Professional Surf Instructors
Rick Civelli
 Surf Camp Founder / Director
As a kid, Rick Civelli spent his summers exploring estuaries, claming, fishing, and of course surfing. Without realizing it, his appreciation for environmental conservation was ingrained before his teens. He graduated from UNC-Wilmington with his Bachelors in Environmental Studies. During college and after graduation he worked as a marine science educator at the North Carolina Aquarium at Fort Fisher. For three years he developed and facilitated programs while teaching thousands of adults and children about the wonders of our coastal ecosystems.
To broaden his professional development he later worked as a permit and enforcement officer for the North Carolina Division of Coastal Management. Taking a different approach to environmental conservation, he reviewed and permitted coastal development projects, and issued fines for remediation of impacted coastal resources. Rick sits on the Board of Directors for the Society of Masonboro Island and is a member of the Geological Society of America, the Surfrider Foundation, the Estuarine Research Federation, and the NC Aquarium Society. He is currently finishing his Masters Degree in Coastal Geology from UNC-Wilmington's Center for Marine Science where he is studying coastal processes.
In the winter of 1995, Rick developed an educational learn to surf program for our local aquarium which he called "Surf's Up". Since then he has taught thousands of students of all ages the sport of surfing while enlightening them of the wonders of our coastal environment.
His travels have brought him to surf and study coastal processes and habitats all over the world. He has explored coral reefs in Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Anegada, Antigua, Bermuda, Jost Van Dyke, St Lucia, St Thomas, St John, and St Martin. He has swam with sea turtles in, Tortola, Baja Mexico, Barbados, and Costa Rica, sharks in Looe Key national marine sanctuary, sting rays in the Bahamas, and dolphins off Key West Florida. He has surfed up and down the east coast from Nantucket to Block Island to Cape Hatteras to Sebastian inlet. He has also caught many epic swells on the West coast from Ocean Beach to Morro Bay to Tourmaline San Diego. During the winter of 2002 Rick ventured to the North Shore of Oahu, where he visited famous surf breaks including Waimea Bay, Pipeline, Sunset and Sandy Beach. He was also lucky enough to see a huge swell hit with 30' to 60' faces!
With his love for surfing and respect for the ocean and it's resources, Rick has developed this unparalleled fun experience known as "Surf Camp".
Jen Civelli
 Surf Camp Co Founder
Jen Civelli, has spent years learning how to surf, accelerate her surfing ability, and environmentally taking care of our oceanic resources. Currently, Jen is a professor of chemistry at Cape Fear Community College, located in Wilmington, North Carolina. She also teaches several classes for the University of NC at Wilmington's Chemistry department.
Jen's passion for the ocean and the surf started while attending California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo, California. While working on her undergraduate Bachelor's degree in Biochemistry, she spent her spare time testing the cold California waters surfing in places like Morro Bay, Pismo Beach, and Avila Beach.
Jen followed surfing to graduate school in San Diego, where she received her Master's degree in Chemistry from San Diego State University. While working on her degree, she also took surfing lessons through the University. Jen attributes her basic surfing skills to the experienced surf instructors that taught the surfing lessons. While living in San Diego, Jen surfed places like Mission Beach, Pacific Beach, Blacks, Scripps, Trestles, but her favorite break was the Trails in San Onofre State Park.
Jen loves to travel, and has visited Puerto Rico, Antigua, St Lucia, St Thomas, St John, St Martin, Barbados, Los Cabos Mexico, and the Bahamas. She also loves to visit Hawaii, where she always has a blast surfing the long, fun waves of the South Shore. She has been teaching at the college level for the past seven years. Her extra time is spent enjoying the ocean and the beauty it brings. She loves living in North Carolina because of the warm, crystal clear water that makes surfing that much more fun. Jen's favorite thing to do is pack up the Toyota, 4-wheel out on Carolina Beach, and find her own private surf break!!!!
With getting married to Surf Camp founder Rick Civelli in May of 2004, she is assured a lifelong adventure in surf travel, and exploration.
Steven Still
Director of Overnight Programs
Steven Still was born and raised along the coast of South Eastern North Carolina. Spending time around the ocean is the greatest environment for a child to be brought up in as early introduction to the ocean exemplified the opportunities and experiences that coastal areas could provide. He soon recognized the privileges of this lifestyle through surfing, fishing, diving, snorkeling, sailing, and exploring the ocean and surrounding sounds and marshes.
