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Name	Country	Event	Banned substance(s)	Reference(s)
Ahmed Saad	Australia	Australian rules football		[1]
Milla Saari (née Jauho)	Finland	Cross-country skiing	HES	[2] [3]
Evi Sachenbacher-Stehle	Germany	Biathlon	Methylhexanamine	[4] [5]
Sharifi Sadeh	Iran	Weightlifting	Metandienone	[6]
Şule Şahbaz	Turkey	Weightlifting		[7]
Mamadou Sakho	France	Football (soccer)	Fat-burning substance	[8]
Nicholas Santos	Brazil	Swimming	Furosemide	[9]
Asaad Said	Qatar	Weightlifting		[6]
Saiedah Said	Singapore	Silat	Nor-Sibutramine, OH-Nor Sibutramine	[10]
Wendell Sailor	Australia	Rugby union	Cocaine	[11]
Juan Salas	Dominican Republic	Baseball		[12]
Daniel Sam	United Kingdom	Kickboxing		[13]
Zabit Samedov	Azerbaijan	Kickboxing	Anabolic steroid	[14]
Leonidas Sampanis	Greece	Weightlifting	Testosterone	[7]
Maarten Sampermans	Belgium	Volleyball	Cannabinoids	[15]
Olga Samulenkova	Russia	Rowing	Testosterone	[16]
Yann San Biagio	France	Water polo	Cannabis	[17]
Alex Sánchez	Cuba	Baseball	Steroids	[18]
Francisco Pérez Sanchez	Spain	Cycling	Erythropoietin (EPO)	[19]
Joel Sánchez	Peru	Football (soccer)	Methylhexaneamine	[20]
Pradeep Sangwan	India	Cricket	Steroid	[21]
Mauro Santambrogio	Italy	Cycling		[22]
Induino Santoni	Italy	Lifesaving	Cocaine	[23]
Virpi Sarasvuo (née Kuitunen)	Finland	Cross-country skiing	HES	[24]
Mitchell Sargent	Australia	Rugby league	Cocaine	[25]
Viseslav Saric	Croatia	Swimming	Cannabis	[26]
Santis Sarkanis	Latvia	Cycling	Ephedrine	[27] (in Latvian)
Hasan Şaş	Turkey	Football (soccer)	Fenilpropanolamin	[28]
Todd Sauerbrun	United States	American football	Ephedra	[29]
Dmitry Sayustov	Russia	Ice hockey		[30]
Adam Sbieh	United States	Cycling	Erythropoietin (EPO)	[31]
Orlando Scandrick	United States	American football	Amphetamines (MDMA)	[32]
Michele Scarponi	Italy	Cycling	Operación Puerto doping case	[33]
Viktors Ščerbatihs	Latvia	Weightlifting	Anabolic steroids	[34] (in Latvian)
Uliana Schcherbo	Ukraine	Weightlifting	Stanozolol	[6]
Fränk Schleck	Luxembourg	Cycling	Xipamide	[35]
Mike Schmidt	United States	Baseball	Amphetamines (self-admitted)	[36]
Nate Schmidt	United States	Hockey		[37]
Roland Schmidt	East Germany	Weightlifting	Turinabol (self-admitted)	[38]
Petra Schneider	East Germany	Swimming	Anabolic steroids (self-admitted)	[39]
Carl Schreuder	South Africa	Swimming	Ephedrine	[40]
Katja Schumacher	Germany	Triathlon	Testosterone	[41]
Stefan Schumacher	Germany	Cycling	CERA	[42]
Alex Schwazer	Italy	Athletics	Epo	[43]
Mehdi Sebou	Morocco	Water polo	Nandrolone	[17]
Violeta Sechka	Belarus	Weightlifting	Drostanolone	[6]
Sead Seferović	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Football (soccer)	Ephedrine	[44]
David Segui	United States	Baseball	Anabolic steroids, growth hormone	[45]
Mudarra Segura	Costa Rica	Cycling	GW501516	[46]
Emanuele Sella	Italy	Cycling	Erythropoietin (EPO)	[47] [48]
Yury Selyutin	Russia	Weightlifting	Metandienone	[6]
Sun Yang	China	Swimming	Not to declare the use of medical drugs	[49]
Alexander Serebryakov	Russia	Cycling		[50]
Armas Sergio	Argentina	Weightlifting	Clenbuterol	[6]
Diogo dos Santos Serra	Portugal	Water polo	Cocaine	[51]
Jeremy Serreau	France	Water polo	Testosterone	[52]
