Olympic medalist Alysha Newman suspended after anti-doping whereabouts failure
The runway lights are off, and the stadium feels unusually quiet.Canadian Olympic pole vaulter Alysha Newman has been provisionally suspended for an anti-doping rule violation tied to whereabouts failures, according to the Athletics Integrity Unit.The suspension was acknowledged Wednesday by Athletics Canada, nearly two years after Newman's defining moment at the 2024 Paris Olympics, where she won bronze. At 31 years old, Newman is barred from competition until a formal hearing takes place and the Integrity Unit issues a final ruling.Confessions of an Olympic medalist star on OnlyFans: "I was already being sexualized""While Athletics Canada provides on-going guidance and reminders to athletes on the requirements for declaring whereabouts, the athlete is ultimately responsible for providing the information in a timely matter as required...Athletics Canada statementWhat the violation involvesThe case is listed as "whereabouts failures (Article 2.4)", a classification under the […]