ATHLETICS
1969
ACC
Hall of Glory

The Pinnacle of Excellence

Hall of
Glory

The Global Footprint

We have conquered every major international stage

OlympicsWorld ChampionshipsAsian GamesCommonwealth GamesAsian ChampionshipsSAF GamesAsian Youth Championships

With the sole exception of the World Juniors.

73+

International Medals

Across prestigious Asian Championships, World Meets, and Commonwealth Games.

25+

International Meets

Representing Team India on the ultimate global stage for over five decades.

Olympic Legacy

The Olympians

The ultimate benchmark of our academy's success. ACC has proudly shaped the careers of three iconic Indian Olympians.

OLYMPIAN

Soma Biswas

Heptathlon • Sydney 2000, Athens 2004

Track legend. Won Heptathlon Gold at the 2002 Busan Asian Games, and excelled at the 2006 Melbourne Commonwealth Games.

As one of the most prominent athletes nurtured by ACC, her relentless drive and multi-disciplinary mastery in the Heptathlon set the gold standard for future generations.

Soma Biswas
Soma Biswas
Soma Biswas
Soma Biswas
OLYMPIAN

Sanjay Kumar Rai

Long Jump • Sydney 2000

Elite long jumper who represented India at the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games and the 1999 Edmonton World Championships.

A true powerhouse of Indian athletics, Sanjay's explosive power and technical brilliance on the runway brought ACC immense pride on the global stage.

Sanjay Kumar Rai
Sanjay Kumar Rai
Sanjay Kumar Rai
OLYMPIAN

Susmita Singha Roy

Heptathlon • Beijing 2008

Versatile heptathlete who flew the flag at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, the 2009 Berlin World Championships, and two Commonwealth Games.

Known for her incredible endurance and resilience, Susmita's journey to the Olympics remains one of ACC's most inspiring stories of sheer dedication.

Susmita Singha Roy
Susmita Singha Roy
Susmita Singha Roy
Susmita Singha Roy

Glorifying Members

The international stalwarts who have carried the Athletic Coaching Camp banner across the world.

Deepmala Devi

20 KM Walk

Asian Games, Commonwealth Games (Melbourne & Delhi), Ex. National Record

Bala Devi

20 KM Walk

Asian Games, Asian Championship

Manisha Dey

Long Jump & Triple Jump

Asian Championship (2003 Manila)

Jyoti Shankar Debnath

100 m

Asian Championship

Ankit Sharma

Long Jump

Asian Championship

Sutapa Das

1500 m

Asian Track & Field Championship

Mohur Mukherjee

Heptathlon

Youth Asian Championship Gold & Silver, Asian Junior Championship

Kalpana Das

Long Jump & Triple Jump

Junior Asian Championship

Titir Hore

400 m

Junior SAAF Games Medallist

Arabindo Dey

400m Hurdles

Asian School Games

All Performances

To Date, ACC Athletes Have Competed in Various National Championships, Showcasing Excellence At The Highest Level.

1969 - 1979

  • 1
    Pallab Sur
  • 2
    Samir Paul
  • 3
    Kamalesh Sarkar
  • 4
    Subhraja Ghosal (Roy)
  • 5
    Sujit Dutta
  • 6
    Robin Soren
  • 7
    Anup Bose
  • 8
    Manab Chatterjee
  • 9
    Sujit Deb
  • 10
    Snigdha Mallick
  • 11
    Atindra Majumder
  • 12
    Somnath Roy
  • 13
    Subrata Paul
  • 14
    Subir Majumder

