Chandigarh Cricketer Aditi Sheoran Honored with PU's Certificate of Excellence in Sports
In a significant recognition of sporting talent, UT Chandigarh Association (UTCA) cricketer Aditi Sheoran was conferred the Certificate of Excellence in Sports by Panjab University (PU) as part of the university's 77th Republic Day celebrations held on Monday. This prestigious award highlights her outstanding contributions to cricket and her role in advancing women's cricket in the region.
A Trailblazer in Women's Cricket
Aditi Sheoran was honored for her remarkable achievements in cricket and her dedicated efforts in promoting women's cricket. Notably, she has become the first school-going girl to receive this Sports Excellence Award from PU, a milestone that underscores her pioneering spirit and commitment to the sport. Officials emphasized that this recognition not only celebrates her individual success but also serves as an inspiration for young female athletes across the country.
Ceremony and Dignitaries
The award was presented by distinguished university officials, including PU Vice-Chancellor Renu Vig and Registrar YP Verma, during the Republic Day event. Their presence added gravitas to the occasion, highlighting the university's commitment to fostering sports excellence and supporting athletes who excel both on and off the field.
A Series of Accolades
Aditi Sheoran's recent honor is part of a growing list of recognitions she has earned for her performances in recent years. Her achievements include:
- Receiving the Chandigarh administration State Award on August 15, 2025, which acknowledged her contributions at the state level.
- Being awarded the Sports Excellence Award from the Haryana government (district Sonipat) on January 26 last year, further cementing her status as a top athlete in the region.
- Most recently, she was honored with the Sports Excellence Award from Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak, on January 17, showcasing her consistent excellence across multiple platforms.
These accolades reflect her hard work, dedication, and the positive impact she has made in the cricketing community, particularly in promoting women's participation in sports.
