Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Scott Volkers
The only mentions of :Scott Volkers at :Swimming Australia are for allegations of child sexual abuse, so given the ''raison d'etre'' of the nominator that would not be a good choice. Apparently (although not mentioned in his current article), he was the head coach at the :Commercial Swimming Club in Brisbane, but he is not mentioned in that article. The allegations are discussed in a long paragraph (probably ) at the prosecutor's article :Margaret Cunneen#Notable cases.  In the :Samantha Riley article it mentions without citation "She had failed a drug test, and was only exonerated after her coach Scott Volkers admitted to giving her a headache tablet which contained the banned substance."  In the :Australian Sport Awards article it mentions in a table, his 1995 "Coach of the Year" award. There does not appear to be a viable target for any redirect. Overall, if he is not notable, ''aside from the allegations'', then the article should be '''deleted'''; it doesn't seem that such deletion would cause any loss of information, outside of the allegations.  Also, per the nominator's ({{ping|DanCherek}}) rationale, the section :Margaret Cunneen#Notable cases|Notable cases in the :Margaret Cunneen article, and the mentions in the :Swimming Australia article should be cleaned up
— User:Bejnar, 20:57, 8 July 2021 (UTC)
Stance: merge
Cited policy: :WP:UNDUE (Wikipedia:Neutral point of view)