Brand Ambassadors

Meet our team of cultured, core, and experienced athletes who share our vision and embody our brand's identity. These athletes are at the forefront of our journey, blending passion, expertise, and experience across a variety of sports and outdoor activities. Their contributions to Mazorca help shape the future of our products, ensuring they meet the needs of sports enthusiasts and professionals alike.

Explore their profiles to learn more about the exceptional individuals who represent our brand, and see how their achievements and experiences guide Mazorca Developments forward. Join us in celebrating their contributions as we continue to innovate and redefine the world of water sports and beyond.

Anthony Walsh

Anthony Walsh has lived his life chasing waves, adventures, and the raw beauty of the outdoors. Growing up in Lennox Head, Australia, he carved his path as a pioneer at Pipeline in Hawaii, becoming one of the most respected Aussie free surfers to push limits in the heaviest barrels on earth. Known for his fearless approach and innovative perspective in and out of the water, Walsh has become an icon in the surf world. Now based in Western Australia, his lifestyle is as much about balance as it is about performance, whether it’s surfing, fishing, diving, camping, or exploring remote coastlines with his GoPro's and Drones. Anthony embodies the spirit of freedom, exploration, and connection to the ocean, making him a natural fit as a Mazorca ambassador.

Jackson Coffey

Jackson Coffey is the quintessential Aussie waterman whose boundless love for the ocean underpins every chapter of his story. Growing up traveling around Australia’s coast in a family bus, Jackson cut his teeth competing on the WSL junior tour before turning it all into a life lived chasing waves, fish, and freedom. Through his popular YouTube channel, "Coffey Break," he now documents epic epic journeys in a 6.6 m “water caravan” a trailcraft boat he co-pilots with his dad, from Tweed Heads, across Australia’s northern coast, all the way to Broome. His authentic storytelling, which blends surfing, fishing, diving, and remote coastal living, has resonated deeply with viewers while also sustaining his journey financially. Whether battling rough seas two hours south of Port Douglas or sharing surreal sessions over the Great Barrier Reef, Jackson’s adventurous spirit, self-reliance, and heartfelt connection to the ocean make him an ideal brand ambassador, someone who embodies authenticity, resilience, and passion in everything he captures.

Jaiden Maclean

Founder of Sea Ulcer and the innovator behind the Skyrigger Drone, Jaiden has built a reputation for pushing boundaries in fishing, diving, and surf. With a background in commercial diving, he’s spent years working below the surface while sharpening his skills in the lineup above it. That blend of grit and creativity has shaped his journey both in the water and in business. From chasing waves and chasing fish to filming raw, authentic stories, Jaiden’s passion for the ocean shines through. His ability to merge experience with innovation has made him a respected figure in the marine and surf communities, and he continues to create gear and content that change the way people connect with the sea.

Chris Peel

Chris Peel is a renowned surf and ocean photographer whose lens has captured some of the most iconic moments at Cloudbreak and beyond. Based out of Namotu Island in Fiji, he’s more than just a photographer, an accomplished surfer, diver, and licensed skipper who has guided, coached, and lived the rhythms of island life. From his “Wave of the Day” series on Swellnet to documenting epic swells for Surfer and Namotu, Chris brings an authentic mix of artistry, ocean knowledge, and lived experience that makes him a respected voice in the global surf community.

Mitch Johnson

Mitch Johnson, better known as @gawnfishn, grew up on Australia’s southeast coast with fishing in his blood. From living on remote beaches to now managing marine and charter operations at Namotu Island in Fiji, Mitch has chased his dreams relentlessly, turning every day on the water into an adventure. Guiding guests on epic fishing trips, exploring remote reefs, and chasing the next big bite, he combines hands on expertise with a passion for community, mentorship, and sharing the thrill of the sea. Always striving for the next adventure, Mitch lives life to the fullest, pushing limits, sharing knowledge, celebrating the ocean, and inspiring others to embrace every moment.

