Markus Pfisterer joins the Ethics Commission of the European Olympic Committees.

Swiss Sport Integrity imposes a three-year suspension on an amateur baseball player for attempted use and possession of the prohibited substances stenbolone, andarine and ligandrol and imposes a fine on him.

Swiss Sport Integrity is cooperating with the Biathlon Integrity Unit (BIU) on anti-doping and integrity matters during the Biathlon World Championships presently under way in Lenzerheide.

A club rowing coach acknowledges having violated the sexual integrity of a female athlete. As part of an amicable solution, he undertakes not to train any female athletes for 6 months and to undergo coaching.

The director of the Reporting Service for Ethics Violations at Swiss Sport Integrity, Markus Pfisterer, is handing over the reins. The search for a successor has begun.

The Swiss Sports Tribunal has extended the suspension of an age-group triathlete by eight years. The reason for the extension was that the athlete had repeatedly ordered prohibited substances despite an ongoing doping suspension.

In a press release on January 17, the National League has published the provisional suspension of Miro Aaltonen

The Swiss sports court has sentenced a Swiss doctor to a 14-year suspension and a fine of 14’000 Swiss francs for multiple violations of the Doping Statutes.

The Swiss Sports Tribunal has extended by two years the suspension of cyclist Kevin Winter, who violated the prohibition on taking part in a competition despite his current suspension.

Pursuant to an agreement with Swiss Sport Integrity, a floorball coach commits to not train male minors for life.