At sixteen he spent a month in Costa Rica surfing and working in a small village grocery market and learned through total immersion the values and humbleness of a non-materialistic lifestyle. From these experiences he decided to learn more about the world be seeking a degree in geography from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington. Undergraduate studies lead him to San Salvador Island in the Bahamas to study spatial variability in precipitation on a small-scale island climate. While enrolled he spent frequent seasonal trips back to Costa Rica. Although his studies only sparked his interest in different cultures he decided travel was the only way to fully appreciate different societies, traditions, and ways of life. With his fueled thirst for travel, he has surfed and explored in Europe, Africa, Asia, and Central America during a yearlong world travel expedition.
For the past ten years, Steven has worked in Ocean Rescue Operations for the town of Wrightsville Beach, and five of the ten years he has been Captain of Ocean Rescue Operations Management. Through the years he has provided countless rescue services in a variety of different situations that happen in a coastal environment. Along with providing rescue, medical and law enforcement services, he also worked with town management and mutual-aid agencies to set a direction for accelerated growth of the ocean rescue technicians. Steven also developed the town’s first lifeguard competition team to enhance the town’s reputation and develop the squad into a nationally recognized department.
His experiences as an ocean rescue professional along with his training as an emergency medical technician coupled with his local knowledge, leadership skills and abilities, make Steven a great contribution to Surf Camp.
Mary
 Staff Biologist
Surfing Instructor
Mary first fell in love with the ocean on a class field trip to explore tide pools in third grade. Growing up she loved spending her weekends at the beach bodysurfing, swimming and exploring the rocky intertidal areas in Southern California. Mary learned to surf while working on her graduate degree in Biology at Cal Poly State University in San Luis Obispo. She now surfs locally at spots like Spyglass, the Rock and Studios, and has traveled as far as Baja Mexico, and to Maui, Hawaii in search of warmer ocean temps and blue water waves.
Currently, Mary works for the Central Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board, and teaches field biology courses part time at Cal Poly. Her work keeps her busy studying the coastal creeks, rivers and estuaries from Santa Cruz to Santa Barbara. She also is a volunteer interpreter at Lopez Lake, giving talks and facilitating activities to teach the young campers about the wildlife and ecology of the lake. Mary is on the board of directors for the Morro Coast Audubon Society, and the Friends of the Estuary at Morro Bay. Both organizations are focused on environmental education in her area. For fun Mary likes to surf, wakeboard, snowboard, play guitar and go bird watching with friends.
Mary seems to have limitless energy and is hands down one of the most cheerful, and positive people you will ever meet. Come to Hawaii this summer and meet her for yourself!
Eric
 Lead Surfing Instructor
Naturalist
Eric Kellon became hooked on coastal North Carolina from his first family trips to Cape Hatteras and Ocracoke Island. Eric enjoys spending time with his wife Katharine while surfing, kayaking, birding, traveling and diving. He has combined all of these activities while exploring the different ecosystems of Hawaii, Costa Rica, St. Thomas, St. Johns, Ecuador, and Puerto Rico. He first started teaching people how to surf when he joined founder Rick Civelli in the spring of 1996.
Eric holds Bachelor's degrees in Environmental and Marine Science. He has a passion for education and is excellent with kids. For the past seven years he has worked as an environmental educator in a variety of positions throughout the southeast. After two seasons with the North Carolina Aquarium, he worked as a North Carolina State Park Ranger presenting interpretive programs and providing for visitor's safety. He then spent four years as a Naturalist and Guide on the undeveloped Georgia Coast. He developed and led interpretive programs, managed Loggerhead Sea Turtle nesting beaches, and monitored shorebird migration and nesting behavior. He is a trained Wilderness First Responder and has also taught boating and water safety classes for the past five years.
Carrie Caudill
 Office Manager
Carrie Caudill came from Roanoke, VA to attend UNCW in the fall of 2001 and has stayed put in Wilmington ever since. Her love for the beach comes from years of family vacations to Hilton Head Island, Folly Beach, Ocean Isle, Sunset Beach, Atlantic Beach, Nags Head, and of course Wrightsville Beach. Carrie has been steadily visiting the beautiful white sand beaches of Southeastern NC since 1997 when she first came to look at the incredible campus of UNCW. After just stepping foot on campus she never once hesitated about where she wanted to pursue her higher learning. Carrie only applied to one school, UNCW and has never looked back. She feels so passionate about her surroundings, that she has even influenced her parents to move their home permanently to Ocean Isle Beach.
