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Dmytro Chumak sanction finalised by CAS ADD, 6 year sanction expires 3 June 2027.

Maznitsyn, Stanislav
Israel
Provisional Sanction
Art 2.2 - Use (LIMS)
Violation Date: 15 November 2014

Timing suggests this is yet another Russian LIMS case prior to him moving to Israel.

Finalisation of old cases.

Mohamed, Ahmed Emad
Egypt
CAS ADD
Art. 2.1 – Presence of Human Growth Hormone
Violation Date: 15 November 2014
DSQ: 29 October 2022 to 25 November 2022
Ineligibility: 25 November 2022 to 24 November 2030

Pleisnoi, Anton
Georgia
Sanctioning Decision
Art. 2.1 - Presence of SARMS LGD-4033 (ligandrol)
Violation Date: 14 December 2021
DSQ: 14 December 2021 to 28 January 2022
Ineligibility: 28 January 2022 to 27 April 2024

Elefteriadi, Lyudmila
Uzbekistan
Athlete
Art. 2.1 – Presence of Furosemide
Violation Date: 23 May 2024
DSQ: 23 May 2024 to 2 August 2024
Ineligibility: 2 August 2024 to 1 August 2028 [4 years]
Sanctioning Decision

IC test from World Youth Championships. W55 Youth (born 2007), 74+93, 7th.
Third ADRV from Uzbekistan this year, following Rustam Djangabaev (ostarine metabolite, Feb 2024) and Doston Yokubov (hGH, April 2024)

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From the IWF 2023 Anti Doping Rules
12.3.2 Multiple Anti-Doping Rule Violations by Athletes or Other Persons affiliated to a Member Federation

Should three (3) or more violations of these Anti-Doping Rules sanctioned by IWF or Anti-Doping Organizations other than the Member Federation or its National Anti-Doping Organization have been committed by Athletes or other Persons affiliated to the Member Federation within a 12-month period, the
Independent Panel may, after taking into account both the seriousness of the underlying anti-doping rule violations and the gravity of the circumstances
surrounding the case:

a) impose Member Consequences on the Member Federation of a period of up to (4) years; and/or

b) fine the Member Federation up to $500,000 USD to be paid within 6 months from the receipt of the Independent Panel’s decision. If the
Member Federation fails to pay the fine within such deadline, further Member Consequences for an additional period of up to two years, or, if earlier, until the fine is settled in full, may be imposed by the Independent Panel on the Member Federation concerned. For the avoidance of doubt, the fine remains due to IWF after the further Member Consequences have been fully served.

strapping wrote: ↑Fri Nov 22, 2024 3:44 am Third ADRV from Uzbekistan this year, following Rustam Djangabaev (ostarine metabolite, Feb 2024) and Doston Yokubov (hGH, April 2024).

I hadn't read about the hGH ban, pretty rare, right? Have the detection methods changed?

Elle wrote: ↑Fri Nov 22, 2024 11:48 am

strapping wrote: ↑Fri Nov 22, 2024 3:44 am Third ADRV from Uzbekistan this year, following Rustam Djangabaev (ostarine metabolite, Feb 2024) and Doston Yokubov (hGH, April 2024).

I hadn't read about the hGH ban, pretty rare, right? Have the detection methods changed?

I believe that it is still detected via blood. The last few years a blood spot analysis has been developed - who knows if it was what picked up these cases.

Elle wrote: ↑Fri Nov 22, 2024 11:48 am I hadn't read about the hGH ban, pretty rare, right? Have the detection methods changed?

Hawkpeter wrote: ↑Fri Nov 22, 2024 7:16 pm I believe that it is still detected via blood. The last few years a blood spot analysis has been developed - who knows if it was what picked up these cases.

AFAIK DBS sampling/analysis has mostly made it much cheaper/practical to run blood testing, so more tests are getting done. 4 April suggests it was an in-competition test. Given the detection window of hGH with DBS sampling, that has some interesting (amusing?) factual implications.

Q2 2024 testing figures

List of athletes with 3 or more tests. As far as I remember, all of those >3 tests were Olympians. All Olympians tested at least once.

Many of those with 2 tests were either Olympians or North Korean, with some strays for good measure.

** unexpected or large improvement at or before Phuket 2024. This is purely my opinion, and I am very much not saying or implying these athletes are on drugs.
^ competed but DNF in Phuket
-- has previous sanction



5 tests
JAMALI GALEH, Yekta WRT/GER
KARAPETYAN, Garik** ARM

4 tests
ANDO, Elreen Ann** PHI
ASAAD, Man SYR
CENIZA, John Febuar PHI
CIKAMATANA, Eileen Floanna Maria AUS
DAJOMES BARRERA, Neisi Patricia** ECU
HASANBAYEV, Davranbek** TKM
JUNIANSYAH, Rizki** INA
KONOTOP, Kamila^ UKR
LOPEZ LOPEZ, Yeison -- COL
OZBEK, Mohammed Furkan TUR
TSIKHANTSOU, Yauheni BLR
VENEGAS VALERA, Anyelin Maria** VEN
TOMA, Loredana Elena -- ROU

3 tests
ADASHBAEVA, Rigina ** UZB
AYOVI CABEZAS, Lisseth ECU
CAMBEI, Mihaela Valentina ROU
DJURAEV, Akbar UZB
Echandia Zarate, Katherin Oriana VEN
ELBAKH, Fares QAT
IRAWAN, Eko INA
Javadi Aliabadi, Mir Mostafa IRI
KARAPETYAN, Andranik ARM
LALAYAN, Varazdat ARM
MASSIDDA, Sergio ITA
MINASYAN A., Gor Tigran BRN
OPELOGE, Don SAM
PALACIOS DAJOMES, Angie Paola ECU
PARK, Hye Jeong KOR
PRITCHARD LOLO, Ajah Matagi Elizabeth VAN (NZL)
Reeves, Olivia** USA
ROMERO, Ramiro Mora WRT/GBR
Sanchez Periñan, Mari Leivis COL
SARNO, Vanessa Palomar PHI
SILACHAI, Theerapong THA
SUZUKI, Rira JPN
TALAKHADZE, Lasha -- GEO
Theisen-Lappen, Mary USA
VALLENILLA SANCHEZ, Keydomar Giovanni VEN
VALODZKA, Siuzanna BLR

Q3 2024 Athlete test report

Many Olympians tested once (most likely at the Olympics?). Multiple test athletes are mostly juniors from World Junior Championships.
Can't be bothered processing the results.