USADA’s 16th Anniversary: Another Year Dedicated to Protecting True Sport and Clean Athletes
On October 1, 2016, USADA celebrated its 16th anniversary dedicated to clean sport and clean athletes. View highlights from the last year.
On October 1, 2016, USADA celebrated its 16th anniversary dedicated to clean sport and clean athletes. View highlights from the last year.
A member of USADA’s Board of Directors since 2012, Dr. Cheri Blauwet is a distinguished Paralympic athlete who has competed for Team USA in the sport of wheelchair racing at three Paralympic Games (Sydney ‘00, Athens ‘04, and Beijing ‘08), racking up an impressive seven medals along the way.
When implemented properly, an independent anti-doping program protects the health and rights of athletes, while preserving the integrity of sport.
Kris Forberg, a USADA DCO will be among five DCOs attending the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio helping with anti-doping processes.
As in years past, we have asked USADA staff to share their resolutions for 2016, and while individual goals may vary, our entire staff looks forward to a happy, healthy and clean 2016. We wish the same for all our athletes and supporters.
Legendary swim coach Don Gambril, a member of the United States Anti-Doping Agency’s Board of Directors, was inducted in to the Occidental College Athletics Hall of Fame on Friday, October 16.
Amy Kublin began testing athletes in November 1996 when she worked as a DCO for the United States Olympic Committee.
Overall, Arnold Thomas loves every aspect of his job, from accepting and planning assignments to meeting and educating Olympic and Paralympic athletes.
Moses addresses recent doping allegations within track and field, as well as the election of IAAF President Sebastian Coe – all the while reiterating his position that organizations cannot be depended upon to simultaneously promote and police themselves.