Heralds from: Sunshine Coast

Team Captain

Heralds from: Sunshine Coast

“I’ve been fighting for three years and absolutely love the sport, the community and people that come with it.”

Heralds from: Yarra Valley

“Vultures women’s co-Captain, 10 years in the sport and a bronze world champion from 2017. My mind says yes but my Mum of two body says no.”

Heralds from: Sunshine Coast

“In my second competitive season of Buhurt and have fought in both Aus and NZ tournaments.”

Heralds from: Tiaro

“Committed to the bit and now I’m Buhurt Barbie.”

Heralds from: Redcliffe

Women’s Co-Captain

“I’ve been fighting with no ACL in my right leg for over a year now! Yes… I am in pain.”

Heralds from: Sunshine Coast

“I’m just a fun guy who likes swords and friendship and this has been a wonderful opportunity to have both in my life and hopefully for many years to come 💗”

Heralds from: Sunshine Coast

“This will be my very first BI tournament! And for a fun fact: I can recite the alphabet backwards.”

Heralds from: Sunshine Coast

“This is only my 2nd year fighting, still loving it!”

Heralds from: Osnabruck, Germany

“My greatest weapon is my moustache!”

Heralds from: Ayr

 “I came for the history, stayed for the bruises.”

Heralds from: Penrith

Fighting since 2013, and Australia’s first female Buhurt fighter, Skye wears 14th Century Timurid style armour. She has represented Australia and women in Buhurt at the 2014 World Championship in Croatia, and won Bronze in the Women’s 3s at the 2017 World Championships in Barcelona.

Heralds from: Manly

“Only been fighting for just about a year, first time in the list was nationals, had a glaive bent over my head. Never had more fun.”

Heralds from: Sunshine Coast

Fighting since August 2025, Josh’s favourite flavour crayon is purple.

Heralds from: Melbourne

“Number 3 with the fleur-de-lis.”

Heralds from: Victoria

“I’m here for two things, memes and fights, and I’m all out of memes.”

Heralds from: Brisbane

“I have been fighting for almost 18 months, in that time I have refused the call of the wolfrib but after a recent series of profight wins in a wolfrib I have decided I like eyeball skewers. #wolfribconversiontherapy”

Heralds from: Armadale

Team Captain
One of the first 5 to bring the sport of Buhurt to Australia.

Heralds from: Canberra

“I am strong like bull, smart like tractor.”

Heralds from: Newcastle

“My favourite flavour crayon is Purple.”

Heralds from:Moss Vale

Team Captain

Heralds from: Wollongong

“Mercenary, hailing from Knights of Albion where I’m the only active female fighter. I’m joining my Havoc sisters for a bashin’ good time!”

Mercenary for Havoc Magpies

Heralds from: Centurion, South Africa

“Fighting for 2 years, I’ve done every adventure sport except base jumping.”

Heralds from: Jamberoo

Heralds from: Brisbane

Team Co-Captain
Fought in Prague.

Heralds from: Brisbane

“I’m recruiting for my LARP warband. I need warriors. Jim Murdock oval Southbank, 7pm, every Friday night.”

Heralds from: Brisbane

Represented Australia last year and won two golds.

Heralds from: Redland Bay

He’s been sword fighting since 2014 and Buhurting since 2022. Mario is a 2x World Champion Hungary 2025, volunteers at local LARP group, is a folk musician, and carries a belt flag dedicated to his friend Tom who passed.

Heralds from: Gold Coast

“I’ve been fighting Buhurt for 1 year in armour, a lifetime of martial arts experience, I will throw head kicks in armour. Not because it’s effective but because it’s cool!”

Heralds from: Cairns

“I’ve never had a broken bone (yet…)”

Heralds from: Brisbane

“I’ve enjoyed buhurt for a little while, but no longer how many times I’m told a head-but won’t work I still try. Sorry guys, the CTE is strong in me.”

Heralds from: Coffs Harbour

“I was a flying trapeze artist before this.”

Heralds from: Morayfield

“I was the kid in grade 3 eating glue and I guess that’s how I got here.”

Heralds from: Brisbane

“I used to take part in medieval reenactment tournaments with Ironclad Academy of the Sword from Adelaide. Just for fun, I also have a YouTube channel where I play drums while wearing armour.”

Heralds from: Brisbane

“I have no idea what I am doing.”

Heralds from: Brisbane

“I eat Crayons and love Buhurt.”
Jaxon uses sword and shield, and placed 3rd at Nationals.

Heralds from: Noosa Hinterland

“I’m studying for a PhD in bioinformatics.’

Heralds from: Rural QLD

“I picked 13 cause I’m either going to be the enemy’s unlucky day or my own.”

Heralds from: Brisbane

“Working in healthcare gives me a desire for violence, my favourite crayon flavour is red, and I wear an enclosed helm so no one can see me cry.”

Heralds from: Newcastle

Team Captain

Heralds from: Lake Macquarie

“PARDON, MY GOODMAN?! I do NOT wear Yellow to disguise myself as a Marshall on the battlefield! I imbue myself with it’s grace for it is the colour of MY TEAM! …as well as my favourite flavour of crayon.” ~ That weird guy with the sword

Heralds from: Newcastle

Vice Captain
Wears early 15th Century German style armour, fighting for 3 years with no prior combat or martial arts experience.
“I thought I was all for Drip or die until the 3rd time my visor was punched off mid fight”

Heralds from: Newcastle

“I’m tired Grandpa!!!”

