The Australian swimmer,who tested positive for Ligandrol,may head to CAS to try and lessen her ban after ASADA recommended a four-year suspension.
Shayna Jack became the face of the anti-doping war after a positive test left her shattered. Now,she reveals the mental cost as she settles in for the fight.
Leading Australian swimming coach Dean Boxall has vented his frustration over Shayna Jack's anti-doping case,saying his charge deserves a chance to realise her Olympic dream at Tokyo.
Sidelined Australian swimmer reveals the emotional toll her failed drug test is taking after admitting she may have to wait until June for a formal hearing – the same month as the Tokyo Olympic trials.
Travis Tygart,the head of USADA,says the circumstances that led to swimmer Mack Horton's protest at the world championships reflect poorly on anti-doping bodies.
The head of the peak US anti-doping body says athletes who test positive via contaminated supplements should not always be slammed with the maximum penalty.
The Australian swimmer faces a four-year ban for her Ligandrol positive but a new case from the US will give her legal team hope as she fights for her career.
Swimming Australia president John Bertrand has staunchly defended his body's handling of Shayna Jack's positive test but said a wider discussion was now essential.
The Swimming Australia president stands by the handling of the doping matter but said there would be discussions about best practice ahead of Tokyo and beyond.
Elite athletes grow up in a world where they can only be one of two things:a winner or nothing.
It’s long been a popular Australian mantra that we play sport the"right"way. We strive for excellence,uphold the rules and laws of the game,respect our opposition and while we might be fiercely competitive,we’re always fair. Yet Australia’s no better than the rest of them.