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Anti-Doping Cas Decision in the Arbitration Wada V. Rusada
Tribunal Arbitral du Sport Court of Arbitration for Sport ANTI-DOPING CAS DECISION IN THE ARBITRATION WADA V. RUSADA Lausanne, 17 December 2020 – The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has issued its decision in the arbitration procedure between the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) and the Russian Anti- Doping Agency (RUSADA), with 50 intervening parties, including the International Olympic Committee (IOC), the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) and the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF). The CAS Panel unanimously determined RUSADA to be non-compliant with the World Anti-Doping Code (WADC) in connection with its failure to procure the delivery of the authentic LIMS data (Laboratory Information Management System) and underlying analytical data of the former Moscow Laboratory to WADA. As a consequence, the Panel issued a number of orders which come into effect on 17 December 2020 for a period of two years, i.e. until 16 December 2022. The orders are reproduced in full in attachment to this media release. The Panel’s orders include, inter alia, the possibility during the two-year period for any athlete or athlete support personnel from Russia to participate in or attend the Olympic and Paralympic Games (winter or summer) and any world championships organised or sanctioned by a WADA signatory, on the condition that they are not subject to a suspension imposed by a competent authority, that the uniform worn does not contain the flag of the Russian Federation and contains the words “neutral athlete”, and that the Russian national anthem is not played or sung at any official event venue. -
POOL WATER: Cause Behind Sudden Color Change Still Unknown
Page 2B East Oregonian SPORTS Wednesday, August 10, 2016 Olympics Phelps swims to two more golds, Ledecky adds one By GENARO C. ARMAS Williams shanked shots all Host country Brazil Associated Press over the court in getting played to a 0-0 draw with upset by Elina Svitolina of South Africa. The Brazilians RIO DE JANEIRO — Ukraine. The top-ranked had already secured a spot Good old Michael Phelps, American won’t get a chance in the women’s soccer quar- golden again. to defend the gold she won in terinals before their match. For teenagers Katie London. Williams looked out The team and star Marta Ledecky and Simone Biles, of sorts and irritated, accu- have drawn more attention their star turns in the Summer mulating 37 unforced errors. while Brazil’s men have Olympics might be just She had ive double-faults in struggled at the Olympics. beginning. one game alone in the 6-4, The women’s team will face From the pool to the 6-3 loss to the 20th-ranked Australia in a quarterinal gymnastics loor, Team USA Svitolina. Williams wiped match on Friday. had nice day at the Rio de her forehead, picked up RUGBY STUNNER : Janeiro Games. her rackets and headed Sonny Bill Williams was Not all the American back quickly to the locker helped off with an ankle stars were winners Tuesday, room. Svitolina, who had injury during New Zealand’s though. Serena Williams lost never before played in an shocking 14-12 loss to on the tennis court and the Olympics, smiled and stuck Japan in its irst game of U.S. -
The 186-Page Arbitral Award Issued by the CAS Panel Composed of Judge Mark L
TribunalArbitral du Sport Court ofArbitrationfor Sport ANTI- DOPING CAS DECISION IN THE ARBITRATION WADA V. RUSADA Lausanne, 17December 2020 – The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has issued its decision in the arbitration procedure between the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA ) and the Russian Anti Doping Agency (RUSADA ) with 50 intervening parties, including the International Olympic Committee (IOC), the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) and the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF). The CAS Panel unanimously determined RUSADA be non-compliant with the World Anti-Doping Code ( WADC ) in connection with its failure to procure the delivery of the authentic LIMS data (Laboratory Information Management System) and underlying analytical data of the former Moscow Laboratory to WADA . As a consequence , the Panel issued a number of orders which come into effect on 17 December 2020 for a period of two years , i.e. until 16 December 2022 . The orders are reproduced in full inattachment to this media release. The Panel's orders include, inter alia, the possibility during the two-year period for any athlete or athlete support personnel from Russia to participate in or attend the Olympic and Paralympic Games (winter or summer) and any world championships organised or sanctioned by a WADA signatory, on the condition that they are not subject to a suspension imposed by a competent authority, that the uniform worn does not contain the flag of the Russian Federation and contains the words “neutral athlete , and that the Russian nationalanthem is not played or sung at any official event venue . For RUSADA to be reinstated as a compliant signatory, all consequences imposed for RUSADA's non-compliance must have been respected and observed in full by RUSADA through the two - year period with all monetary fines and contributions paid. -
