Adani Sportsline Academy Athletes Shine with 98 Medals in 2025–26 Season

Ahmedabad — Athletes from Adani Sportsline Academy delivered an impressive performance during the 2025–26 season, securing a total of 98 medals across Speed Skating, Skateboarding, Tennis, and Basketball. The achievements came from competitions held at the district, state, and national levels between April 2025 and February 2026.

The overall medal haul included 33 gold, 32 silver, and 33 bronze medals. Speed Skating emerged as the most successful discipline, contributing 23 gold, 24 silver, and 30 bronze medals. Skateboarding athletes also made a strong impact, winning 10 gold, seven silver, and three bronze medals.

In Tennis, players from the academy reached the podium in 12 out of 14 tournaments. Harsha Deshpande stood out with multiple achievements, including the Under-14 Girls Doubles title at the All-India Championship Series in Ahmedabad, the Gujarat State Ranking title at the Adani Sportsline Riverfront Sports Park, and the Under-14 Girls Singles title at the All-India Championship Series in Jaipur. She also secured a third-place finish at the SGFI District Tennis Tournament.

Speed Skating athlete Bhakti Khandhar represented Gujarat at national inline skating events three times, winning 23 medals at the state level along with five medals at the Khel Maha Kumbh. In Skateboarding, Reyansh Mashettey clinched two gold medals at the GSRSA Championship held in Vadodara in November 2025.

Basketball players Sarathaya Patel, Taksh Patel, Jal Patel, and Gaurav Agarwal earned selection to represent Gujarat at the Under-19 Junior State level. Meanwhile, Bhanvi Jesalpura represented the Gujarat Under-14 Girls team at the Sub-Junior National Championship in Dehradun in 2025.

Adani Sportsline Academy continues to support young athletes with structured training, modern facilities, and exposure to competitive platforms, helping nurture sporting talent across disciplines.

Adani Sportsline, the sports division of the Adani Group, was established in 2019 with a focus on promoting grassroots sports and creating opportunities for future champions. The organisation aims to build a strong sporting ecosystem in India and contribute to the country’s emergence as a global sporting powerhouse.

With inputs from IANS