Kinetic Track Squad

All smiles in the new race kit 😁

We’re proud to announce our partnership with GIA Active 🤝

Some partnerships are built on performance.
This one is built on purpose.

GIA Active was created as a tribute. A brand built on strength, courage, and confidence, and now carries an even deeper meaning, to honour Giaan and inspire others to keep going, believe in their worth, and find confidence even in the hardest moments.

GIA ACTIVE

At Kinetic Track Squad, we believe sport is more than performance.

It’s about people.
It’s about belonging.
It’s about creating an environment where athletes feel supported, valued, and strong.

That’s why this partnership matters.

Our female athletes will take to the track in the GIA Active race kit, proudly featuring the KTS logo, debuting at Nationals.

This isn’t just a new uniform.

It represents resilience.
It represents confidence.
It represents something bigger than sport.

Together, we stand for empowering athletes, not just to perform, but to believe.

💚 Momentum in Motion. Energy in Unity 🖤

STATE 60m CHAMPS 💚🖤⚡️

Last night was special.
6 KTS athletes on the line.
Big performances. Big moments. And even bigger energy from the squad.

🥇 Conor – Open Men’s State Champion
🥇 Sasha – U17 Women’s State Champion, new PB
🥇 Rhiannon – Open Women’s Para State Champion
4️⃣ Zahra – U14 Women’s, 3/1000ths off 2nd
4️⃣ Sophie – Open Women’s, first races of the season
5️⃣ Sarah – Open Women’s, new PB

Across the board the results were outstanding.
But what stood out even more was how this squad shows up for each other.

Athletes who weren’t competing still turning up to support. and on the fence, backing the team like they always do.

Podiums, hugs, laughs, nerves, relief, pride.

This is what Momentum in Motion, Energy in Unity actually looks like.

Proud doesn’t even come close. 💚🖤

International Day of People with Disabilities 💚🖤

This year’s theme, “Fostering disability-inclusive societies for advancing social progress” is everything we stand for at Kinetic Track Squad.

At KTS, inclusion isn’t a statement. It’s our culture.
Able-bodied and para athletes train side-by-side, from athletes with cerebral palsy, autism, vision impairment, limb difference, learning difficulties and transplant recipients, world medalists and those just having fun, all pushing, learning and growing together.

This year we strengthened that commitment with the launch of our KTS Development Squad for 8–13 year olds, delivered by KTS Paralympian Rhiannon Clarke it has created a safe, supported and FUN pathway for young athletes of all abilities to enter athletics, feel supported and know that they belong.

When sport is inclusive, society moves forward.

💚 Momentum in Motion. Energy in Unity 🖤

We're going to Delhi 🙌 🇮🇳

After an amazing season Rhiannon Clarke and Niamh Mac Alasdair have been announced as part of one of the largest Australian Para Athletics squads ever to take on the World Championships.

This will be Rhiannon's third World Championships and 7th time pulling on the green and gold singlet. She is looking to add to the 3 World and 2 Commonwealth medals she already has as she takes on the world in the T38 100, 200 and 400m.

Niamh's first senior team selection after taking silver in the Commonwealth Youth Games in 2023, we can't wait to see how she stacks up against the best in the world in the T37 Long Jump and 100m.

As always, when our KTS athletes achieve major milestones just like this, it is never done alone. We want to thank the entire squad for all their support and a special thanks to all the service providers who help to keep Niamh and Rhiannon on track and performing at their best.

And a massive thanks to for a brilliant team camp and announcement event 💚💛

Huge thanks to

Smile 😁

As the name suggests Kinetic Track Squad like to share that energy 🤪💪

💚 Momentum in Motion, Energy in Unity 🖤

Just clearing the camera roll 📸

Winter Begins 🥶

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THE TREBLE TREBLE!

100, 200 AND 400m Open Para Champion 3 years on the run.

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Achieved two more world championships qualifying standards.

Today, KTS went green for Cerebral Palsy

🟩What is cerebral palsy?
Cerebral palsy (CP) is a condition that 
affects how a person’s brain talks to their 
muscles. Cerebral means brain. Palsy 
means muscle weakness. It is something 
People are born with or can get when 
they are very young and is the most 
common childhood physical disability. 
People with CP may have trouble with
movement, balance, and speaking. Each 
person with CP is unique and may need 
different types of support.

🟩Types of cerebral palsy 
There are different types of CP, which can 
affect the body in different ways. Some 
people might have tight muscles, others 
may have weak muscles, and some may 
have both. CP can affect one side of the 
body, or both. 

🟩What causes cerebral palsy? 
CP happens when a child’s brain is affected 
before, during, or after birth. This could be 
due to lack of oxygen, infections, or being 
born early. It’s important to remember that 
CP is no one’s fault.

🟩Signs and symptoms of cerebral palsy. 
Children develop at different rates and 
signs of cerebral palsy can vary but 
may include: 
• Delays in reaching movement 
milestones like crawling and walking
• Difficulty using hands and arms 
• Trouble speaking or eating

(cerebralpalsy.com.au) 

State 2025 Day 3 💥

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