Biles Errs, but Bounces Back to Make History at Aspire Dome
Ali Farag meets Simon Roser in Qatar Classic Squash final today PAGE 14 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2018 Qatar’s ace driver Attiyah romps into Kuwait WORLD GYMNASTICS PAGE 14 Rally lead with opening stage win ASPIRE DOME Biles errs, but bounces back to make history at Aspire Dome USA’s Simone Biles with Japan’s Mai Murakami and compatriot Morgan Hurd at the medals presentation ceremony of the 48th FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships at the Aspire Dome on Thursday. US star wins 4th All-Around world title; Japan’s Murakami takes silver; Hurd claims bronze VINAY NAYUDU and tried to focus on the other on, went up next and essayed DOHA three events.” another thrilling show to get a Biles, who returned to the score of 14.000 and be on the UNCHARACTERISTIC and international stage after a year- top position. laden with a series of mistakes, and-a-half break following her Morgan then came close yet Simone Biles had enough four golds at Rio Olympics, to Murakami, but could fetch in her performances to emerge termed the on-going Worlds as only 13.866 which meant she on top in the women’s All- one of her toughest. “This one was now placed second. Around event of the 48th FIG has probably been the hard- It was time for Biles to bat- Artistic Gymnastics World est to get out of all my World tle the odds and against her- Championships Doha 2018 Championships and Olympic self. But the champion lived and become the first woman in medals, and the scariest one. -
11 November 1994
'k r' . ~ * Bringing Africa South Vol No 537 N$1.50 (GST Inc.) Friday November 11 1994 Jud-ge·ment- 00' hold in Mwandingi case JUDGE President Strydom yesterday re Fis indus ry served judgement in the case in which Israel Mwandingi is claiming damages from the Ministry of Defence following an incident on July 9 1987, when he was shot by SADF soldiers at Ongwediva, and was partially paralysed. Mwandingi was together with his girlfriend Laina Taapopi, who was shot to death. Yesterday defence counsel for the Minis under thr a try, George Coleman, and Dave Smuts, rep resenting Mwandingi, presented their final arguments. During arguments Coleman aban doned his initial plea in terms of the curfew provision of Proclamation AG9. Pilchard stocks 'dangerously low' ;;l~~~~~~~~~~i; ~&iiiii~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilllllfi ·GRAHAMHOPWOOD will also look at the sci 11~1X•• ;, , 1f_-Il.'].1~1~~;lill.!'" THE Namibian Government is fac- entists' arguments and the recommendation of ing a dilemma over the future ofthe the Fisheries Advisory Council if it differs from multi-million dollar pilchard indus the Ministry's own pro try in Namibia. posal. The pilchards in individuals from the pri A fisheries expert told the N amibian that the Namibian w~ters have vate sector and scien been hit by the same tific community. _ Ministry's own scientists unusual ocean condi The effects of a zero or had expressed concern tions which have re , very low quota could be over the viability of the sulted in the deaths of catastrophic for the in pilchard stock in tens of thousands ofseals dustry which is worth up Namibian waters. -
El-Bakkali Ends Kenyan Dominance Carey Shines