Chris Ross

Margaret River’s own “Crossy” is a bona-fide WA heavy-water specialist, equally at home threading mutant tubes at The Box as he is standing tall inside the ledge at The Right. A long-time standout in Australia’s big-wave scene, Chris took out Biggest Slab at the 2015 Oakley Big Wave Awards for a terrifying pit at The Right, and he’s a familiar face in Tim Bonython’s big-wave chronicles of that wave’s carnage and glory. When the South Coast turns on, Chris brings calm, craft and commitment, exactly the mindset that pairs with our inflatable vests he’s been running during those dice-roll sessions out wide.

Ben Rufus

Denmark local, charger, and artisan shaper, Ben Rufus has spent years out at The Right and knows the slab as well as anyone, one of the crew who helped decode when (and how) to approach that mutant ledge between Walpole and Albany. When he’s not towing mates into the thickest ones, he’s building them the tools to survive it. Hand-crafting “Ruffles Truffles” boards purpose-built for WA slabs and tested where it matters most. Ben’s an all-conditions waterman with a maker’s eye, and when The Right roars, he’s out there in our inflatable vest, putting design and courage to work in equal measure.

Jarvis Smallman

Jarvis Smallman is a young photographer from remote WA, whose creative roots run deep, his grandfather founded the world-renowned Smallman Guitars and his brother is a rising ceramic artist. Turning his lens to the ocean and wild coastlines, Jarvis was announced Sony's Young Ocean Photographer of the Year in 2023, 2024 and 2025! His work blends authenticity, adventure, and connection to nature, values at the heart of Mazorca.

Jackson Beasley

Jackson Beasley grew up in Victoria, where his passions for surfing and snowboarding flourished side by side, with surfboards under one arm and a snowboard under the other, he discovered early the exhilarating duality of ocean and mountain. Seeking broader horizons, he and his family relocated to Western Australia, where Jackson immersed himself deeper into coastal pursuits, surfing heavy slabs, casting lines while fishing, and diving the local reefs. Recently, his adventurous spirit led him north, to Canada, where he now balances traversing alpine trails, living in the snow, and feeding his outdoor wanderlust. Jackson’s genuine love for diverse environments, combined with his adaptability and authentic storytelling, make him a compelling ambassador. A true nomad whose connection to nature seamlessly aligns with any brand seeking adventurous authenticity.

Josh Faulkner

Josh has spent most of his life on the tropical Christmas Island. Growing up surrounded by ocean, he naturally gravitated towards a life on the water, spearfishing, fishing, surfing, and just about every watersport he could dive into. Josh’s deep passion for spearfishing and fishing led him to share his adventures on social media, where his skill, knowledge, and authenticity quickly caught attention. Today, he travels the world working as a charter guide and skipper, earning respect for abilities that far exceed his years. His connection to the ocean has always been profound, but it deepened further following the tragic loss of his cousin someone he considered a brother in a spearfishing accident. This heartbreaking experience has only strengthened his bond with the sea. For Josh, being in and under the water isn’t just a lifestyle it’s where he finds peace. It’s the only place he truely calls home.

Jensen Kirby

With a dad who's won a gold medal for swimming Jensen was put into the water at a very young age. However Jensens passions just start with swimming. He's spent the last few years of his life surf guiding from the Maldives to Indo and Fiji documenting his journey surfing different waves on youtube. Not only does he love getting his feet in the wax but loves diving, spearing and most recently has found an addiction to foiling. When he's not out on the water you can find Jensen editing content and planning his next big trip to chase that feeling everyone is after (Adrenaline). Not only does Jensen have a huge passion for the ocean but a love for creation and adaptation this is why he has found himself supporting Mitch and Mazorca brand who he knows he can trust and while getting looked after!

