NEWS | Welcome Jenna Leseberg to Team Phase 5

Next up for our new team riders in 2026 is Jenna Leseburg. Jenna hails from Antioch, CA and even though she hasn’t been riding for very long, she’s already made a solid impact on the scene and we’re super stoked to have her representing Phase 5! So join us in welcoming Jenna Leseburg to P5 and find out more about her below!

• Name: Jenna Leseburg
• Nickname: All4Jenna
• Location: Antioch, California
• P5 Board of Choice: Key 
• Years Riding: 4 years total (2 years competitively, 2 summers for fun)
• Favorite Trick: 180 shuv 
• Riding Crew: Marichelle DeTrempe & my parents  
• Biggest Accomplishment in Wakesurfing: Being able to be part of Team Phase Five

PHASE 5: Hi Jenna, congrats on making the team for 2026. How do you feel?
Jenna: I feel amazing. Being able to be part of Team Phase Five has been a dream and a goal of mine. I’m  extremely grateful for this opportunity.

PHASE 5: How did you get into wakesurfing?
Jenna: I’ve always been around water sports growing up, but for a long time my family didn’t have a boat of our own. Everything changed when my mom was diagnosed with a brain tumor. By the grace of God, she came out of surgery 100% okay—able to walk and without losing any mobility. After that experience, my family made the decision to truly live life to the fullest and bought a boat. Wakesurfing quickly became something I fell in love with, but it also means so much more to me than just a sport. I ride for my mom, it reminds me of how she came out of a dark space in her life and chose to live life to the fullest placing her trust in God and his purpose for our life.

PHASE 5: Where’s the coolest place wakesurfing has taken you?
Jenna: Definitely Florida. It’s now one of my favorite places to visit, and I would love to live there one day.

PHASE 5: Which P5 riders do you draw inspiration from in your riding?
Jenna: I draw a lot of inspiration from Sean Silveria and Victoria Moroski.

PHASE 5: Is there anyone you’d like to thank for helping you get to this point?
Jenna: I’d like to thank my parents for making this sport possible for me and for always supporting me through it.