ARAB TIMES, TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 2021 16 Liu Yang, of China, performs on the rings during the artistic gymnastics men’s apparatus fi nal at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo, Japan. (AP) Sports Latest sports scores at — http://sports.arabtimesonline.com INDONESIA UPSET CHINA FOR DOUBLES GOLD; LOPEZ MAKES HISTORY El-Bakkali ends Kenyan dominance Carey shines TOKYO, Aug 2, (AP): Sou- fi ane el-Bakkali of Morocco ended more than 40 years of Kenyan 3,000-meter stee- plechase Olympic domi- nance. El-Bakkali won in 8 minutes, 8.90 seconds on a wet track at the Olympic Stadium in Tokyo. He fi n- ished well clear of Lamecha Girma of Ethiopia, who took the silver. Benjamin Kigen claimed a bronze for Kenya after Ethiopia’s Getnet Wale, who was third heading to the fi nal straight, fell. Wale struggled back to his feet and clung on for fourth. The 25-year-old el-Bakkali was fourth at the last Olympics in Rio de Ja- neiro and on the podium at the last two world championships, but this was his fi rst major title. Kenya had won nine straight Olym- pic golds in the 3,000 steeplechase since 1980. Kenya’s Conseslus Kipruto, the leading star of the steeplechase, didn’t defend his Olympic title in Tokyo after failing to make the Kenyan team at the national trials. Sifan Hassan of the Netherlands started her bid to win three medals at the Tokyo Games by earning gold in the 5,000 meters. Hassan pulled away with about 250 meters to go and cruised to the win in a time of 14 min- utes, 36.79 sec- onds. -
Rattrapé Par Ses Affaires, Jean-Charles Legrix Coule
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Assets of Banks in Qatar Expand 5% in Sept
THURSDAY OCTOBER 25, 2018 SAFAR 16, 1440 VOL.12 NO. 4433 QR 2 PARTLY CLOUDY Fajr: 4:20 am Dhuhr: 11:19 am HIGH : 35°C Asr: 2:34 pm Maghrib: 5:00 pm LOW : 27°C Isha: 6:30 pm America 11 Business 12 Sports 17 Explosives sent to Obama, Clinton, AZF, QFC sign MoU to establish Simone all set to CNN & some top Trump critics Qatar’s sports business district sizzle in Doha Assets of banks DEPUTY PM RECEIVES MESSAGE FROM CHINESE FM in Qatar expand 5% in Sept: QCB The assets reached QR1.40 tn from QR1.33 tn in the same month last year and QR1.382 tn from August this year SATYENDRA PATHAK previous month. DOHA The break-up Bank credit facilities to non-banking financial institu- ASSETS owned by banks op- O Assets of Qatari banks tions operating in the coun- erating in Qatar increased by outside Qatar increased to try were almost unchanged at 5.03 percent to QR1.404 tril- QR228.08 billion in QR16.611 billion in September lion ($389.6 billion) in Septem- September from QR223.51 from QR16.617 billion in the ber compared with QR1.336 billion in August previous month. trillion ($370.9 billion) in the Deposits at banks operat- same month of the previous O Their assets inside Qatar ing in Qatar also witnessed an year, according to a recent data increased to QR1.17 trillion impressive gain on month-on- Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs HE Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al Thani on Wednesday received a written released by Qatar Central Bank in September from month basis, according to the message from Chinese State Councillor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi. -
Biles Says ‘Mental Health’ Concerns Led to Olympic Final Withdrawal
14 Wednesday, July 28, 2021 Biles says ‘mental health’ concerns led to Olympic final withdrawal TOKYO: Gymnastics superstar Simone Biles assessment to determine whether she can con- retain the all-around title, and had a realistic said “mental health” concerns had led to her tinue her Olympic campaign. chance of equaling Soviet gymnast Larisa withdrawal from the women’s team final at the “Simone has withdrawn from the team final Latynina’s record of nine Olympic gold medals. Tokyo Olympics yesterday. “I have to do what’s competition due to a medical issue,” the state- Prior to the Olympics, Biles revealed she had right for me and focus on my mental health and ment to AFP said. “She will be assessed daily battled depression after revealing she was not jeopardize my health and my wellbeing,” to determine medical clearance for future com- among the hundreds of gymnasts who had the 24-year-old American said after her team petitions.” Biles spent the remainder of the been sexually abused by former Olympic team were beaten by the Russian quartet in her competition enthusiastically cheering on her doctor Larry Nassar, who is now serving a life absence. teammates who took silver with the bronze prison sentence for his crimes. Biles exited the final at the Ariake going to Britain, their first medal in the event In a recent multi-part documentary series Gymnastics Center after a lackluster opening since 1928. posted on Facebook, Biles also revealed she vault and walked off the competition floor She said she had had faith in her teammates had been bothered by a right ankle problem before returning a short time later. -
La Gimnasia Artística En La Prensa Deportiva Española
