There is compelling evidence that college student athletes engage in frequent episodes of
heavy drinking and are prone to negative consequences resulting from such use. This study …

College student-athletes and first-year students are two undergraduate populations at risk
for heavy-episodic drinking and alcohol-related negative consequences. In this study, 63 …

Collegiate athletes are an at-risk population for high risk drinking and related consequences
when compared to the general college student population. However, little is known about …

Objective: Intercollegiate athletes consume more alcohol and experience more negative
alcohol-related consequences than nonathletes. The purpose of this study was to determine …

Intercollegiate athletes report greater alcohol consumption and more alcohol-related
problems than their non-athlete peers. Although college athletes share many of the same …

Researchers have identified college student–athletes as a high-risk group for heavy alcohol
consumption (eg, Nelson, TF, & Wechsler, H.(2001). Alcohol and college athletes. Medicine …

Research has shown that college students participating in athletics drink more than other
students, yet relatively few studies have examined variables that are associated with alcohol …

Researchers have identified college student-athletes as a subgroup at risk for heavy
drinking and associated consequences. Yet, few studies have examined multiple variables …

The Athlete Drinking Scale (ADS) was designed to assess a set of drinking motives unique
to intercollegiate athletes. Although results from initial validation studies were promising …

Background: Varsity student athletes are a high-risk drinking group, exhibiting a greater
propensity to binge drink than their non-sport peers. Moreover, as intercollegiate athletic …