Carrie truly enjoys sharing her love of the area with everyone that inquires. She spends a lot of time on the phone, but is always helpful and courteous. To answer a popular question, "Yes, Surf Camp's phone lines really do ring this much in the summer; and yes, we do have a separate line for our high-speed Internet access". Carrie goes over and above the call of duty to ensure Surf Camp participants have the best information on places to stay and things to do.
She enjoys her fast-paced days at work spent talking to people from all over the country. Carrie will ensure that Surf Camp is the right program for you, and will then seamlessly guide you through our easy registration process. When she is not in the office you can always find Carrie on Wrightsville Beach or walking her dog around the loop!
 Chris
Surf Forecaster
Surfing Instructor
Chris Marshall is an avid surfer and our very own camp meteorologist. He earned a bachelor of arts degree from Xavier University in Cincinnati, OH. Chris also holds a broadcast meteorological degree from Mississippi state university. He can be seen on WWAY-TV, delivering forecasts for "Good Morning Carolina". Chris enjoys educating today's youth, and out reaches to local schools teaching children about the weather. Chris brings his expertise in weather forecasting to Surf Camp sessions to discuss this very important facet of surfing. In Chris's free time he also enjoys, wakeboarding and kitesurfing.
 Dave
Ocean Rescue Director
Instructor for US Governmental Agencies
In 1978 Dave started his lifesaving career in South Florida. Prior to coming to Southeastern NC, he has been honing his skills in the waters known as the "Graveyard of the Atlantic".
"The sea is unique for the Outer Banks, producing waves and currents that will challenge the most seasoned waterman / woman while making a rescue. The waters off the coast of the Outer Banks of North Carolina, are very dynamic with conditions changing not each day but by the hour and minute. You only have to read the stories of the Lifesavers stationed in the late 1800's to understand the perilous waters off the coast." Dave stated.
Along with his Ocean Rescue duties in the Outer Banks, Dave was an instructor for the United States Coast Guard Helicopter Rescue Swimmers along with training the United States Secret Service water rescue division in surf zone awareness and rescue within the impact zone. He has continued that relationship establishing the same professional guidance with the Coast Guard in the area and is developing a new program to present the United States Secret Service water rescue division who internally call themselves W.A.L.R.U.S.S.S. meaning, Water Air Land Rescue United States Secret Service.
The training that is delivered to the Ocean Rescue lifesavers under his guidance is to the highest of standards as established by the the most recognized lifesaving association in the United States. Other responsibilities he accepts with known dangers fall within the emergency services division of the Fire Department, where he is a trained professional firefighter and experienced EMT. When asked how he felt about his duties he said with a laugh and a shrug of his shoulders "I guess I'm a one stop rescue shop".
With his experience in Ocean Rescue, Dave is a member of the Rip Current Awareness Strategies Team (RCAST). Where the best in the field from National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration's National Weather Service (www.ripcurrents.noaa.gov) and National Sea Grant (www.seagrant.noaa.gov ) are developing a multi-agency outreach program. This vision in which Surf Camp is a major part of, is to strive toward the elimination of Rip Current fatalities through education.
"Too many people die needlessly when they visit the beach. Rip currents can be killers. It is estimated that the annual number of deaths due to rip currents on our nation's beaches exceeds 100. Rip currents account for over 80% of rescues performed by surf beach lifeguards". Dave said.
When asked why he accepted his role as a consultant for Surf Camp, …… "What Surf Camp brings, is the professionalism that any individual should require when learning a new skill, like Rick says, "Learn the Right Way", The only way to achieve this is to learn from a trained professional in that area of expertise. I know I want that when I look for advancing my skill level!"…….. Dave continues, " It also is an excellent opportunity to educate and inform those on Rip Current awareness and other related water hazards, which is the mission of RCAST".
"Dave is as professional as it gets, and we are very fortunate to have him as part of our training team", says Rick. It can also be arranged for Dave to be present for any Ocean Rescue concerns or peace of mind safety you may have on your vacation or during any program that Surf Camp facilitates. Please contact us on his availability and to get in touch with him.
