OSU’s Daton Fix gets his arms loosened up by his father, Derek (left), and coach John Smith before his Big 12 Championship finals match on March 10.
Sand Springs’ Daton Fix celebrates after winner his fourth consecutive high school state title in 2017.
The USADA announced Tuesday that Oklahoma State wrestler Daton Fix has received a one-year probation after testing positive for a prohibited substance.
A three-member panel of the American Arbitration Association (AAA) decided the sanction after Fix tested positive for ostarine.
“Ostarine is a Non-Specified Substance in the class of Anabolic Agents and is prohibited at all times under the USADA Protocol for Olympic and Paralympic Movement Testing, the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee National Anti-Doping Policies, and the United World Wrestling Anti-Doping Rules, all of which have adopted the World Anti-Doping Code and the World Anti-Doping Agency Prohibited List,” the statement said.
The panel concluded Fix, who’s from Sand Springs, drank from a water bottle his father prepared for himself and left in the family’s refrigerator. Fix drank out of the water bottle without knowing his father added ostarine to the mixture.
An athlete’s ineligibility may be reduced after using a prohibited substance if the violation was unintentional. The panel agreed Fix’s violation was unintentional and wasn’t meant to enhance his athletic performance. They gave Fix a three-year reduction on his sanction, which resulted in one year of ineligibility.
Fix’s year of ineligibility began Feb. 10.
These are Oklahoma's four-time state wrestling champions
Cougar Andersen, Skiatook, 2021
Skiatook wrestlers Cougar Andersen and Josh Taylor made history in 2021, winning four State Wrestling Championship titles each becoming the second pair of teammates to compete the feat in the same year. Collinsville’s Gary Wayne Harding and Will Steltzlen won together in 2014.
Andersen pinned Wagoner’s Witt Edwards to win at 170 and improved to 21-0.
Josh Taylor, Skiatook, 2021
Taylor defeated Cutter Sheets of Stilwell, 5-2, in the 138-pound final of the 4A East regional in Skiatook, improving to 22-0 this season.
Eli Griffin, Cascia Hall, 2021
Cascia Hall’s Eli Griffin joined the elite club last week.
Caleb Tanner, Collinsville, 2020
Collinsville's Caleb Tanner wins fourth state title, completes perfect season
Zane Coleman, Choctaw, 2019
Zach Marcheselli, Broken Arrow, 2019
Tanner Litterell, Tuttle, 2017
Kaden Gfeller, OKC Heritage Hall, 2017
Daton Fix, Sand Springs, 2017
Wyatt Sheets, Stilwell, 2016
Will Steltzlen, Collinsville, 2014
Gary Wayne Harding, Collinsville, 2014
Davey Dolan, Berryhill, 2013
Zach Beard, Tuttle, 2013
Kyle Garcia, Choctaw, 2012
Calib Freeman, Claremore, 2012
Jeromy Davenport, Sallisaw, 2011
Ian Fisher, Perry, 2010
Cory Dauphin, El Reno, 2010
Ladd Rupp, Perry, 2009
Dallas Bailey, Catoosa, 2009
Chris Perry, Stillwater, 2009
Jarrod Patterson, Cushing, 2009
Mike Bizzle, Cascia Hall, 2005
Ryan Henning, Tuttle, 2004
Brandon Tucker, Broken Arrow, 2003
Teyon Ware, Edmond North, 2002
Matt Grice, Harrah, 2000
Matt Bean, Mustang, 1999
Jeff Henning, Tuttle, 1998
Shane Roller, Bixby, 1998
Michael Lightner, Marlow, 1996
T.J. Jaworsky, Edmond, 1990
Kenny Monday, Booker T. Washington, 1980
Others
Derrick Fleenor, El Reno, 2002
Clark Shouse, Morrison, 2000
Steve Elkins, Madill, 1995
Jerry Best, Chandler, 1991
Kyle Rosebure, McAlester, 1987
Todd Chesbro, Stillwater, 1987
Cecil Beisel, Perry, 1978
Leonard Shelton, Ponca City, 1940
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February 2017: Sand Springs wrestler Daton Fix makes history
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