Tennis Federation of Serbia punished athlete Dejan Katic with 1 year period of ineligibility and with disqualification of all result achieved after June 15, 2010 due to AAF on ephedrine. Katic was tested on June 15, 2010 by DCO's of ADAS.

Last week, from 23rd to 29th August in Novi Sad it was organized competition under FISU (International University Sports Federation) superviosion. It was the first FISU championship held in Serbia after the University Games in Belgrade 2009. The best students from sixteen male and six female teams competeted in futsal. As it define by FISU regulation regularity and fair-play at every championship is provided by rutine doping control tests. Doping controls were conducted beside at semifinals and finals also during qualifying round. Dr. Carlos Magalhaes (FISU medical delegate) was attended during all competition days and at the and he expresed satisfaction by medical support of the championship, as well as with organization of doping controls by Anti-Doping Agency of Serbia.

Boxing Federation of Serbia punished Milan Despotovic with a lifetime ineligibility from Sport due to anti-doping rule violation from article 2.8. of World Anti-Doping Code. Despotovic admitted that he unintentionally gave furosemide to doping positive boxers Stankovic and Domonkos. However, BFS consider this to grave violation of Code and punished Despotovic with a lifetime ban.

International Conference on injuries in water polo will be held in Zagreb on September 2nd. Detailed info can be found at official web presentation: www.otours.hr.
You can download Preliminary program here.
Participation is free (no fee).

Body building Federation of Serbia informed ADAS about AAF of serbian athlete Marko Dimitrijevic on European Championship in Maastrich, Netherlands, on May 14, 2010. He was doping positive on anabolic steroids: Epixandralone, Oxandralone and Clenbuterol.
EFBB is responsible for result management.