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American softball player Cam Schiller banned 3 years for steroid doping at Men's World Cup
The International Testing Agency said Schiller lost his bronze medal after testing positive for norandrosterone and accepted a reduced penalty.
- On Wednesday, the International Testing Agency announced a three-year ban for American softball player Cam Schiller after he tested positive for the steroid norandrosterone at the 2025 Men's Softball World Cup in Canada.
- Schiller's sample, collected on July 13, 2025, confirmed the doping violation, leading to the disqualification of his individual results and the stripping of his bronze medal from the event.
- The ITA reduced the suspension from four years to three because Schiller "did not challenge the and agreed with the consequences," the agency said.
- Schiller is eligible to return on Aug. 7, 2028, ending his three-year absence after representing the United States in the 2022 World Cup.
- Before shifting to softball, the infielder played college baseball at Oral Roberts and was a seventh-round draft pick by the Texas Rangers in 2012, later playing for the Spokane Indians.
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American softball player Cam Schiller banned 3 years for steroid doping at Men's World Cup
LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP) — American softball player Cam Schiller was banned for three years for doping with a steroid, the International Testing Agency said Wednesday.
·Winnipeg, Canada
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