Aleia Hobbs Accepts Doping Sanction
USADA announced a six-month doping sanction for sprinter Aleia Hobbs after she admitted to receiving an excessive saline infusion during flu-like symptoms, violating anti-doping rules.
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Jara MacDermott Accepts Sanction
Weightlifter Jara MacDermott accepted a two-year ban for testing positive for testosterone, amphetamine, and canrenone at a 2025 competition, with results disqualified back to 2018.
Para-Taekwondo Athlete Ariana Aguila-Ramos Receives Sanction
Para-taekwondo athlete Ariana Aguila-Ramos of New Britain, Conn., received a four-year ban for refusing to provide a doping control sample during an out-of-competition test on June 26, 2026.
Brian Morris Receives Doping Sanction
USADA imposed a four-year ban on track and field athlete Brian Morris after he tested positive for stanozolol metabolites and exogenous testosterone in February 2026.
Jonah Koech Accepts ABP Doping Sanction
USADA announced that Kenyan-American middle-distance runner Jonah Koech accepted a three-year doping ban after blood passport anomalies indicated blood manipulation, retroactive to July 2026.
Steven Cantwell Receives Second Doping Violation
USADA imposed a 10-year ban on para-snowboarder Steven Cantwell for a second doping violation after he refused to provide a sample during an out-of-competition test in April 2026.
What Athletes Should Know about Choosing Medical Providers
USADA advises athletes to verify medical providers’ licenses and avoid unproven treatments that may violate anti-doping rules, highlighting risks of fraudulent compounded weight loss drugs.
Adam Miller Receives Doping Sanction from Arbitrator
Field hockey athlete Adam Miller received a two-year doping sanction after an arbitrator found he committed five Whereabouts Failures within six weeks, failing to submit required location information despite warnings.