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First Offense
A positive test result or admission of drugs use will have the following consequences:
Student-athlete will participate in a conference telephone call with head coach, Associate Athletic Director for Student-Athlete Services and parent(s) or legal guardian(s) at which time the consequences of a positive test result will be reviewed.
Student-athlete will be required to attend a mandatory substance-abuse evaluation and education session conducted by a professional counselor who is provided by CUAD. Student-athlete will be subject to frequent unannounced retesting as determined by athletics administration and/or head coach.
Second Offense
Student-athlete will participate in a conference telephone call with head coach, Associate Athletic Director for Student-Athlete Services and parent(s) or legal guardian(s) at which time the consequences of a positive test result will be reviewed.
Student-athlete will be suspended for 10% of the team’s contests. Contests used to satisfy this penalty must be conducted in the championship segment of the team’s season. Postseason competition may be used to satisfy this requirement and the suspension will carry over to the following season if necessary. In cases where 10% results in a fraction of a contest, standard rounding practices will be used to determine the sanction (e.g., 1.7 is rounded up to 2).
Third Offense
If a third positive test or admission of guilt occurs, it must be assumed that the student-athlete has a very significant problem or has made some conscious value judgment as to his or her behavior. The third offense will dictate a dismissal from the team and nonrenewal of financial aid.