Mana Sports and Entertainment is thrilled to announce the newest addition to its roster of exceptional athletes: Australian surfing prodigy Kobi Clements.
With seven Surfing NSW regional championships under his belt and a career-high national junior ranking of #1 in 2021, Clements has quickly emerged as one of the most promising surf talents to come out of Australia.
The 19-year-old from Down Under has been making headlines since he was a mere nine-year-old grommet, fearlessly charging into barrels in Indonesia while leaving seasoned pros in awe. Hungry for more, he wants to win the ISA World Surfing Championship, qualify for the World Surf League Championship Tour.
Clements has entrusted Mana to help him navigate the currents of professional sport and ride the tides of his success to take his career to the next level. Mana will work closely with Clements to provide him with the resources, support, and guidance needed to thrive in this highly competitive realm.
He first connected with Mana when he attended the 2022 Pho3nix Future Camp in Sydney, conducted by Mana on behalf of the sport nonprofit Pho3nix Foundation. This mentoring and educational program for promising young athletes was his entry into the Pho3nix participation to professional pathway. He was named to the Pho3nix Junior Team last year, which aims to bridge the gap in support between competing as a junior and making it as a professional. In 2024 he is poised to make the jump onto the elite Pho3nix Team and represent the Pho3nix Foundation alongside champions such as Olympic triathlon gold medalists Alistair Brownlee and Jonathan Brownlee.
