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Asteria de Sa was an athlete from Pakistan. She was the first national champion in long jump. ^[1]

de Sa was educated at St. Joseph's Convent School in Karachi. She was involved with the girl guides from the 1930s. ^[2]

de Sa represented Sindh province at the 1st Pakistan Olympics (now National Games) held at the Polo Ground in Karachi. She participated in both track: relay and 100 yards as well as field events: long jump and javelin. ^[1] de Sa also later served as manager of the Sindh Women Team at the National Games held in Montgomery (now Sahiwal) and Dacca (now Dhaka). ^[1]

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