Facultat de Ciències de la Comunicació Treball de fi de grau Títol La gimnasia artística en la prensa deportiva española. Análisis de la cobertura en los JJOO de Río 2016. Autor /a Núria Juan Rodríguez Tutor /a Josep Maria Puig Lobato Grau Grau en Periodisme Data Juny 2018 Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona Facultat de Ciències de la Comunicació Full Resum del TFG Títol del Treball Fi de Grau: La gimnasia artística en la prensa deportiva española. Análisis de la cobertura en los JJOO de Río 2016. Autor/a: Núria Juan Rodríguez Tutor/a: Josep Maria Puig Lobato Any: 2018 Titulació: Grau en Periodisme Paraules clau (mínim 3) Català: Gimnàstica artística, premsa esportiva, especialització, Jocs Olímpics Castellà: Gimnasia artística, prensa deportiva, especialización, Juegos Olímpicos Anglès: Artistic gymnastics, sports press, specialization, Olympic Games Resum del Treball Fi de Grau (extensió màxima 100 paraules) Català: El següent estudi analitza la especialització de la premsa esportiva espanyola en gimnàstica artística. S'ha realitzat un anàlisis de la tipologia i de la qualitat de les publicacions fetes pels diaris AS, Marca, Mundo Deportivo i Sport en relació a la competició de gimnàstica artística durant els Jocs Olímpics de 2016. Castellà: El siguiente estudio analiza la especialización de la prensa deportiva española en gimnasia artística. Se ha realizado un análisis de la tipología y de la calidad de las publicaciones hechas por los diarios AS, Marca, Mundo Deportivo y Sport en relación a la competición de gimnasia artística durante los Juegos Olímpicos de 2016. Anglès The following study analyzes the specialization of the spanish sports press in artistic gymnastics. -
Japan Top Medals Table, Britain's Daley Strikes Gold
Established 1961 Sport TUESDAY, JULY 27, 2021 Japan top medals table, Britain’s Daley strikes gold Kuwait’s Rashidi brings home bronze; US, Australia battle in swimming TOKYO: Japan topped the medals table remained frustratingly elusive. However at the Tokyo Olympics after the host yesterday, Daley and Lee capitalized nation won three golds yesterday and after a rare blunder by China’s Chen British diver Tom Daley was finally Aisen and Cao Yuan to snatch gold. crowned an Olympic champion at his fourth Games in an emotional triumph. Tribute to dad Meanwhile, Kuwaiti shooter Abdullah A tearful Daley paid tribute to late Al-Rashidi won a bronze medal with a father Rob, who died of cancer in 2011 at score of 46 in the Olympic men’s skeet the age of 40. “He never saw me win an shooting competition. The US Vincent Olympic medal, get married, have a child, Hancock took the gold with an Olympic teach me to drive, have a pint down the record score of 59 and Denmark’s Jesper pub,” said Daley. “He took me to every Hansen won silver with 55. training session, every competition, he Heading the Japanese charge was 13- was always there.” year-old skateboarder Momiji Nishiya Elsewhere yesterday, the battle for who took gold a day after the host supremacy between swimming super- nation also won the men’s title. “I’m so powers Australia and the United States glad to become the youngest (Japanese heated up. Ariarne Titmus landed the gold medalist) at my first Olympics... biggest blow for Australia with a pulsat- tears came to my eyes,” Nishiya said. -
2021-24 High Performance Plan
ORGANIZATION OVERVIEW The 2017-2020 Quad was a pivotal period for USA Gymnastics (USAG). The organization faced numerous challenges and experienced extraordinary changes. Despite these challenges our athletes continued to demonstrate athletic excellence highlighted by gold-medal winning performances by the Women’s team and a historic World Championship for Rhythmic in which two athletes finished in the top 10 for the first time ever. The USA Gymnastics that has emerged from the crisis is a new organization led by new leadership with a new athlete-centric mission and a new set of values that prioritizes athlete safety and wellness while still supporting athletes to achieve their athletic dreams. In this High Performance Plan, USA Gymnastics asks for the US Olympic and Paralympic Committee (USOPC)’s support in achieving athletic excellence on the world stage while providing the resources needed to give our elite athletes the holistic mental and physical support they need to thrive, not just on the Olympic stage, but also in life beyond gymnastics. Mission and Values The new USA Gymnastics is a mission-driven organization the puts what is best for the athlete community at the heart of everything we do and every decision we make. We listen to our athletes and provide platforms to embrace and amplify their voices. We consistently seek ways to help our athletes grow and thrive, both on and off the field of play. This is emphasized in USAG’s new mission statement: To build a community and culture of health, safety, and excellence, where athletes can thrive in sport and in life.