Harry Mcpherson

Born in Western Australia, Harry McPherson grew up on the ocean chasing waves and competing across the country. In his early twenties, his passion expanded from surfing to diving and fishing, sparking a deep connection to the ocean in all its forms. While working FIFO in the Pilbara as a tradie, Harry knew the mining lifestyle wasn’t his endgame. Every dollar saved and every sacrifice made was with one goal in mind.. to build a life fully immersed in the sea. That dream took shape with the creation of his ultimate surf, foil, fishing, and diving exploration vessel. From the rugged coastline of New Zealand’s North Island to the warm, untamed waters of Fiji, Harry has charted his own course. Fiji becoming his home base and launch point for exploring remote outer islands, surfing perfect reef breaks with just a few close friends untouched waves that few have ever seen, foiling the worlds ultimate foil waves, diving and fishing in Fiji’s rich marine ecosystems, Harry lives the very definition of exploration. His story is one of dedication, freedom, and an unshakable love for the ocean a spirit that mirrors the values of Mazorca, built for those who chase the edge of possibility. 

Jarrad Batza

Jarrad has always been drawn to exploring wild places and remote surf destinations. Growing up in the cold waters of Victoria I was fuelled by adventure and mesmerised by the most beautiful thing on this planet. He loves capturing its moods and feeling its power, but most of all the people you meet and special times you get to share. Previously a lifeguard on the east coast and a surf guide back in the day. I don’t surf as much as I used too, preferring nowadays to tow foil or take the SUP to some remote bombies, just to avoid the crowds.

Nikki Watt & Bryson Sheehy

Nikki Watt and Bryson Sheehy are a powerhouse couple in Australian spearfishing, each with an impressive list of achievements that place them among the sport’s elite. Nikki, originally from the Burdekin in North Queensland and now based in Tweed Heads, made history as the first woman in the world to spear a Super Slam of billfish, with two of those catches standing as world records. She also holds multiple Australian and state records and counts a 162.5kg striped marlin among her most memorable accomplishments. Earlier this year, Nikki overcame breast cancer, showing the same resilience and determination that has defined her diving career. Bryson, who grew up on the South Coast of New South Wales, is a past Australian Spearfishing Champion and widely recognised as one of the country’s deepest divers. He has claimed national titles, been part of winning Australian teams at the Inter-pacific Spearfishing Championships, and continues to hold multiple state and national records. Together, Nikki and Bryson embody a shared dedication to the ocean and their sport. In 2025, they will represent Australia at the CMAS World Spearfishing Championships in Brazil! Nikki assisting the team, and Bryson competing as Australia’s top diver. Their journey as athletes and as a couple reflects passion, resilience, and pride in flying the flag for Australia on the world stage.

Jeremy Wilmotte

Jeremy Wilmotte or better known as Oceanpixels, is a world‑class waterman, athlete, and unapologetic foil‑junkie who blends raw passion with relentless progression. Born in Belgium but forged in the waves of Maroubra, he dove into every water sport under the sun, growing in his appreciation for time spent in the ocean and evolving into a true multi‑disciplinary athlete. Now calling Sydney home, Jeremy has channeled that energy and experience into foiling, transforming what began roughly four years ago into his primary obsession. He’s no stranger to pushing boundaries, he was the first to attempt Cape Solander’s notorious slab on foil, navigating that epic swell with audacious skill born from years as a respected surf photographer and longtime Maroubra local Tracks Magazine. Whether threading hollow waves with precision or chasing tow‑foiled perfection, there's a raw authenticity to the way he rides, and films it all. Jeremy balances fatherhood, work, and wild sessions while embracing every foiling division for its own thrill: “every single foiling division is so much fun no matter how many obstacles…” he says, “return to the normal path of the standard citizen” just isn’t part of the plan.

Robert King

Rob was born and raised in Australia and spent much of his life in Saudi Arabia, Bangladesh, Europe and the United States. He now calls Sydney, Australia home and over the last five years his photography has helped him see the world. He’s traveled to over 40 countries working with international brands such as Chevrolet, Lululemon, FourSeasons Hotels , Eagle Creek, Ritz Carlton among others. Most recently, he’s been working with some of the largest travel companies in the world including Lonely Planet and Cool Hunting. Rob has spent his life trying to stand in front of remarkable places and things. Photography is a way for him to share those moments with the world.

