Resultado da Busca
Há 3 dias · An unprecedented 33 sportsmen and women have been provisionally suspended by the Anti-Doping Agency of Kenya (ADAK) for violating various doping rules. Those suspended include 26 from athletics, with other cases being three each in basketball and rugby and one from handball. This is the highest number of athletes ADAK has suspended for doping ...
Há 2 dias · Um número sem precedentes de 33 atletas foram suspensos provisoriamente pela Agência de Antidopping do Quénia (ADAK) por violarem várias regras de dopagem. Os suspensos incluem 26 do atletismo, sendo outros três no basquete e no rugby e um no handebol. Este é o maior número de atletas suspensos pela ADAK por doping desde janeiro do ano ...
Há 2 dias · Other notable names in the list include former Kenya Sevens fly half maestro Brian Wahinya, 2012 World Under-20 5000m champion David Bett, upcoming sprinters Duke Osoro and Joan Jeruto, and basketball players Alex Ramazani, Albert Onyango and James Mwangi Maina.
Há 2 dias · Ramazani and Onyango face charges for the presence of Cannabinoids while Maina had the presence of prohibited substance stimulants/methylenedioxymethamphetamine. According to reports, this is the highest number of athletes ADAK has suspended for doping since January 2023 when the Agency banned 20 athletes when Kenya was almost being banned by World Athletics.
Há 2 dias · Rugby players Brian Wahinya, Charlton Mokua and Zeden Lutomia as well as basketballers Alex Ramazani and Albert Onyango face a doping ban of up to two years over bhang use. The five were among 33 Kenyan sportsmen and women who were provisionally suspended by the Anti-Doping Agency of Kenya (ADAK) on Tuesday for various doping offences.
Há 2 dias · Other notable names on the list include former Kenya Sevens fly-half maestro Brian Wahinya, 2012 World Under-20 5000m champion David Bett, up-and-coming sprinters Duke Osoro and Joan Jeruto, as well as basketball players Alex Ramazani, Albert Onyango, and James Mwangi Maina.
Há 2 dias · Belet won in 2:04:18, the third fastest time ever recorded in the Dutch capital, beating his compatriots Cyprian Kotut and Bethwell Chumba. Other prominent names on the list include former Kenya Sevens fly half-master Brian Wahinya, 2012 World Under-20 5000m winner David Bett, rising sprinters Duke Osoro and Joan Jeruto, and basketball stars Alex Ramazani, Albert Onyango, and James Mwangi Maina.
