With over 15 years of dedication to the wake surf community, Trevor Miller joins the Centurion Boats team as a true titan of the sport. A 2-time World Champion and 1-time National Champion, Trevor’s competitive resume is matched only by his mental and physical grit – a fact proven by his world record for the longest wake surf marathon at over 25 hours. Beyond the podium, Trevor has spent over a decade shaping the sport from behind the scenes, holding pivotal roles in event organization and judging. As a Centurion Ambassador, Trevor continues to push the limits of performance, and his favorite tool for the job is the **Centurion Ri245**, the boat he trusts for its world-class wave.

Chad has been wakesurfing for 15 years progressing through the competitive ranks from Amateur, Semi-pro, Pro, and now the Masters Division. Chad won first place the the 2024 World Wake surfing Championship in the Masters Male Skim division. Originally from Canada, Chad has since moved his surfing family to Texas where he has access to water all year. Wake surfing has taken Chad all over the world developing many lifelong friendships in the wake community. He is known for knowledge of dialing-in the perfect wave having thousands of hours on countless different Centurion Boats. Lastly, Chad is building on his skills behind the boat by learning to wake foil. Off the water he is an Economist working as a professional Commodity Trader.

Grant Korgan, a Lake Tahoe-based adventure athlete, husband and a foil-obsessed member of the Centurion Boats pro team. If you know Grant personally, you know how mind-blown he is with a heart full of gratitude to experience and share the magic that happens behind the world’s best boats. Not to get misty-eyes unnecessarily, but there is something about the way a perfect wave can turn any day into a memory you can carry forever.

That’s what Grant loves about Centurion. It’s not just performance, it’s a platform, it’s a family. The boat is a magic machine… where we host the people we love, laugh until it hurts, where friends become family and where simply being outside resets the whole nervous system. Grant has spent his live chasing heart-filling experiences ~ expeditions, adventure and moments… but the water is a special kind of medicine. It doesn’t ask you to be anything other than present. Show up. Breathe. Ride. Repeat.

His journey has been built on two things: a deep respect for the craft and a stubborn belief the best parts of life are found on the other side of discomfort. If you ask him why he rides for Centurion, it’s because he genuinely believes the people behind the brand care. From the founding family to the factory floor to the executive team, this tribe cares about innovation, the experience and the community.

Foiling, for Grant, is the purest blend of calm and intensity he’s ever found in movement over water. It’s technical. It’s fragile. It demands discipline and it rewards presence. One degree off and you pay for it. One breath too shallow and you lose the line. But when it’s right, it’s like floating through a dream with your best friends cheering from the boat. You don’t just ride the wave, you fly with it. It’s silent and loud at the same time. And he never stops being amazed that this is a real thing we get to do.

Grant also carries a deep sense of gratitude into every session because he knows how quickly life can change. He doesn’t take movement for granted. He doesn’t take community for granted and he definitely doesn’t take sunrise/sunset wave for granted. If you see Grant at the lake, come say “wassuppers”, throw a hug, send a high five and know that he’s 100% yes to a party wave invite!!

To Centurion: I’m grateful beyond words. Thank you for believing in me, pushing innovation and building boats that don’t just perform, they elevate human experience. I’ll keep representing with heart, humility and a commitment to making every set count. I am truly honored to waive this flag and represent everyone who makes this incredible company the family that it is.

Burn Survivor. Husband. Father of three. Pro wakeskater. On the water Matt was on innovator landing many firsts in the sport, he holds titles like “tick of the year”, “wakestock champion” and many more. In 2015, Matt was electrocuted while trimming trees at a church project. Over 12,000 volts melted the skin off his chest and arms causing 4th and 5th degree burns all over his upper body. Since, Matt had 80 surgeries to get back on the water and back to being the dad and husband his family needs! Matt and Bobbye Jean have three little boys who love to adventure and play on the lake! Matt loves his family, being on the water, and most of all Jesus!

Zane, a native of College Station, TX, was raised in Texas and recently graduated from Oklahoma State University, specializing in commercial aviation. His journey into wake surfing began at the tender age of five, behind his uncle’s ski boat. After a few initial attempts, Zane was hooked by the sport and decided to participate in a local competition, where he proudly won the youngest ripper award. This accomplishment served as a turning point, fueling his passion for wake surfing. Recognizing Zane’s dedication, his uncle purchased a Centurion Sv240, which provided an unparalleled wave for Zane to conquer. Zane progressively advanced from the junior division and eventually won the highly competitive Outlaw Men Surf division in 2014. With a remarkable 20-year history in competitive wake surfing. Zane’s commitment to the sport remains unwavering. Instead of competing he now enjoys giving back to the sport by judging and helping the sport grow. Zane actively volunteers for Operation Get Out as well as Surfin With a Purpose. These two wonderful organizations support kids and adults with Down Syndrome as well as first responders and military personnel. While the water serves as his primary domain, Zane also finds his joy in aviation as a career, partaking in hunting and fishing pursuits, and simply reveling in the great outdoors.

Zoey is from College Station, TX and has been wake surfing competitively since she was 6 years old. She is also a collegiate volleyball player who brings the same dedication and passion to the court as she does to the water. Zoey founded SurfinWithPurpose, a nonprofit organization that uses wake surfing and other water sports to support children and young adults with special needs and underserved communities. Through partnerships with organizations like Operation Get Out and local Down Syndrome Associations, she creates meaningful opportunities for others to experience confidence, joy and healing on the water.

A respected figure in the wakeboarding community, Chad Lowe represents Centurion Boats not only as a talented athlete but also a dedicated ambassador. As the 2012 Pro Veterans World Champion, his competitive pedigree is undeniable.

Known for his commitment to the sport, Chad is actively involved in growing the wake scene, including working full time at the WWA (World Wake Association). He serves as the lead on the World Series of Wake Surfing (WSWS) for the season. His passion for wake sports and his professional involvement in shaping the competition structure, such as the 2026 Worlds qualification process, make him and invaluable member of the Centurion Boats family.

Taylor began wakeboarding at just 3 1/2 years old and grew up competing at the highest levels of the sport. Over the years, she traveled around the world, pushing her limits and representing the wakeboarding community on an international stage. While she no longer competes professionally, her passion for the sport remains strong. Today, she rides purely for the love of wakeboarding, spending her time on the water with friends and enjoying days on her boat.