About Surfing NSW
Surfing NSW, established in 1963, is the largest and longest running of the recognised state bodies for the sport of surfing in Australia.
Our mission is to develop the sport of surfing in NSW to its maximum potential through the delivery of professional events, coaching and educational programs. Surfing NSW is supported by the NSW Department of Sport & Recreation, who share in our mission to develop our sport and increase participation levels.
Surfing NSW, in conjunction with its 10 Regional Associations, is responsible for managing events across the state from grassroots level events through to international professional events such as the Billabong ASP World Junior Championships and the Boost Mobile Surf Shop.
Surfing NSW has over 100 affiliated boardrider clubs and 34 licensed surf schools, operating from Kingscliff in the north of the state to Tathra in the south.
For more information in how to become involved with Australia's number one sporting lifestyle in Australia's biggest surfing state contact the Surfing NSW office.

Owen Wright (Lennox Head, NSW) - 2009 ASP Australiasia Pro Junior Men's Champion

Stephanie Gilmour (Kingscliff, NSW) - 2007 & 2008 ASP Women's World Champion

Sally Fitzgibbons (Gerroa, NSW) - 2007 ASP Women's World Junior Champion

Dean Bowen (Gerroa, NSW) - 2008 NSW and Australian Junior Champion and 2009 ISA World Junior Champion

Country Energy Australian Surf Festival - Port Macquraie

Harley Ingelby (Emerald Beach, NSW) - 2009 ASP World Longboard Champion





















