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Sprinter Kelly-Ann Baptiste has failed
Trinidad and Tobago sprinter Kelly-Ann Baptiste tested positive for a banned substance and withdrew from the World Track and Field Championships one day before her first race. “She has voluntarily withdrawn from the competition and is heading back to her base,” Trinidad and Tobago team manager Dexter Voisin told the Trinidad Express.Latest leading track and field Both have failed doping tests this year. Trinidad and Tobago’s Kelly-Ann Baptiste should have been contending for a medal in Monday’s women’s m final at Moscow – instead she has been.
Athletics has been thrown into turmoil Sprinter Kelly-Ann Baptiste has failed a drug test and withdrawn from the IAAF World Championships in Moscow.
Trinidad and Tobago sprinter Kelly-Ann MOSCOW (AP) — Trinidad and Tobago sprinter Kelly-Ann Baptiste has withdrawn from the meters at the world championships. The bronze medalist had been scheduled to compete in the , and 4x relay, but her name was missing from the heats scheduled for Sunday.
Kelly-Ann Baptiste, a sprinter Trinidad and Tobago sprinter Kelly-Ann Baptiste has failed a drugs test and will not compete at the World Championships in Moscow. Baptiste won m bronze in the World Championships in.
In 2003, Kelly-Ann was Trinidad and Tobago sprinter Kelly-Ann Baptiste has failed a drugs test and withdrawn from the IAAF World Championships in Moscow, the Trinidad Express reported Saturday.
Baptiste has trained with Tyson Trinidad and Tobago sprinter Kelly-Ann Baptiste, who won a world metres bronze medal in and was a real prospect for Moscow, has tested positive for a banned substance, the Trinidad.
Trinidad and Tobago athletics federation says Caribbean Journal talked to Baptiste at the Adidas Grand Prix (where she finished fifth in the m) in New York last week about her training, the state of women’s track and field in Trinidad.