Dutch citizen raised in Southern California. Lives in San Clemente. Recently switched to Lost Driver 2.0 with Kolohe Andino fins. Started college at 16.

I was born in The Netherlands and lived there for about half of my life. Now I live on the small Dutch Caribbean island of Curacao, where I am privilaged to be able to enjoy the ocean almost every day....without a wetsuit ;-).  I am very happy for this opportunity to represent The Netherlands and to be part of this great surfing family.  

I'm Oliver heintz and I'm 18 years old and it's been a goal of mine to represent the Netherlands for a long time, I'm bilingual. I'm in my last year of high school and I will be travelling around the world for a year to surf all the QS competitions next year.

Born in Ibiza to a Dutch mother and a Chilean father, Dominga was raised as a global citizen. Over the past years, she has called Bali, Chili, Peru, Spain and The Netherlands her home. After two years of sailing the oceans with her parents, Dominga picked up her first surfboard at age thirteen in the north of Chile. Fastforward 17 years later she became Dutch surf champion three times, Benelux surf champion and whenever she’s not paddling out in the North Sea in Scheveningen, Dominga likes to travel the world searching for those perfect waves.

I'm stef van Noordennen and I'm super stoked to compete at the world surfing games.

Coming from a small village in the Netherlands, surfing was not the most logical option for Kaspar. Despite the lack of good waves and the stormy weather, Kaspar fell in love with surfing at age 13. Not blessed with daily good swells young Kaspar had to wait at times for weeks before the next swell would arrive. But when the day finally arrived there would be nothing standing in the way of him and the waves. His determination and passion for the sport has brought him to where he is today. Winning 5 National titles a Benelux title and other impressive performances for the Dutch National surf team are only some of his victories. Besides training for the next competitions, planning new surftrips and spending as much time as possible in foreign waters, Kaspar enjoys coaching surfers at his surfschool Dutch Surf Academy.