*****UPDATE MAY 8th, 2015 @ 6:00PM EST****
On the heels of CanadaFootballChat.com’s breaking story last week,Β another media source has revealed the names of the five CIS players that have tested positive for a banned substance at last month’s CFL combines.
In an exclusive article by Justin Dunk of Three Down Nation, four of those players named played for Saint Mary’s Huskies. However, they left after the fall season and WERE NOT ENROLLED/REGISTERED for the winter sessions. Β Those players areΒ defensive back Kayin Marchand-Wright, receiver Melvin Abankwah as well as linebackers Marvin Golding and 2014 CIS Defensive Player of the Year Jonathan Langa.
The fifth player named is Laval Rouge et Or receiver Matthew Norzil. Laval issued a statement on Friday evening.
CLICK HERE FOR OFFICIAL STATEMENT FROM LAVAL ROUGE ET OR
Saint Mary’s has issued an official statement Friday evening.
CLICK HERE FOR OFFICIAL STATEMENT FROM SMU INTERIM ATHLETICS DIRECTOR
Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sports have confirmed these positive drug tests on Friday evening in an official statement:
CLICK HERE FOR OFFICIAL STATEMENT FROM CCES
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