Óscar Sevilla	Spain	Cycling		[53]
Roberto Sgambelluri	Italy	Cycling	NESP	[54]
Frank Shackman	Germany	Weightlifting	Metandienone	[6]
Yasir Shah	Pakistan	Cricket	Chlortalidone	[55]
Salem Hussain Shaheen	Saudi Arabia	Swimming	Cannabis	[56]
Yacoub Shahenda	Jordan	Weightlifting	Stanozolol	[6]
Khurram Shahzad	Pakistan	Weightlifting	Methandienone	[6]
Mohammad Shahzad	Afghanistan	Cricket	Clenbuterol	[57]
Ken Shamrock	United States	Mixed Martial Arts	Stanozolol, 19-Norandrosterone and 19-Noretiocholanolone
Tariq Ali Sharahli	Saudi Arabia	Volleyball	Cannabinoids	[15]
Maria Sharapova	Russia	Tennis	Meldonium	[58]
Surya Prasad Sharma	India	Swimming	Stanozolol	[9]
Keri-Leigh Shaw	South Africa	Swimming	Clenbuterol, Ephedrine	[17]
Prithvi Shaw	India	Cricket	Terbutaline	[59]
Maxim Shcherbakov	Russia	Swimming		[56]
Shang Shichun	China	Weightlifting		[60]
Frankie Sheahan	Ireland	Rugby	Salbutomol	[61]
Gary Sheffield	United States	Baseball	Steroids (no rules set for punishment)	[62] [63]
Ahmed Shehzad	Pakistan	Cricket		[64]
Tuliayeva Shemshat	Belarus	Weightlifting	Clenbuterol	[6]
Sean Sherk	United States	Mixed martial arts	Nandrolone (tainted supplement)
Andrey Shevtsov	Canada	Swimming	Cannabinoids	[65]
Georgi Shikov	Bulgaria	Weightlifting	Clenbuterol, Hydroxystanozolol	[6]
Takahiro Shimonaka	Japan	Wrestling	Tamoxifen	[66]
Sergei Shiriaev	Russia	Cross-country skiing	Erythropoietin (EPO)	[67]
Denis Shiryakov	Russia	Weightlifting		[68]
Katsiryna Shkuraava	Belarus	Weightlifting	Metandienone	[6]
Oleg Shteinikov	Kazakhstan	Swimming	Nandrolone	[69]
Abdurahman Shtwei	Libya	Weightlifting	Testosterone, Epitestosterone	[6]
Azizojan Shukurov	Tajikistan	Weightlifting	Metandienone	[6]
Irina Sibetova	Russia	Weightlifting	Metandienone	[6]
Kashif Siddiq	Pakistan	Cricket	Nandralone, Stanazolol	[70]
Jörg Harald Sievers	East Germany	Swimming	Turinabol	[71]
Steve Siler	United States	Swimming	Ephedrine	[40]
Kristina Silkina	Russia	Weightlifting		[72]
Antônio Silva	Brazil	Mixed Martial Arts	Boldenone	[73]
Glauber Araujo Silva	Brazil	Swimming	Testosterone	[74]
Filippo Simeoni	Italy	Cycling	Erythropoietin (EPO), growth hormone	[75]
Helle Simonsen	Denmark	Curling	Unspecified	[76]
Win Shwe Sin	Myanmar	Weightlifting		[6]
Harpreet Singh	India	Weightlifting	Nandroline	[77]
Rajesh Kumar Singh	India	Weightlifting	Metandienone	[6]
Tajinder Singh	India	Weightlifting		[78]
Patrik Sinkewitz	Germany	Cycling	Testosterone	[79]
Oleksandr Sitalo	Ukraine	Wrestling	THC	[80] [ failed verification ]
Faina Sivanbayeva	Kazakhstan	Weightlifting	Stanozolol	[6]
Marcel Six	United Kingdom	Cycling	Refusal to submit to doping test	[81]
Michael Skelde	Denmark	Cycling	Testosterone	[82]
Jesper Skibby	Denmark	Cycling	(self-admitted)	[83] (in Danish)
Tremayne Smartt	Guyana	Cricket	Furosemide	[84]
Adam Smith	United States	Mixed martial arts	cocaine, cannabis	[85]
Joel Smith	Australia	Australian rules football	Cocaine	[86]
Kenneth Smith	South Africa	Swimming	Cannabinoids, MDMA	[65]
Lonnie Smith	United States	Baseball	Cocaine	[87]
Michelle Smith (Michelle de Bruin)	Ireland	Swimming	Tampering with test	[88]
Paul Smith	England	Cricket	Cocaine, confessed after quitting the sport.	[89]
Richard Smith	Australia	Cycling	Blood Doping	[90]
