Home > PWA > PWA Stars Kauli Seadi (BRA-253, Quatro/ Naish) Born and raised in Brazil, Kauli is the freshly crowned 2005 wave world champion. Through a combination of r a d i c a l s t y l e a n d s h e e r determination he has reached his position at the top of the food chain in waves and is well in the upper echelon of the freestyle department. An incredible all-round windsurfer and a phenomenal athlete in general, Kauli is one of the most diverse talents and brightest characters on tour so is undoubtedly here to stay for many years to come. Ricardo Campello (V-111,JP/ Neil Pryde) In freestyle there is one player that has been calling the shots for three years in a row, and that is twenty year old Ricardo Campello. Three times freestyle world champion and now taking the wave rankings by storm, Ricardo is leading the new generation of windsurfers straight into the new era of the sport. As well as dominating freestyle, Ricardo has pushed the limits of jumping in the sport is still as competitive as ever. The Terminator has no intention of retiring just yet. wave discipline with some of the most extreme jumps and double loops around. Bjorn Dunkerbeck(E-11, North Sails) Bjorn Dunkerbeck has become a Bjorn Dunkerbeck has become a household name in windsurfing and beyond. Twelve times overall world champion and a huge driving force behind the sport, Bjorn proved he is still a major contender to be reckoned with by winning the 2005 overall Slalom 42 world title. Pushing the limits of speedsailing and ripping it up with the young generation in wavesailing, the true master of the sport is still as competitive as ever. The Terminator has no intention of retiring just yet. Matt Pritchard (US-10,Tabou/ Gaastra) All American bulldog Matt Pritchard has entered the PWA tour as long ago as 1992 and has been a familiar face in the upper regions ever since. Over the years Matt has challenged in all disciplines, finally taking his first world title in 2002 in Freestyle. With the emergence of the spectacular Super X discipline, Matt has proven you can teach an old dog new tricks as he has nailed the overall Super X world championship two times running now and is still carving up the waves with the best of them. Micah Buzianis (USA-34, F2/ North Sails) Hailing from the Rocky Mountains, Micah has come a long way from mountain boy to full bred windsurfing racer. Over the years he has been consistently at the top of the race rankings, winning the PWA Formula racing title in 2003. In the all new Slalom 42 discipline, Buzianis raced his way into the 2005 world championship, together with Bjorn Dunkerbeck in an unprecedented shared overall first place. Slalom is back and with it, so is Micah Buzianis. Josh Angulo (US-11) Without a doubt, Josh Angulo is one of the PWA's most turbulent riders. Enfant terrible turned dedicated athlete, Josh is back in full effect with his unique radical style ripping up the wave charts since his return to the tour in 2000, sealing his comeback with an impressive victory in the 2005 Jeep Hawaii Pro. Through his tremendous enthusiasm, Josh promotes the sport wherever he can,proving he's not only a sensational windsurfer these days, but an important and charismatic spokesperson for windsurfing as well Kevin Pritchard (US-3,Starboard/Maui Sails) Kevin Pritchard ended twelve years of Dunkerbeck dominance by knocking the legendary E-11 off his overall world championship throne in 2000. In doing so, Kevin is one of three overall world champions windsurfing has ever known, together with the illustrious Robby Naish and Bjorn Dunkerbeck. Today, Kevin is more dedicated than ever, traveling the world while maintaining his position in the upperPWAechelon in waves, Super X and the recently launched Slalom 42 discipline. Jason Polakow (KA-1111, JP/ Neil Pryde) WJason's list of achievements in windsurfing is as long as it is impressive. Having sailed virtually every break around the world, won two overall world wave titles and countless PWA events since his debut fifteen years ago and initiated one of the world's most successful board brands, Jason has become a true windsurfing icon. These days Jason travels the world looking for the most brutal conditions whilst competing in the PWA wave tour, showing the young generation how it's done. Boujamaa Guilloul (M-3, Starboard / Severne) One of the tour's most colorful personalities has to be twenty year old Boujamaa Guilloul. Coming from the shores of Morocco, Boujamaa has only joined the PWA tour in 2004, but already he is one of the most talked about riders on the circuit. All smiles on land, full madman on the water, Boujamaa is pushing wavesailing to new extremes with his ultra-tweaked jumps and loops that lesser gods cannot even understand, let alone do. Daida Moreno (E-64, Mistral/ North Sails) One woman has been dominating the windsurfing scene since her debut in the late nineties; Daida Moreno has taken women's windsurfing to another level, sometimes literally with massive jumps that would make any windsurfer turn green with envy. Daida is a phenomenal windsurfer and brilliant marketer, utilising her sailing and personality to push the sport to new heights - not only for herself, but for windsurfing in general. Iballa Moreno (E-63, Mistral/ North Sails) Being Daida's twin sister it should come as no surprise that Iballa has been rocking the world of windsurfing big time too over the last couple of years. With incredible moves and jumps up her sleeve, Iballa may well only have a match in her sister, as in many wave and freestyle finals the Moreno twins go head to head to decide who's best. Whether it's in the form of twin power of simply by her superb individual skills, Iballa is a dominant factor in all of women's windsurfing. Karin Jaggi (Z-14, F2) Not only is Swiss born Karin Jaggi a super-talented all-round windsurfer, excelling in every discipline; she is also officially the fastest windsurfing woman on the planet with a world speed record of 41.2 knots. Over the years, Karin has demonstrated her versatility by winning several world titles in every discipline, including this year's newest departments of Super X and Slalom 42. In 2005 Karin was voted on thePWAmanagement board to help build the tour and the sport with her longstanding experience as a superb professional windsurfer.