Hugh Mitchell

Founder of The Foil Project, Hugh Mitchell is a passionate waterman, filmmaker and foil coach with a love for surfing, foiling and adventure. With a degree in Physics, he was drawn to hydrofoiling for its deep connection to both technology and the ocean. His passion has taken him to the world stage, competing in the Molokai to Oahu World Championship downwind race and undertaking ambitious adventures like downwind foiling the 300km Ningaloo Reef, which he documented in the film Desert Winds, and screened across Australia. At just 21, this is only the beginning of Hugh's adventures - strap in for a wild ride!

Josh Bystrom

Born on the Gold Coast of Australia, Josh spent the majority of his youth in the water, first through local board riders clubs, then lifeguarding for the gold coast city council. This gave Josh the knowledge and ability to feel comfortable in waves of consequence, which he has become his medium of choice separating imagery from others. Josh's work has been featured internationally in print and digitally with his portfolio now encompassing a variety of different imagery capturing his love for of oceanic environments. 

Zachary Schmidt

Zachary Schmidt is an Australia-based waterman and spearfisherman who operates where the reef ends and the blue water begins. Cutting his teeth on the Great Barrier Reef and on a personal mission to free-dive its 3,000 reefs. Zach has built a loyal audience with raw, first-person films that track everything from inshore coral trout and barra missions to giant dogtooth tuna on remote drop-offs. He’s guided serious hunters as the lead spearing guide aboard Trade Wind Charters in Papua New Guinea, and he’s no stranger to heavy moments, like calmly fending off bull sharks at Hinchinbrook, yet he brings a measured, methodical approach to every dive and a deep respect for the ocean that’s seen him featured by ABC News. For Zach, performance and safety aren’t negotiable, they’re the baseline, exactly why he runs gear that goes beyond the elements.

Adam Sabatini

From reef runs to blue-water missions, Adam is the kind of diver/surfer who plans well, reads conditions better, and keeps the crew dialled. He values clean harvests, tidy boats, and reliable equipment, then backs it up with hours in the water. Level-headed, community-minded, and endlessly stoked, Adam’s the steady presence you want in tricky currents or heavy crowds, exactly the temperament behind our “Beyond the Elements” philosophy.

Miles Alexander

Miles is a fisherman, diver, and surfer from O‘ahu, equal parts reef sense and North Shore timing. He moves between dawn patrols and clean, selective dives, grounded in respect for the ocean and the community around it. Calm under pressure and practical about gear, he’s the mate who quietly solves problems on the rock, the boat, or in the lineup, bringing a fish-to-table mindset and a safety-first approach that align perfectly with Mazorca’s do-it-right DNA.

Luke Bridge

A fish in the sea? Sure, try catching him. Born in Wollongong, NSW, Luke Bridge has always chased highs, motocross, skating, camping, fishing, but it was in the surf where he truly found himself. He’s lived on the ocean’s edge ever since, experimenting with new techniques, riding all kinds of boards, and even shaping a few of his own. Drawn by a lifetime pull to heavy water, Luke first set foot in Mexico in 2011 and still finds much of the magic along its coastline, with stints through Tahiti, Fiji and Indonesia. These days he hunts powerful, sizeable waves; call him a high-sensation seeker or an adrenaline junkie, either fits. After countless wipeouts and snapped boards he still charges fearlessly, pairing natural ease in the water with a funny, down-to-earth vibe that’s building a loyal following. His simple rule guides everything: bring more energy to surf culture and make it safe fun.

