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NewsWPLG Local 10 – Main FeedSeptember 3, 2026Miami-Dade

U.S. Center for SafeSport reports increased traffic to disciplinary database following public sanction announcements

The U.S. Center for SafeSport experienced a more than 100% increase in new visitors to its Centralized Disciplinary Database during the month following its decision to begin publicly announcing individuals added to its banned list. This shift in communication strategy marks a change from previous internal-only notification methods.

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Why It Matters

Increased public access to the disciplinary database allows for greater transparency regarding individuals prohibited from participating in U.S. Olympic and Paralympic sports programs.

Key Facts

  • The U.S. Center for SafeSport began publicly announcing names of individuals added to its banned list.
  • New visitor traffic to the Centralized Disciplinary Database more than doubled in the month following the start of public announcements.
  • The database tracks individuals who are prohibited from participating in U.S. Olympic and Paralympic sports programs.

Who's Mentioned

locationDenver“Location where the report originated.”otherCentralized Disciplinary Database“The online portal containing the list of individuals banned from participating i”organizationU.S. Center for SafeSport“The organization responsible for managing the disciplinary database and sanction”