Astra Partners is delighted to announce the signing of New Zealand sprinter and national 200m record holder Tommy Te Puni. The 24-year-old has established himself as one of New Zealand’s leading sprint talents, competing across the 100m, 200m and 400m and representing his country on the international stage. Tommy made history over 200m when he … Continue reading “Astra Partners Welcomes New Zealand Record Holder Tommy Te Puni”
Astra Partners is delighted to announce the signing of New Zealand 400m sprinter Annalies Kalma. The 22-year-old joins Astra following an impressive collegiate career in the United States with the University of Nevada, where she established herself as one of the leading sprinters in the programme’s history. Annalies has enjoyed a significant rise over the … Continue reading “Astra Partners Welcomes New Zealand Sprinter Annalies Kalma”
Astra Partners is delighted to welcome one of Australia’s brightest young sprint talents, Alice Hill, to the team. At just 17 years old, Alice has already made her mark on the world stage. 🇦🇺 Australian U20 400m Champion 🌎 World U20 400m Finalist 🥈 World U20 4x400m Silver Medallist ⚡ 400m PB: 53.16 At this … Continue reading “WELCOME TO ASTRA | ALICE HILL”
Astra Partners athletes completed an outstanding Commonwealth Games with 10 medals – five gold, three silver and two bronze – across a memorable six days of athletics and Para athletics at Glasgow 2026. Sophie Hahn began the medal rush by winning England’s women’s T38 100m title in 12.79 seconds. She returned to the track … Continue reading “Team Astra celebrates 10-medal haul at Glasgow 2026”
Astra Partners athlete Laviai Nielsen has earned silver as part of England’s mixed 4x400m relay squad at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games. Nielsen ran the anchor leg as England won their qualifying heat, finishing ahead of Kenya and securing their place in the final. Her twin sister Lina was selected for the final and produced … Continue reading “Laviai Nielsen earns Commonwealth relay silver”
Astra Partners athlete Mackenzie Little has won women’s javelin gold for Australia at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games. Little produced a season-best throw of 61.88m to secure victory ahead of New Zealand’s Tori Moorby, with Kenya’s Irene Jepkemboi taking bronze. The victory earns Mackenzie her first Commonwealth title, upgrading the silver medal she won at … Continue reading “Mackenzie Little strikes Commonwealth gold”
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