*Dave's last name and Ocean Rescue Division of the Municipality he works for is intentionally left off, due to the inability to endorse a business as a town employee. Dave has done this as a private individual who works exclusively within the emergency service system. He has not received any compensation for endorsement.
 Sam
Surfing Instructor
Sam has been surfing for 17 years and holds his bachelor's degree in History from the College of Charleston. After studying abroad in France, he received another degree in secondary education from UNC-Wilmington. He is well traveled and has surfed Costa Rica, Barbados, Baja Mexico, Dominican Republic, France, and California. Sam says "Surfing keeps you young and is good for your soul". When he is not in the water, Sam can be found playing golf, exercising, spending time with family and his yellow lab named Ridge.
 Andy
Surfing Instructor
Andy's love for the ocean has brought him to persue higher education in Wilmington, NC. He is the second oldest of four brothers in his family. Although he was originally born in Germany, Andy has lived on the east cost of the US for the past 16 years. He is currently a senior at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington where he is double majoring in chemistry and biology with a premedical concentration.
He plans to graduate with honors in both fields and then aspires to attend medical school and become an outstanding surgeon. Andy loves to surf the many beaches of Southeastern NC. You never know where you will find him in the water. Whether it is knee high or two feet overhead Andy may be anywhere from Wrightsville Beach to Kure Beach to Holden Beach. His favorite break, however, is in the Outer Banks of North Carolina, for it was there where he got in his first barrel at the age of 10 while riding on a body board. Fueled by the "stoke" of riding in a barrel, he made the decision to one day learn how to surf. Andy's love for the ocean is evident in his excitement for sharing in the joy that surfing has given him in his life.
 Delanie
Travel Coordinator
Delanie fell in love with the outdoors growing up with her family on farms in rural Northern Virginia. Her respect for and curiosity about the natural world led her to study geography at Mary Washington College in Virginia, and at the University College of Wales at Aberystwyth in the U.K. Delanie is known for her passion for rain forests and the biodiversity of the tropics. Her main areas of interest are land and biodiversity conservation, land use policy and community development. She has gained experience, and fluency in Spanish over the past eight years by volunteering in the Ecuadorian Amazon, and working on issues directly with the Piedmont Environmental Council, and EARTH University ( Agricultural University for the Humid Tropical Region) in Costa Rica.
Delanie loves to live wherever her work takes her and do anything outside. She's especially happy when traveling, hiking, biking, and snorkeling. Some of her favorite hikes have taken place in Hawaii's Oahu, the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, the Ecuadorian Andes and Amazon, Puerto Rico's El Yunque, Costa Rica's coasts, cloud forests and central valley, eastern and western Guatemala, and around the U.K.
 Alex
Surfing Instructor
Alex starting surfing when he was in middle school on the beaches of Ocean City Maryland. He received his Bachelors in Natural Resource Management from the University of Maryland, and his Masters degree in coastal geology from UNCW.
Alex spends his free time surfing, fishing, camping and biking. He taught several Physical Geography labs before becoming a Research Assistant for UNCW's Center for Marine Science. Alex is super easy going put as personable as it gets!
 Ryan
Surf Instructor
Ryan is currently a senior at UNCW majoring in Marine Biology and minoring in environmental science. Ever since his uncle gave him a surfboard at the young age of 10 he has been an avid surfer. Ryan takes advantage of every opportunity to get in the water to enjoy life to the fullest. He has surfed the east coast from New Jersey down to Florida. Always the environmentalist you can catch Ryan picking up other peoples trash on a daily basis. "If everyone could simply pick up one piece of trash every time they go to the beach, just think about the impact that we would have on a cleaner environment" says Ryan.
He is also grateful for what surfing has done for him and realizes the importance of giving back to Mother Ocean. Ryan excels at and enjoys his job at Surf Camp, giving back to people while instilling a conservation ethic is so important so that future generations may enjoy the ultimate pleasures that surfing brings him. "I simply can not believe that I get paid to work at Surf Camp, Says Ryan!
Kevin
Surfing Instructor
Kevin is a twenty-six year old who’s desire to surf and spend time in the ocean is only exceed be his desire to teach children everything he knows about life, academics, and his hobbies. He is an extremely strong and confident surfer who has always been stoked on water sports. He grew up living on a finger lake in Central, New York, riding everything from wakeboards to kneeboards to surfboards.
