Intramurals | 10/15/2026 1:30:00 PM
York University intramural athletes Siddharth Ganji and Noah Tucker have been named the York intramural sports athletes of the month for the month of September 2026.
Ganji, a fourth-year Commerce student, has been recognized as one of September's Intramural Athletes of the Month for his exceptional leadership, sportsmanship, and dedication to the intramural community. He consistently goes above and beyond to support those around him, arriving early to welcome teammates and staying after games to assist fellow students as they navigate campus life. He leads by example through his positive attitude, respect for opponents and officials, and commitment to creating an inclusive and welcoming environment for all participants. Whether leading warm-up activities, providing constructive feedback, or recognizing the successes of others, Ganji helps foster a culture of encouragement and teamwork. His dedication to supporting first-year students has made a meaningful impact on the experience of many participants.
Tucker, a Schulich exchange student, has been recognized as one of this month's Intramural Athletes of the Month for his outstanding leadership, sportsmanship, and commitment to building community through intramural sport. As both a captain and role model, Tucker consistently demonstrates humility, respect, and a positive attitude that helps create a welcoming environment for everyone around him. He plays an instrumental role in supporting his team, organizing communication, coordinating jerseys, and ensuring all participants, including free agents, felt included and connected from the start of the season. Beyond his contributions on the field, Tucker regularly attended games to support others and played a key role in fostering a strong sense of team culture. As an international student, he successfully brought together individuals from diverse backgrounds, creating an inclusive and supportive environment while navigating his own transition to campus life. Through his dedication, organizational leadership, and unwavering positivity, Noah has made a meaningful impact on the intramural experience and is a deserving recipient of this recognition.
