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Probably meldonium is doing it's job

Alexej Shmidt Sport: Cycling - Track Substance: Eritropoetin Result: 2 years ban (end on 9 August 2017)

One more Russian short track speed skater with meldonium - Ekaterina Konstantinova

Hopefully Lithuania will stay away from the list. After all Lithuanian Anti-doping Agency was keen on informing athletes and federation about meldonium being banned substance in sports in media and antidoping apps that athletes use. Sadly this drug is widely sold in Lithuanian pharmacies, but differently from other countries - Lithuanian Health Organization placed this drug as prescripted, so it was not so easy to get it, unless you really had health problems.

These tours in Algeria is the very first competitions for the new Staki-Baltik Vairas team which is basically first professional cycling team in Lithuania that focused on road cycling.

Figure Skating, Biathlon and Luge. Also was considering bobsleigh, snowboarding and short track. Btw, lol - no points for Nordic

Nerijus Bružas Sport: Bodybuilding Substance: Refusal to give sample Result: 8 years ban Source here Edit: Sorry, missed the "olympic sports" part.

Interesting of how many athletes has been caught on meldonium. No need to forget that after all it was invented in Soviet Union and Russians might had known about it's doping abilities all that time and just happily used it. We will see how many more cases there is going to be knowing that this drug is extremely common in Russia, Belarus, Ukraine and Middle Asia.

This forum without results threads loosing everything it was in the past...

Lithuania has 12th best non-qualified diver in women's springboard. So we still have a smallest chance to qualify. Especially if other countries refuses their given quotas (like South Africa). The result was achieved by Genevieve Green Angerame, originally she born under name Akvilė, but was adopted by American-Lithuanian family in US. It was her first ever start under Lithuanian flag.

As of 5 March 2016 Lithuania already had these athletes qualified for the Rio 2016: Rowing TBA1 Women's Single Sculls TBA2 Women's Double Sculls TBA3 Women's Double Sculls TBA4 Men's Single Sculls TBA5 Men's Double Sculls TBA6 Men's Double Sculls TBA7 Men's Quadruple Sculls TBA8 Men's Quadruple Sculls TBA9 Men's Quadruple Sculls TBA10 Men's Quadruple Sculls Canoeing TBA1 Men's C1-200m TBA2 Men's K1-200m TBA3 Men's K2-1000m TBA4 Men's K2-1000m Sailing TBA1 Women's Laser Radial Juozas Bernotas Men's RS:X Sailboard Cycling TBA1 Men's Road Race TBA2 Men's Road Race Simona Krupeckaitė Women's Track - Keirin Basketball TBA Men's Team TBA Men's Team TBA Men's Team TBA Men's Team TBA Men's Team TBA Men's Team TBA Men's Team TBA Men's Team TBA Men's Team TBA Men's Team TBA Men's Team TBA Men's Team Modern Pentathlon Laura Asadauskaitė-Zadneprovskienė Women's Individual Race Swimming Rūta Meilutytė Women's 100m Breastostroke Danas Rapšys Men's 200m Freestyle, 100m Backstroke, 200m Backstroke, 4x100m Medley Giedrius Titenis Men's 100m Breaststorke, 200m Breaststroke TBA1 Men's 4x100m Medley TBA2 Men's 4x100m Medley Athletics Eglė Balčiūnaitė Women's 800m Eglė Staišiūnaitė Women's 400m Hurdles Airinė Palšytė Women's High Jump Dovilė Dzindzaletaitė Women's Triple Jump Zinaida Sendriūtė Women's Discus Throw Diana Lobačevskė Women's Marathon Rasa Drazdauskaitė Women's Marathon TBA1 Women's Marathon Brigita Virbalytė-Dimšienė Women's 20km Racewalking Neringa Aidietytė Women's 20km Racewalking Kristina Saltanovič Women's 20km Racewalking Andrius Gudžius Men's Discus Throw Remigijus Kančys Men's Marathon Valdas Dopolskas Men's Marathon Marius Žiūkas Men's 20km Racewalking Marius Šavelskis Men's 20km Racewalking Tadas Šuškevičius Men's 50km Racewalking

UWW European Wrestling Championships 2016 Riga (LAT) - 2016 March 8 - 13 NATIONS LIST Albania (1) Armenia Austria Azerbaijan Belarus Bulgaria Croatia Czech Republic Denmark (3) Estonia (9) Finland France Georgia Germany Great Britain (3) Greece Hungary Israel Italy Kosovo (2) Latvia (20) Lithuania (12) Macedonia Moldova Montenegro (1) Norway Poland Portugal (3) Romania Russia Serbia Slovakia Slovenia (2) Spain Sweden Switzerland Turkey Ukraine

I'm glad that Panarina (a.k.a. Ismaylova) found the way to compete internationally after Lukashenka banned her from National team of Belarus, but it is so annoying that she representing Azerbaijan that collecting so many foreigners in their national olympic team.

Lithuania was awarded with quota in Men's K2-1000 Source

Yay, quota for Lithuania.

Oh well.. A new long trip to go till we get this forum back to it's glory