Canadian curler Briane Harris will be able to return to the game immediately, after an absence of almost a year.
Her lawyer said she learned of the decision from the Court of Arbitration for Sport on Tuesday morning.
Harris had a positive drug test in January 2024 for a negligible amount of ligandrol, a banned substance.
She received the results of this anti-doping test conducted outside of a competition venue in mid-February, and since that time she has been the subject of a provisional suspension.
A CAS judge determined that Harris committed no wrongdoing or negligent act in this matter, and as a result there would be “no period of suspension.”
Harris plays for Team Kerri Einarson.
