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Young tennis star Aiman Rehan is making a significant impact on Pakistan’s junior tennis scene, demonstrating remarkable skill and reliability by achieving top positions at both provincial and national levels during the year. A key player in the 2025 junior tennis schedule, Aiman has won several gold medals in prominent Punjab and national tournaments, as well as secured second-place finishes in various challenging competitions, solidifying her position as one of the most exciting young talents in the nation.

The gifted young athlete comes from a family deeply involved in sports. She is the daughter of Shella Rehan, who was once a tennis player and now serves as a lawn tennis coach at MEPCO (Multan Electric Power Company). Aiman’s path combines outstanding academic achievements with remarkable athletic skills; she is a distinguished student at Govt. Shuhada-e-APS Model School, located in Model Town Lahore, where she has continuously received strong backing from her educators and management.

I am particularly grateful to the school principal and teachers for supporting both my academic pursuits and my tennis journey,” said Aiman, noting that their encouragement has enabled her to manage the pressures of being a high-achieving student and a dedicated athlete. Aiman attributed much of her success on the court to her tennis coach, Muhammad Khalid, whose guidance she calls “life-changing” in improving her technical abilities and mental strength. “Coach Khalid has played a key role in shaping my game and helping me develop as a player,” she mentioned. “With his support, I am confident about competing and performing at even greater levels in the future.

The young athlete also thanked Mr. Rashid Malik, Senior Executive Vice President of the Punjab Lawn Tennis Association (PLTA), for his ongoing commitment to developing tennis talent throughout the province. ‘Because of Mr. Malik’s hard work, many tournaments are organized consistently, providing young players like me with the chance to compete, gain experience, and get ready for both national and international competitions,’ she said.

The narrative of Aiman highlights not just individual dedication but also the significance of a comprehensive support network, including family, trainers, educational institutions, and sports organizations, in cultivating tomorrow’s top athletes.

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