Sukhjeet Singh, a dynamic hockey player & forward in the Indian men’s hockey team, is known for his blistering pace, sharp ball control, & decisive finishing. Hailing from Jawandpur village in Punjab’s Taran Taran district & raised in Jalandhar, he was introduced to hockey at a young age by his father, Ajit Singh, a former Punjab Police hockey player. His journey saw early promise at the Mohali Academy & Shivalik Public School, followed by stints with teams like Sindh Bank, Punjab Police, & Indian Oil, before settling with Punjab National Bank in 2017. In 2018, his rising career faced a severe blow when a back injury led to temporary paralysis in his right leg. With the unwavering support of his family, especially his father, he made a remarkable comeback, eventually becoming the top scorer at the 2021 Inter-Department National Championship.

Hockey Player Sukhjeet Singh made his senior India debut in the 2022 FIH Pro League, marking the occasion with a goal in his very first match against Spain. Since then, he has earned over 90 international caps & netted around 30 goals. He played a vital role in India’s gold-medal wins at the 2022 Asian Games & the 2023 Asian Champions Trophy. In the 2023 World Cup, he scored three goals in six games & went on to win a bronze medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics—his Olympic debut. Recognised for his resilience & performance, he was honoured with the Arjuna Award in 2024. Sukhjeet’s story stands as a powerful example of determination, talent, & a relentless drive to represent the nation at the highest level.