Since moving to North Carolina, Kevin has truly committed a large part of his life to surfing and teaching. Kevin has spent the past four years teaching fourth grade and also teaching children how to swim competitively. One of Kevin’s best attributes is how much energy and fun he brings to his instruction.
Michelle
 Marine Science Educator
Office Assistant
Ever since the age of four, Michelle knew she wanted to be a "marine biologist when she grew up", and has yet to loose sight of her dream. After high school she enrolled right away at UNCW because of it's well respected Marine Biology Program and state of the art Marine Research Center. Through hard work and determination she established herself as an honors student and a crew leader at the Karen Beasley Sea Turtle Hospital and Rehabilitation Center.
Michelle has vast experience applying her marine biological knowledge outside the classroom. She has rehabbed sick and injured sea turtles for the past four and a half years, as well as running a sea turtle nesting project in South Carolina for the past two summers. Because of her honors status, she has also had the opportunity to work in UNCW's Marine Ornamental Culture Lab where she cares for "Nemos", and has also been an intern at Walt Disney World. In her free time Michelle enjoys running, hiking, practicing yoga and of course surfing. Her extremely positive attitude and hard work ethic will ensure this "turtle girl" a lifelong career in the marine sciences.
Brad
Surfing Instructor
Marine Science Educator
While growing up on the Chesapeake Bay near Annapolis, Maryland, Brad developed a passion for the water at an early age. His summers were spent water skiing, crabbing, fishing, and surfing. These interests brought him to the University of Delaware where Brad majored in Biology and Psychology. Following graduation, Brad worked in a genomic lab, but quickly felt the call of the ocean, and he took an internship in the Florida Keys where he was able to work as a marine ecology technician.
Although he enjoyed living close to coral reefs, mangroves, and sea grasses, Brad took an opportunity to advance his education by enrolling as a graduate student at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington. While studying the neurophysiology of blue crabs at UNCW, Brad worked as a teaching assistant for the university, an instructor for several environmental education programs, and in the lab as a coral reef ecologist. Living just behind Masonboro Island gave Brad plenty of time to surf empty breaks each day. Following graduate school, Brad took a job as the Marine Conservation Program Manager for the Nature Conservancy in the Florida Keys. Here, Brad refined his understanding of tropical marine systems and developed a strong conservation ethic.
Christie
Camp Counselor
Surfing Instructor
Christie has loved the ocean and the outdoors for as long as she can remember. She has deep roots in the action sports industry, she has been snowboarding in the mountains of PA since she was a young teen, and skateboarding since the age of nine. Christie first fell in love with the sport of surfing when her mom made a bet with her, and she won the chance to go on a weeklong trip to California and take some surfing lessons. Her mom said that if she got an A on her science and math classes, she could go. Christie worked very hard at her studies because she knew this would open up a whole new experience and chance to explore the sport of surfing. After taking a weeks worth of surfing lessons, she knew that surfing was her newfound love (sorry guys). It gives her a chance to experience the ocean and beaches in a whole new way. She is currently enrolled at the University of South Carolina at Conway and is pursuing a degree in Marine Science. She simply loves the sand, beach, ocean, and sun so much that she couldn't imagine spending her college year anywhere but right on the beach.
Harris
Camp Counselor
Jr. Surfing Instructor
Surfing has been in Harris’ family for over thirty years. Ever since his dad taught him to ride waves as a young teen he has been hooked. Harris takes advantage of his proximity to the ocean as a first year student at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington. If the surf’s up, you can bet he is on it! Harris likes to catch waves anyway he can, but he says his true passion is long boarding off the waters of Wrightsville Beach.
Harris first got involved with Surf Camp last summer as an advanced camper at their Teen Hawaii Adventure Camp. From that moment he knew he wanted to be a surf instructor and work for this great organization. As a veteran lifeguard, working with children and keeping them safe is second nature to him. When Harris is not surfing he is honing his skills as a martial artist. He began teaching kids classes several years ago at a karate school and uses these teaching and communication skills working with clients at Surf Camp.
Brendon
Surfing Instructor
Brendon grew up in Costa Mesa, California, and spent most of these days off at the beach with his family. After elementary school, his parents moved to New Hampshire where Brendon took up snow boarding quickly. After high school, he attended Keene State College where he studied chemistry. In 2001, he had the opportunity to study abroad in Australia for 6 months. Brendon reacquainted himself with the ocean and the laid back Australian culture. He was able to transfer to school in Australia and change his major to marine science. While in Wollongong, Australia, Brendon surfed everyday. He graduated in 2004 with a B.S. in Marine Science and lives to surf.
