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Performance-enhancing drug use by high school athletes - News-Medical.Net

A report released by the University of Michigan C.S. Mott Children's Hospital National Poll on Children's Health finds that nearly 1 in 10 parents of high school athletes is aware of the use of performance-enhancing drugs by an athlete in their ...

For High School Doping, Parents Want Penalties - eMaxHealth.com

Stories about doping – using performance-enhancing drugs – among professional and Olympic athletes have been regular fodder for the news media in recent years, but what about the trend in use by younger, more vulnerable high school-aged athletes ...

Article rated a - Waterloo Cedar-Falls Courier

CEDAR FALLS — The college football careers of Johnny Gray and Victor Williams officially ended Monday when Northern Iowa head coach Mark Farley dismissed the two senior wide receivers from the team. Gray and Williams were arrested Friday on ...

School for the blind starts visionary newsroom - Newark Star-Ledger

Ed Murray/The Star-Ledger Judy Ortman, interim executive director of the Concordia Learning Center, is interviewed by student Indigo Estevez from Newark for the school paper. There's a buzz in the newsroom of a New Jersey start-up newspaper, and not ...

UPDATE: Gray, Williams dismissed from UNI football team - Waterloo Cedar-Falls Courier

CEDAR FALLS — The college football careers of Johnny Gray and Victor Williams officially ended Monday when Northern Iowa head coach Mark Farley dismissed the two senior wide receivers from the team. Gray and Williams were arrested Friday on ...

Cousins given go-ahead to resume career - ninemsn

Have your say on the return of Ben Cousins. Ben Cousins will be subjected to the most stringent drug-testing regime ever bestowed upon an Australian sportsman when he is expected to resume his AFL career in 2009. The AFL Commission on Tuesday granted ...

Matt Slater blog - bbc

It's an old-fashioned word and it has connotations of time happily wasted looking for something or someone. So, for example, Wayne Rooney 's most likely whereabouts for 11 months of the year will be somewhere in the triangle between Old Trafford ...

Decathlete Bryan Clay is a champion, and not just at breakfast - Los Angeles Times

Olympic decathlon gold medalist Bryan Clay with his son, Jacob, signs Wheaties boxes at a Vons grocery store in Glendora. The Glendora-based gold medalist may have to compete with Michael Phelps for his young son's Olympic hero worship. But being on ...

SPORTS BRIEFS - Watertown Daily Times

Watertown High School senior Taylor Nims will sign a national letter of intent today to play Division I women's lacrosse at Syracuse University. The signing is scheduled for 12:15 p.m. in the library at Watertown High School. Taylor's decision to ...

EVSC chief academic officer resigns - Evansville Courier-Press

Evansville Vanderburgh School Corp. Chief Academic Academic Officer Patricia Melton has resigned, the school system confirmed today. Melton has been pursuing a doctoral degree from the University of Pennsylvania, and she wants to devote her full ...

ACLU honors families who fought high school's drug-testing policy for athletes (The Daily News)

The American Civil Liberties Union will present its Civil Libertarian Award on Saturday evening to two families who helped overturn the Wahkiakum School Board’s random drug-testing policy.

Performance-enhancing drug use by high school athletes (News-Medical-Net)

Stories about doping - using performance-enhancing drugs - among professional and Olympic athletes have been regular fodder for the news media in recent years, but what about the trend in use by younger, more vulnerable high school-aged athletes?

For High School Doping, Parents Want School Intervention, Low Penalties (Newswise)

The University of Michigan C.S. Mott Children's Hospital National Poll on Children's Health finds that nearly 1 in 10 parents of high school athletes is aware of the use of performance-enhancing drugs by an athlete in their community. The poll also finds that most parents feel that schools - with minimal penalties to individual students - should be responsible for handling the problem.

For Doping Among High School Athletes, Parents Support School Intervention, Limited Individual Penalties (PR Newswire via Yahoo! News)

C.S. Mott Children's Hospital National Poll on Children's Health finds nearly 1 in 10 parents of high school athletes knows a child under age 18 who has used performance-enhancing drugs

Gold Medal Lockdown (Tucson Weekly)

Former swimming superstar Rick DeMont has triumphed over an ordeal that could've crushed him

Decathlete Bryan Clay is a champion, and not just at breakfast (Los Angeles Times)

The Glendora-based gold medalist may have to compete with Michael Phelps for his young son's Olympic hero worship. But being on the Wheaties box isn't a bad consolation prize. Jacob Clay knew there was something special in the cereal aisle at Vons, so he dropped his daddy's hand and scooted along in search of his treat.

Decathlete Clay is a champion, and not just at breakfast (Honolulu Advertiser)

Jacob Clay knew there was something special in the cereal aisle at Vons, so he dropped his daddy's hand and scooted along in search of his treat.

Decathlete Bryan Clay is a champion, and not just at breakfast (Los Angeles Times)

Olympic decathlon gold medalist Bryan Clay with his son, Jacob, signs Wheaties boxes in a Vons grocery store in Glendora. The Glendora-based gold medalist may have to compete with Michael Phelps for his young son's Olympic hero worship. But being on the Wheaties box isn't a bad consolation prize.

Players to reveal whereabouts (BBC News)

Olympic-style drug-testing is on the horizon for footballers

USATF Obituary For Dr. Harmon Brown (Track & Field News)

INDIANAPOLIS - Known worldwide as a pioneer in sports science and medicine, Dr. C. Harmon Brown died from cancer on Tuesday, November 11. He was 78.