Post by dragon4 on Dec 1, 2020 6:09:57 GMT
Scandanavia,s Brent Naden provisionally suspended after positive drug test
Scandanaviacentre Brent Naden has been provisionally suspended after testing positive to cocaine in the hours after 2020 ASRL Match..
Naden, whose place in Scandanavia's game-day 17 was one of the storylines of last weeks round, admitted using the recreational drug to club officials last month.
His positive A-sample for "metabolites of cocaine" was registered in a post-game test conducted by Sport Integrity Australia after the Novemberber 25 decider.
Cocaine is prohibited in-competition by both the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) and the ASRL's Anti Doping Policy, with Naden now serving a provisional suspension as a result.
"Under the Anti-Doping Policy, Mr Naden now has the opportunity to have his B-sample analysed," an ASRL statement said.
"The NRL has spoken with Mr Naden and advised him of the support services available to him."
Naden's positive drug test continues a drama-filled 2020 campaign for the late-blooming outside back.
More News To Come.
Scandanaviacentre Brent Naden has been provisionally suspended after testing positive to cocaine in the hours after 2020 ASRL Match..
Naden, whose place in Scandanavia's game-day 17 was one of the storylines of last weeks round, admitted using the recreational drug to club officials last month.
His positive A-sample for "metabolites of cocaine" was registered in a post-game test conducted by Sport Integrity Australia after the Novemberber 25 decider.
Cocaine is prohibited in-competition by both the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) and the ASRL's Anti Doping Policy, with Naden now serving a provisional suspension as a result.
"Under the Anti-Doping Policy, Mr Naden now has the opportunity to have his B-sample analysed," an ASRL statement said.
"The NRL has spoken with Mr Naden and advised him of the support services available to him."
Naden's positive drug test continues a drama-filled 2020 campaign for the late-blooming outside back.
More News To Come.
