MARION JONES PLEADS GUILTY TO LYING TO FEDERAL INVESTIGATORS IN NEW YORK
Olympic Gold Medalist Marion Jones and attorney Henry Depippo walk out of the U.S District Court House in White Plains, New York on October 5, 2007. Jones pleaded guilty Friday to lying to federal investigators about taking banned substances. (UPI Photo/John Angelillo)
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U.S. Olympians who teamed with Marion Jones for a relay win will be able to keep their medals, even though Jones was forced to forfeit hers.
Marion Jones, forced to return Olympic medals because of doping violations, signed a contract with the WNBA's Tulsa Shock, the team said Wednesday.
The International Olympic Committee has reallocated medals from the 2000 Sydney Games events in which Marion Jones, who has since been disqualified, competed.
Former U.S. sprinter Marion Jones has been released from a federal prison in Texas after serving a six-month term for lying to prosecutors about using steroids.
Former Olympic sprinter Tim Montgomery received a 46-month federal prison sentence Friday for his involvement in a check fraud scheme.
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