1980 - 1999

  • 1
    Subhraja Ghosal (Roy)
  • 2
    Sipra Nandy
  • 3
    Robin Soren
  • 4
    Snigdha Mallick
  • 5
    Subhasish Dutta
  • 6
    Samir Pal
  • 7
    Krishna Seth
  • 8
    Subrata Pal
  • 9
    Kamlesh Sarkar
  • 10
    Manab Chatterjee
  • 11
    Arabinda Dey
  • 12
    Rina Saha
  • 13
    Rajat Subhra Nag
  • 14
    Atindra Majumder
  • 15
    Ashok Sarkar
  • 16
    Sipra Das
  • 17
    Reba Sutradhar
  • 18
    Ajit Murmu
  • 19
    Subir Dey
  • 20
    Nirmala Karmakar
  • 21
    Amal Das
  • 22
    Susmita Ghosh
  • 23
    Nisit Dey
  • 24
    Manasi Ghosh
  • 25
    Anita Ray Nandi
  • 26
    Sankar Dutta
  • 27
    Rupa Bhowmick
  • 28
    Ranjan Dutta
  • 29
    Ranen Sarkar
  • 30
    Satpati Pal
  • 31
    Mrinal Roy
  • 32
    Tanuja Das
  • 33
    Biswajit Dutta
  • 34
    Suvendu Bose
  • 35
    Anup Bose
  • 36
    Tapan Dhar
  • 37
    Firoja Jigiboy
  • 38
    Sujit Dutta
  • 39
    Sujata Bakshi
  • 40
    Pravas Sarkar
  • 41
    Manabendra Roy

2000 - 2020

  • 1
    Pranab Sarkar
  • 2
    Golok Mondal
  • 3
    Babli Mitra
  • 4
    P. Bindu
  • 5
    Dhananjay Rai
  • 6
    Rudra Pratim Roy
  • 7
    Chinmoy Basak
  • 8
    Sunny Saha
  • 9
    Trisha Dhar
  • 10
    Shouvik Ghosh
  • 11
    Shouvik Mondal
  • 12
    Supa Parvin
  • 13
    Titir Hore
  • 14
    Bandana Tiwari
  • 15
    Minaj Mondal
  • 16
    Md. Shakil
  • 17
    Arnab Sarkar
  • 18
    Debanjana Dey
  • 19
    Ujala Kumari Singh
  • 20
    Arghadeep Chowdhury
  • 21
    Utsav Chakraborty
  • 22
    Sayan Karmakar
  • 23
    Raj Barua
  • 24
    Shreya Das
  • 25
    Atreyee Sarkar
  • 26
    Prity Chakraborty
  • 27
    Ananya Rajbanshi
  • 28
    Tanusree Chakarborty
  • 29
    Ankita Dutta

2021 - Present

  • 1
    Bidisha Kundu
  • 2
    Shikhar Rai
  • 3
    Aviroop Ghosh
  • 4
    Sayan Karmakar
  • 5
    Nupur Pandey
  • 6
    Tannishtha Shee
  • 7
    Ujala Kumari Singh
  • 8
    Debanjana Dey
  • 9
    Priti Chakraborty
  • 10
    Hirak Sen
  • 11
    Dipti Rajbanshi
  • 12
    Rajdip Pal
  • 13
    Satayu Mondal
  • 14
    Tiyasha Chakraborty
  • 15
    Priyanka Saha
  • 16
    Genia Mondal
  • 17
    Aishanya Priyadarshi
  • 18
    Dibya Sen
  • 19
    Srabani Mondal
  • 20
    Banhi Das
  • 21
    Shreya Das
  • 22
    Avra Biswas
  • 23
    Sayan Biswas
  • 24
    Tarun Bauri
  • 25
    Meghadri Saha
  • 26
    Subham Paul
  • 27
    Sreeja Das Karmakar
  • 28
    Sisant Das
  • 29
    Rai Mondal
  • 30
    Aman Dey
  • 31
    Anusha Gayen
State Domination

State Domination

The academy's absolute supremacy in West Bengal over the last 5 years.

74th West Bengal State Athletic Championships
62 Medals (2026)

74th West Bengal State Athletic Championships

New Meet Records

Historic camp record with highest representation of any camp. ACC athletes proudly anchored elite units like Mohun Bagan AC, Aryans Club, and East Bengal.

73rd West Bengal State Athletic Championships
42 Medals (2025)

73rd West Bengal State Athletic Championships

New Meet Records

Dominant regional performance across sprints, hurdles, and combined events.

72nd West Bengal State Athletic Championships
38 Medals (2024)

72nd West Bengal State Athletic Championships

New Meet Records

Unmatched dominance across all track and field disciplines, setting new meet records.

71st West Bengal State Athletic Championships
35 Medals (2023)

71st West Bengal State Athletic Championships

New Meet Records

A breakout year for our junior and youth division athletes on the state stage.

70th West Bengal State Athletic Championships
31 Medals (2022)

70th West Bengal State Athletic Championships

New Meet Records

Setting the foundation of absolute supremacy in West Bengal state athletics.