The IOC says it won't hold ceremonies for events in which 15-year-old Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva medals because of her doping case.
The International Olympic Committee says there will be no medal ceremony in Beijing if 15-year-old Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva places in the top three in the women's individual event.
There will also be no medal ceremony for the team event, where Russia won gold a week ago with help from Valieva. The U.S. won silver and Japan won bronze.by Court of Arbitration for Sport judges to compete starting Tuesday, despite failing a drug test ahead of the Olympics. But a separate investigation of that possible doping offense must be done in Russia and could take several months to resolve.
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