport Integrity Australia acknowledges the decision of the Australian Weightlifting Federation to impose a four-year ban on athlete Rebecca Richardson for the Presence of a Prohibited Substance/s and/or its metabolites, Use of a Prohibited Substance/s, and Possession of a Prohibited Substance/s.

Acknowledgement of the decision of the Court of Arbitration for Sport to uphold the decision rendered by the World Rugby Independent Judicial Committee and impose a four-year ban on athlete Kristian Jensen.

Sport Integrity Australia acknowledges the decision of the Australian Weightlifting Federation to impose a 12-year ban on athlete Andrew Ciancio for the Presence of a metabolite of a Prohibited Substance and Use of a Prohibited Substance. 

Sport Integrity Australia acknowledges the decision of the Court of Arbitration for Sport to impose a 2 year sanction in relation to Ms Shayna Jack.

Sport Integrity Australia acknowledges the decision of Cycling Australia and Mountain Bike Australia to impose an additional four-year ban on athlete Ondrej Slezak.