Stephanie Gilmore


STEPHANIE Gilmore shot to fame as a 17-year-old schoolgirl in 2005 when she was the youngest surfer to win the Roxy Pro on the Gold Coast.
Then only two years later in her rookie professional year she claimed the women's world title in 2007.
She quickly followed it up with her second world crown in 2008.
Gilmore is destined to be a legend of the sport.
Her smooth style and incredible ambition have combined to see her revolutionise women's surfing.
Some believe she could one day challenge Layne Beachley's record of seven world titles.

Anastasia Ashley

There’s “hot” hot and there’s “red-hot-and-I-know-it” hot. Consider 21-year old LA-based surfer girl Anastasia Ashley the latter. Anastasia, who plans to surf all the women’s WQS she can this year, has her own signature shoe line with Airwalk and is getting to work on an as of yet untitled film project. In between shoes, films, and shredding, Anastasia has been spending a lot of time with Hulk Hogan’s son, Nick, whom she calls her best friend and her biggest fan. Read More...

Bruna Schmitz

Bruna Schmitz, 20, is a professional surfer who hails from Salto do Lontra, Brazil. She began surfing at age 9, and in 2003 she won the Billabong Pro Junior title, making her the youngest athlete to win a professional event in Brazil. Bruna is sponsored by Roxy and Lui Lui shoes and currently surfs on the ASP Women's World Tour.



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Kelia Moniz, Laura Evener, and Bruna Schmitz in Cabo

Kelia Moniz (Surfer and Roxy Model)

 Born into a large family of surfers, Kelia (known by most as “Sister”) defines style. Growing up in Town, she began longboarding at a young age and, this year, was the only girl to make it to the semifinals in the noseriding event at the Corona Hawaiian Open. She finished second at the Roxy Jam Honolulu and first at the NSSA High School Nationals in the shortboard division, proving her ability no matter what she’s riding Read More... 

Laura Enever

Surfer girls don't come much cuter or more talented than North Narrabeens 17 year old Laura Enever. Lauren grew up in the protective shadow of some of surfing's greats, such as Nathan Hedge, Chris Davidson, Damien Hardman, and Simon Anderson, and is already cutting the swathe through her competition, beating junior boys that are years older! And what is their reaction? "Aw, they don't say much they're pretty quiet," she giggles, "But all of the older guys pay them out!"

Laura was a dedicated gymnast until the age of nine when she decided to give it up, or "retire" as she explains it, to surf fulltime.. The first time Laura went to Hawaii was in 2004 as a special guest at Lisa Andersen's elite surf training camp Champ Camp. Read More....