Ebi Smolarek	Poland	Football (soccer)	Cannabis	[91]
Matt Socholotiuk	Canada	Canadian football	Human growth hormone	[92]
Edgars Soika	Latvia	Curling	Spironolactone	[93] (in Latvian)
Sergei Sokolov	Azerbaijan	Football (soccer)	Betamethasone	[94]
Andrey Solomennikov	Russia	Cycling		[95]
Nasser El Sonbaty	Germany	Bodybuilding	Diuretics	[96]
Christiane Knacke-Sommer	East Germany	Swimming	Anabolic steroids. (Self-admitted)	[97]
Chael Sonnen	United States	Mixed Martial Arts	testosterone/epitestosterone, ratio, anastrozole, clomiphene, Human Growth Hormone, Erythropoeitan (EPO), Human Chorionic Gonadotropin,	[98] [99]
Lary Sorensen	United States	Baseball	Cocaine	[87]
Rolf Sørensen	Denmark	Cycling	EPO, cortisone	[100]
Yoel Sotolongo	Cuba	Weightlifting	Metandienone	[6]
Maurizio Spaziano	Italy	Water polo	Cannabis	[101]
Duncan Spencer	England	Cricket	Nandrolone	[97]
Brandon Spikes	United States	American football		[102]
Nikos Spyropoulos	Greece	Football (soccer)	Testosterone	[103] (in Greek)
Giorgia Squizzato	Italy	Swimming	Clostebol	[101]
Sukanya Srisurat	Thailand	Weightlifting	Methandienone	[6]
Zinaida Stahurskaya	Belarus	Cycling	stanozolol, testosterone	[104]
Jaap Stam	Netherlands	Football (soccer)	Nandrolone	[105]
Roger Stanislaus	England	Football (soccer)	Cocaine	[106]
James Stanton	Australia	Water polo	Clenbuterol	[56]
Matt Stevens	England	Rugby Union	Cocaine	[107]
Anthony Steward	South Africa	Water polo	Benzoylecgonine	[101]
David Stits	Belgium	Water polo	Cannabis	[40]
Ivan Stoitsov	Bulgaria	Weightlifting	Steroids	[108]
Marko Strahija	Croatia	Swimming	hCG	[40]
Astrid Strauss	East Germany	Swimming	Testosterone	[109]
Darryl Strawberry	United States	Baseball	Cocaine	[110]
Dimitriy Striga	Kazakhstan	Weightlifting	Stanozolol	[6]
Marcus Stroman	United States	Baseball	Methylhexaneamine	[111]
Jamal Strong	United States	Baseball		[112]
Marcus Stroud	United States	American football	Anabolic steroids	[113]
Barbora Strýcová	Czech Republic	Tennis	Sibutramine	[114]
Jamie Stuart	England	Football (soccer)	Cocaine, Cannabis	[115]
Dana Stubblefield	United States	American football	THG	[62]
Anna Stylianou	Cyprus	Swimming	Nandrolone	[40]
Shabaz Sule	Turkey	Weightlifting		[60]
Zulfugar Suleymanov	Azerbaijan	Weightlifting	T/E 9,6 (2010) Dehydromethyltestosterone (2013)	[6]
Ilirian Suli	Albania	Weightlifting	Methandienone	[6]
Moldodosov Sultan	Kyrgyzstan	Weightlifting	Metandienone	[6]
Salem Sultan	United Arab Emirates	Weightlifting	Stanozolol, Hydroxystanozolol	[6]
Leonardo Sumida	Brazil	Swimming	Cannabis	[74]
Sun Yan	China	Weightlifting		[116]
S Sunaina	India	Weightlifting	Nandrolone	[60]
Martin Johnsrud Sundby	Norway	Cross-country skiing	Salbutamol	[117]
Joe Surgenor	Canada	Canadian football		[92]
Evgeni Sviridov	Uzbekistan	Figure skating		[118]
Eranga Swarnathilake	Sri Lanka	Rugby union	Methylhexanamine	[119] [120] [121]
Tim Sylvia	United States	Mixed martial arts	Nandrolone	[122]
Nataliya Syrota	Ukraine	Weightlifting	Octopamine	[6]
Botond Szalma	Hungary/  Netherlands	Water polo	Cannabis	[9]
Nikolett Szepesi	Hungary	Swimming	Missed test	[56]
Krzysztof Szramiak	Poland	Weightlifting	Methandienone	[6]

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