Adam
Staff Photographer
Adam grew up in Western Pennsylvania in a small rural community, and had his first job at age twelve caring for horses in the summertime. Adam then worked on a vegetable farm, in a hardware store, a car dealership, and finally as a photo lab assistant in college. Adam continuously enjoys the outdoors through swimming, camping, hiking, fly fishing, and boating. At a young age, he showed talent in music and the arts. When his parents presented him with their old 35 mm camera, Adam was immediately drawn to photography and the ability to convey ideas visually. When Adam decided to attend college, he knew photography was what he needed to pursue. He had found that Edinboro University had a renowned art program, and attended as a photography major. Throughout the four years of his studies, he has gained extensive knowledge of contemporary, historical, and present day architecture. Having access to art studios has been a gift to him. Being able to do oil painting, drawing, printmaking, ceramics, and photography let him develop a unique and dynamic style.
Adam understands that a person’s individuality is an important part of their personality, but knows that the success of any group relies on teamwork and clear communication. Adam brings all these ideals and qualities, and with his creative abilities to Surf Camp.
Mark
Camp Counselor
Surfing Instructor
Growing up, Mark spent every waking moment of the summer near a lake by his house in Nash County, NC, where he learned to wakeboard. After high school, Mark spent his summer working at a youth camp and surfing everyday. While living at camp, he had plenty of time to teaching people how to surf, and has yet to forget the good feeling he gets when watching people catch their first wave. Mark is simply Stoked on surfing and has traveled much of the East Coast in search of waves. Mark is a firm believer that hard work pays off and you can only get out of surfing what you put into it. It is Mark’s goal to teach, learn, and pass on his undeniable stoke.
Chris
Surfing Instructor
Advanced Instruction Coach
Joe
Surfing Instructor
Justin
Day Camp Director
Surfing Instructor Trainer
Justin has been hooked on boardsports since the third grade. It
all started with his dog’s eagerness to pull him around the block everyday
after school on an old plastic banana skateboard. He got his first real
skateboard in the sixth grade and bought a surf board (without a fin) at a
garage sale in the 8th grade for 5 bucks. Since then, board sports have
consumed his life. His passion for surfing and the natural environment
which surrounds it sent him to UNCW where he earned his bachelors in
Environmental Sciences in 1994 with a lot of peripheral credits in
philosophy. Upon graduation he moved back to his home town to work for the
oldest privately owned and operated shellfish hatchery in the world and
continued to session his hometown ramps and waves until, on a whim, he spent
a winter in Vermont surfing the frozen wave. One winter turned into 10 and
he now has a home in Stowe, VT where he spends his winters teaching
snowboarding to novice and advanced riders, coaching USASA circuit riders,
and as a member of the Education Staff for the American Association of
Snowboarding Instructors (AASI) helping to train the east coast in the
national standards of snowboard instruction. All that time Justin continued
to chase surf whenever a swell hit.
Pitt, as his friends know him, has sessioned ramps, swell, and mountains all
over North America, Australia, Europe, and the Caribbean. He has been
featured in local newspapers, and last winter season had a weekly spot giving the snowboard
tip of the week on RSN’s “Must Ski TV”. Father of two young children and
dedicated husband, Pitt gets his highest high from what he calls OPF, Other
People’s Fun. In one way or another, throughout his whole life Pitt has
been dedicated to the ideal that a person should leave the world a better
place than it was before he/she arrived, and has made a career and life out
of showing people a good time. For Pitt, life has been a long series of
epic sessions with good friends and family
He currently is eagerly anticipating the return of winter by hiking,
splitting wood, and converting his F-350 to run on vegetable oil. Soon enough, this Spring Pitt will once again return to the warm waters of Wrightsville Beach as one of our lead surf instructor trainers and camp directors.
Dmitri
Surfing Instructor
Emily
Surfing Instructor
Joe Carrier
Surfing Instructor
David
Surfing Instructor
Zach
Surfing Instructor
Kristin
Surfing Instructor
Chris
Surfing Instructor
Greg
Surfing Instructor
Taryn
Surfing Instructor
Spanish Tutor
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