Several members of the Air Force Academy's lacrosse team were put into an "inactive status" according to the Academy, meaning they will not participate in group lacrosse activities or inter-collegiate competition.

The move comes as an ongoing investigation into alleged misconduct continues. The actions were effective as of Tuesday. The Academy is not releasing any specific details on the investigation.

"I can confirm that there is an ongoing investigation into the conduct of several players on the team," Lt. Col. Allen Herritage told 11 News partner The Gazette. "Because that investigation is ongoing, I cannot disclose any further information."

a low-stakes test according to The Gazette.

The Academy sent out the following statement on Tuesday:

The Air Force Academy holds its cadets, staff and faculty to the highest standards of conduct because our nation demands it of us and it's the right thing to do. Taking care of each other is one of our top priorities and we go to great lengths to provide a culture rooted in the core principles of human dignity and respect.

A 2014 Gazette investigation revealed misconduct by academy athletes, including drug use, binge drinking and sexual assault. The school launched an internal investigation and redoubled efforts to ensure it was recruiting players who would avoid trouble.