Ben Taylor

Ben Tayler is a Western Australian photographer whose passion for the ocean and foiling culture has propelled him into a spirit-driven brand ambassador role. An accomplished drone pilot and accredited commercial operator, Ben brings cinematic precision to the skies, his experience on the foil enabling him to anticipate movement and capture the perfect aerial angle in shifting winds and fast-moving surf. Equally, he’s a dedicated in-water filmer, swimming into heavy conditions to frame intimate, powerful perspectives from inside the lineup. He’s forged deep connections within the foiling community, whether filming epic sessions in Byron Bay or chasing crystal-clear, glassy swells in Fiji, earning the trust and respect that make him an authentic advocate for ocean brands. Ben’s standout ability to fuse technical mastery, creative storytelling, and community collaboration makes him not only an exceptional photographer but an ideal ambassador who elevates every brand he represents.

Luc Lohier

From Sydney’s Maroubra, Luc Lohier spends more time in salt than on land. Most days are on foil, riding waves, downwinding, and wingfoiling, with surfing and spearing when the charts line up. He learned the sea from his dad and fell headfirst into the rabbit hole, logging 80 km downwinders up to 6 km offshore and earning selection for the Wingfoil World Cup. A sponsored foil athlete, Luc lines up trips to Fiji, Tasmania, and Western Australia, then turns them into short films he screens at breweries and local venues. Back in Sydney he runs a foiling school, coaching riders from first flights to open-ocean progression. An engineering student and cadet project manager, he tests in real conditions and shares useful feedback. With Mazorca, Luc stands for innovation and performance, authentic storytelling, and community connection.

Ren McGann

Margaret River–based and drawn to raw ocean power, Ren McGann turns WA’s heaviest slabs into fine-art, with a style that blends surreal light and brute force. His image of The Right earned Nikon Surf Photo of the Year (2020), cementing his reputation for capturing the moments most people only feel in their ribs. When the reefs wake up, Ren’s there with a housing, reading shifts and shooting with the patience of a surfer, which is why his frames feel lived-in, not lucky. That same mindset fits our ethos, rugged, refined, built for real water.

Charlie Cullen

Charlie Cullen grew up on Lake Macquarie, NSW, where the ocean and its rhythms were a constant, whether surfing, fishing, or simply soaking in every moment by the water’s edge. His teenage discovery of photography quickly ignited a passion. Armed with his first DSLR, he hasn’t looked back. Now 32, he’s built a career as a full-time ocean-focused photographer, spending nearly a decade based on a remote Indonesian island where he captures world-class surfers on world-class waves, and life both in and around them. As the resident photographer at Aura Surf Resort in Simeulue, he has been documenting epic waves, vibrant culture, and the raw beauty of the sea since around 2015, with his work featured in Tracks Magazine, surf media, and his evocative "Merdeka" video projects.

James Thompson

James Thompson, known to most as Jimmy (or @elguerito), is an ocean guide based in the wild, wave-rich waters of Northern Sumatra, Indonesia. Born in Mexico and raised on a sailboat, Jimmy grew up surfing remote breaks and fishing alongside his family, this is where he learned most of his ocean knowledge thanks to the countless hours spent exploring uncharted coastline with his brother and dad. After spending time in Hawaii and earning his degree at the University of Hawaii, he found his calling deep in the Indonesian archipelago, where he now leads surf, fishing, and spear-fishing adventures for those chasing the edge of the map. From managing high-end resorts and charter boats in remote corners of the country to raising a family on a small island in Aceh, Jimmy has found a way to keep his passion for the ocean and his family at the forefront of everyday life.

Jake Keville

Jake Keville, a San Diego native, has built his career around ocean safety and surf event support at the highest level. He works extensively in water safety for the World Surf League (WSL), the International Surfing Association (ISA), and the Surf Ranch, where his expertise helps ensure athlete and spectator well-being. Splitting his time between world-class surf destinations like Tavarua, Namotu, and Togat Nusa, Jake has gained a deep understanding of both the ocean environment and guest experience. As the founder of Safety and Stoke Consulting, he brings his passion for safety, hospitality, and surf culture together to create customised operational strategies for surf facilities and events worldwide.