After allegations by former cross country runners of sexual abuse and doping in Huntington's program, the university is trying to dismiss the lawsuit.
all the while acting like Lance Armstrong’s Tour de France pharmacist injecting unknown substances into" their bodies.The lawsuit also said the alleged doping scheme at Huntington resembled the Oregon program used by Alberto Salazar, a track coach sanctioned for doping and sexual misconduct.
Nicholas Johnson was fired in 2020 after being arrested on four felony charges related to his involvement with a high school girl. Johnson, who grew up in Huntington and ran for the Foresters, pleaded guilty to felony identity deception in 2021 after the victim refused to cooperate with police. He served 30 days of a two-year sentence.
The university claimed in the motion filed Nov. 23 that when they became aware of allegations against Nicholas Johnson, it acted quickly to remove him from his position at the university.
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