The head of the Japan Canoe Federation on Thursday briefed the Sports Agency and apologized over the drink-spiking scandal that has cast an unwanted global spotlight on Japanese kayaking.The federation is "truly sorry for having caused such trouble," JCF President Shoken Narita said, referring to the incident in which top kayaker Yasuhiro Suzuki led teammate Seiji Komatsu to fail a doping test by lacing his drink with a steroid.The Sports Agency is seeking to come to grips with the incident in hopes of prevent such acts from recurring in canoeing as well as other sports."It is very regretfu…READ FULL ARTICLE
