NCAA Wrestling Weight Management Program For 2011 - NAIA

� During the bowel movement process, if the student-athlete needs to urinate, he/she must open
the stall door prior to touching the collection container.
� Student-athlete must then pick up the container under the direct observation of the
assessor/validator and may then urinate into the container in full view of the
assessor/validator.
� Student-athlete must place the container back on the floor in a position where both the
student-athlete and the assessor/validator can fully observe the container.
� Student-athlete can then close the stall door to clean up.
� Student-athlete must open the stall door prior to picking up the container containing the urine
sample.
The assessor/validator should be very alert and aware, observing the student-athlete for any
strange or unusual behavior such as:
� Urinating on the hands or fingers.
� Having to use a specific stall or urinal.
� Extreme hesitation or hassle when asked to raise shirt and lower pants.
� Attempting to retrieve items from a pocket.
There should never be more than one student-athlete per assessor/validator in the restroom at any
time. The assessor/validator has an extremely important job and should never take these duties
lightly. It is also important for the assessor/validator to establish a rapport with the studentathlete
in order to help put them at ease during a somewhat difficult situation.