Lalremsiami

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Her career

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Arnab.Seal, January 1, 2026: The Times of India

Ranchi : Indian women’s hockey team forward Lalremsiami is set to become the first sportsperson from Mizoram to receive the Arjuna Award, according to sources. Popularly known as ‘Siami’, she made her senior debut in 2017 during a Test series against Belarus. Since then, she has played 177 international matches and scored 67 goals.


A major milestone in her career came at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021, where India reached the semifinals under coach Sjoerd Marijne. Siami’s late father had wanted to see her play at the Olympics, but he died in 2019 when she was playing at the Hockey Series Finals in Hiroshima. She continued in the tournament and later went on to make history in Tokyo, becoming the first woman athlete from Mizoram to compete at the Games.


She has also represented India at two Commonwealth Games, winning bronze in Birmingham. She has been part of the teams that won a silver and a bronze at the Asian Games and has competed in two World Cups. At junior level, she won a silver at the third Youth Olympic Games in 2018 and was named the FIH Rising Star of the Year in 2019.


Siami began training at the SAI Hockey Centre in Thenzawl, Mizoram, under coach Miss Btei. She is currently playing in the Women’s Hockey India League for Shrachi Bengal Tigers.