Handball Federation Suspends Two Players for Doping Violations

Handball Federation Suspends Two Players for Doping ViolationsHandball Federation Suspends Two Players for Doping Violations The International Handball Federation (IHF) has announced the suspension of two handball players, [Player 1] and [Player 2], following positive doping tests. According to the IHF, [Player 1] tested positive for the anabolic steroid stanozolol during an out-of-competition test, while [Player 2] tested positive for the stimulant amphetamine in a sample collected after a match. The IHF Disciplinary Commission has imposed provisional suspensions on both players, effective immediately. They will not be eligible to participate in any handball-related activities, including matches, training, or official events. The suspensions come as a result of the IHF’s ongoing commitment to maintaining a clean and fair sport. The federation conducts regular anti-doping testing to ensure that all athletes competing in handball events adhere to the highest ethical standards. The IHF has stated that the positive doping tests are a “serious breach of trust” and that it will continue to work diligently to prevent doping in the sport. The federation has also urged all handball players to abide by the anti-doping regulations and to prioritize clean competition. The suspension of [Player 1] and [Player 2] serves as a reminder that doping has no place in handball. The IHF remains committed to protecting the integrity of the sport and ensuring that all athletes compete on a level playing field.