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 About | Disclaimer | Links | Contact | Home 3:49 pm | 5.21.08 

Father Gives Steroids to Teenage Son

[January 13th, 2009] by Millard Baker

An Iowa man gave his 14-year old son some methandrostenolone tablets and a syringe. The father confessed to providing his teenage son with steroids to help “motivate” him for high school sports. Todd Anthony Gerleman was arrested by Black Hawk County Sheriff’s deputies for distributing a controlled substance to a minor after the steroids were discovered when the son physically assaulted his mother. It is difficult to understand why anyone would give their children anabolic steroids during critical developmental periods when endogenous hormone production is already optimal. And why would Gerleman give his son a syringe for oral steroids?!! … Read the rest of this entry »

Will Texas Lawmakers Eliminate Steroid Testing in High Schools?

[January 9th, 2009] by Millard Baker

Texas lawmakers must decide whether to eliminate the controversial $6 million high school steroid testing program when they begin their 2008 legislative session next week. In the first year of the program, the State conducted over ten thousand doping tests only to find 4 steroid positives out of 10,117 tests; an additional 22 cases were considered positive simply because students did not comply with testing rules but NOT because they tested positive for a banned substance (”Lawmakers to consider future of steroid testing,” January 9).

The results so far have found little to confirm fears that steroid use is a rampant problem. When the first 10,000 tests found only four positive results, critics declared the two-year program a waste of time and money.

Now state lawmakers must decide whether to keep the program chugging along, scale it down or eliminate it. The 2009 legislative session starts Tuesday.

Republican State Senator Dan Patrick will use his influence to eliminate the “colossal waste of taxpayer money.” … Read the rest of this entry »

High School Athletes Don’t Use Steroids According to Michigan Coach

[December 8th, 2008] by Millard Baker

Larry Caper, the Battle Creek Central High School track and field coach, believes that Michigan high school athletes are NOT using anabolic steroids (”Steroids not evident in state high schools,” December 7).

Locally, coaches and players in Battle Creek say steroids are virtually a non-issue. Football and track and field, sports that require muscle mass and speed, have long been the places where steroids are prevalent.

But not around here, according to Battle Creek Central boys track and field coach Larry Caper.

“In my years at Battle Creek Central, I have never seen it and kids never talk about it,” Caper said. “At the high school level, I don’t think (it goes on). You can tell by the performance of an athlete, from year to year, if times get extremely fast. You know what’s going on.”

Wow. You would think that most high school coaches would acknowledge that some high school athletes are unfortunately using anabolic steroids. While it may not be a public health crisis, the use of steroids by teenagers is a problem. Such naivete should be sufficient reason to disqualify anyone from coaching high school sports.

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Twenty Percent of Customers in Lousiana Steroid Bust Were High School Students

[December 5th, 2008] by Millard Baker

St. Landry Parish Sheriff Bobby J. Guidroz recently told the New York Times that as many as 20 of the 100 customers identified in a recent rural Louisiana steroid bust were high school students (”High Schools Take on Doping With No Consensus on Strategy,” November 27).

In an investigation that has identified about 100 suspected steroid users and 15 dealers in the county, 10 people have been arrested, including two former high school football players, the sheriff said. He added that of those 100 suspected users, as many as 20 were high school athletes. That number stunned educators and law enforcement officials who had considered performance-enhancing drugs to be more of a big-city problem.

“I think there’s more steroid use, after talking to my investigators, in sports activities than originally thought,” said Bobby J. Guidroz, the sheriff of St. Landry Parish, population 90,000, about two hours west-northwest of New Orleans.

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High School Steroid Scandal Brewing in Louisiana

[July 22nd, 2008] by Millard Baker

High school football steroid scandal in St. Landry Parish Louisiana

The St. Landry Parish Sheriff’s Office announced a major steroid bust in Louisiana today. A seven month undercover investigation into anabolic steroid distribution at local gyms uncovered a network of 15 steroid dealers and identified at least 100 customers including several St. Parish area high school football players. The Sheriff’s Office has arrested four individuals on steroid distribution charges and has not ruled out pressing steroid possession charges against some of the customers (”Authorities say high school football players being investigated in steroid ring,” July 22).

Neither the football players or the high schools they attend were named by St. Landry Sheriff’s officials in a news conference today.

They said they were contacting parents and coaches as they continue their investigation. … Read the rest of this entry »



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