Personal Profile About Sahil Jadhav
Sahil Jadhav is an Indian compound archer from Satara, Maharashtra. He first tried archery at a summer camp in Wai and later trained under coach Pravin Sawant. He competed with the Indian bow and tried recurve before moving to compound. His international breakthrough came in 2025 when he won the men’s individual title at the World University Games.
Sahil Jadhav Won Gold
Sahil Jadhav won gold twice at the 2026 Asian Games on September 30. He partnered Chikitha Taniparthi to beat South Korea in the compound mixed team final after a 157-157 tie, with India winning the shoot-off 20-19. The victory also earned India a quota place for the event at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. He later joined Kushal Dalal and Ganesh Mani Ratnam to beat China 238-237 for the men’s compound team gold.
Sahil Jadhav Archery
Sahil Jadhav archery career includes individual gold at the 2025 World University Games, where he beat Britain’s Ajay Scott 149-148 in the final. He also won team silver there and later took men’s team silver at the 2025 Asian Championships. In May 2026, he earned his first individual Archery World Cup medal by beating Denmark’s Martin Damsbo 147-144 for bronze in Shanghai.
Sahil Jadhav Age
Sahil Jadhav age is 25 Years. He was born on April 11, 2001. Archery Association of India records list the same date of birth and Maharashtra as his state.
Sahil Jadhav Height
Sahil Jadhav height has not been confirmed by a reliable official source. His World Archery records provide his competition results and other career details but do not list his height. Figures found on unofficial biography websites should therefore not be treated as confirmed measurements.
Sahil Jadhav Family
Sahil Jadhav family includes his father, Rajesh Jadhav, and mother, Seema Jadhav. His father has worked as a service executive at a car company workshop, while his mother has worked as a teacher. Rajesh lost his job during the COVID-19 period, and Seema sold jewellery to help pay for Sahil’s compound bow. His parents continued supporting his archery training during the family’s financial difficulties.