Aldila Sutjiadi

Awards & Honours

Awards Won

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Aldila Sutjiadi stands as a titan of Indonesian tennis, having shattered records and ended long-standing droughts for her nation. Her achievement of winning the 2018 Asian Games gold medal ended a 16-year wait for an Indonesian tennis medal, a feat that resonates deeply with fans across the archipelago. She is the first Indonesian woman to win a WTA title since 2003, a milestone that elevated her status from a promising talent to a global contender. With seven WTA Tour titles and multiple SEA Games golds, her collection of trophies is a testament to her consistency and skill in doubles play. Her NCAA honors further distinguish her as a rare athlete who excelled in both collegiate and professional arenas.

AwardsAldila Sutjiadi has won numerous awards throughout her career, including seven WTA Tour doubles titles and five WTA 125 doubles titles. She is a two-time NCAA Doubles All-American and was named the SEC Scholar-Athlete of the Year in 2017. Her international accolades include a gold medal in mixed doubles at the 2018 Asian Games and multiple gold medals at the SEA Games in 2019, 2021, 2023, and 2025. She also reached the final of the 2023 WTA Elite Trophy.

Honours & Distinctions

NCAA Doubles All-American

NCAA·2016

Named All-American for two consecutive seasons at the University of Kentucky.

SEC Scholar-Athlete of the Year

Southeastern Conference·2017

Recognized for outstanding academic and athletic performance.

NCAA Woman of the Year Nominee

NCAA·2017

Finalist for the prestigious national award recognizing student-athletes.

Asian Games Gold Medal

Olympic Council of Asia·2018

First Indonesian tennis medal at the Asian Games in 16 years.

Rankings & Lists

#67

iFANN Global Fame Rankings - Most Famous from Indonesia

iFANN·2026

Records & Feats

First Indonesian WTA Title Winner Since 2003

Career Milestone·2022

Ended a 19-year gap for Indonesian players winning a WTA Tour title.

Longest Tennis Medal Drought Broken

Historic First·2018

Ended a 16-year medal drought for Indonesia at the Asian Games.