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U.S. softball player Cam Schiller suspended 3 years for steroid doping at men's World Cup

CBC Sports · September 16, 2026 at 11:26 a.m.

U.S. softball player Cam Schiller suspended 3 years for steroid doping at men's World Cup

American softball player Cam Schiller was banned for three years for doping with a steroid, the International Testing Agency said Wednesday.

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U.S. softball player Cam Schiller suspended 3 years for steroid doping at men's World Cup

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