Heralds from: NSW

Heralds from: NSW

Heralds from: Camden

Team Captain (Havoc Prime)

Heralds from: Western Sydney

2025 Super Heavyweight Outrance Champion. Fighting for 2.5 years. Fought internationally at Tournament of Deeds in UK 2025.

Heralds from: Western Sydney

“5 years in buhurt, NSW’s Okayest sword and buckler fighter.”

Heralds from: Serbia

“Pretty helm, bad attitude.”

Heralds from: Campbelltown

“I’ve made axes for at least 15 members of Havoc, @zero.inspo.workshop to see my work or reach out for a commission.”

Heralds from: Campbelltown

“Only fighter on Havoc Prime who’s shorter than 6’2″.”

Heralds from: Hawkesbury

“1. Came here to scrap and eat beef jerky. 2. Just ran out of beef jerky.”

Heralds from: Nelson

Heralds from: Sydney

Heralds from: Sydney

“I’m currently studying to be a zoologist, so here’s a fun animal fact: frogs can breathe through their skin, this is called cutaneous respiration!”

Heralds from: Leeton

“My belt flag 03 is the production number of my favourite Vocaloid Megurine Luka. It’s also completely coincidental as I was the third woman to join the team.”

Heralds from: Hawkesbury

“Excited to be back at the abbey for the 2nd time, any opportunity to fight is a chance to improve!!”

Heralds from: Lake Illawarra

Team Captain
3rd year in the sport
Steve fought at Abbeystowe as a mercenary in 2025; led his team to victory at Southern Realms; and fought at Nationals for 2 years running! His belt flag features a mini version of his punch shield with his surname depicted in heraldry and Steve’s biggest supporters are his wife and 7yr old son who attend all his events.
“My favourite flavour of crayon is definitely purple because it’s the closest thing to Hubba Bubba, just without the bubbles.”

Heralds from: Wollongong

“I have always been interested in being a knight and being able to make that dream a reality is an incredible experience for me. I love the community and the life long friends I have made along my journey.”

Heralds from: Illawarra

“I bring my siege knife to every fight, you never know who’s going to need a little buttering up.”

Heralds from: Brisbane

Team Co-Captain

Heralds from: Brisbane

“1 fun year of being hit with axes.”

Heralds from: Brisbane

Has got the clap (visor), can’t breathe, is referred to by club mates as “pretty boy”

Heralds from: Sarina

“Life is like a roller coaster. I moved down to Brisbane to pursue my dream of becoming a commercial pilot. I somehow ended in buhurt. Don’t ask me how.”

Heralds from: Brisbane

Second year competing in steel.

Also mercenary for Illawarra Manticore

Heralds from: Brisbane

Was with Knights of Albion, now Wild Wyverns since January.

Also mercenary for Illawarra Manticore

Heralds from: Ipswich

“Bascinet helmets trigger a sense of claustrophobia.”

Heralds from: Brisbane

Heralds from: Brisbane

Team Co-Captain

“When I’m not leading the Wild Wyverns in the list, you’ll find me off-road and off-grid in my rooftop tent. ​My lucky number is 13—specifically because it’s the least used parachute.”

Heralds from: Brisbane

“Started in steel just over a year ago, loving every minute of it! When I’m not buhurting I’m working on another BG3 run or annoying my cat.”

Heralds from: Gold Coast

“Been in Buhurt for less than a year and love it! What I lack in size, I make up for in wise! — I also enjoy drawing with my crayons BEFORE I eat them.”

Heralds from: Maryborough

“Mother, I crave violence.”

Heralds from: Goombungee

Team Co-Captain

“2 truths and a lie: 1. I’ve eaten the same meal for lunch for the past two years. 2. I am the best of the Wieden’s. 3. I hold the record at my club of most injuries given.”

Heralds from: Toowoomba

“My favourite flavour of crayon in purple, and I only buhurt as an excuse to hug my competitors.”

Heralds from: Griffin

“I train with the Brisbane Beasts but my heart and soul belongs to Tyrs Warriors (I need to make sure my brother’s aren’t loved by them more).”

Heralds from: Toowoomba

“Fighting for 7 years, with a body that feels like it’s been fighting for 700 years.”

Heralds from: Highfields

“Honestly, I absolutely love Buhurt greatest sport ever💜”

Heralds from: Toowoomba

“A heavy horsemen my whole life. Made some swords and work on a farm.”

Heralds from: Lockyer Valley

Valkyries Team Captain

“The funniest thing I’ve ever said was while waiting for the ambulance when I broke my leg last year. Someone asked me how I was going while trying not to cry on the floor, my response, “I’m having such a medium time.” That and I can subluxate my thumb at will, a fun party trick.”

Heralds from: Toowoomba

“Hey!!! I’ve been apart of the sport for over 4 years now, and this will be my first event after a 2 year break due to breaking my ACL. Not a fun time, don’t recommend. I’m now known for taking the best 0.5 photos of fighters looking half dead, it’s my personal side hobby.”

Heralds from: Toowoomba

“Affectionately known as ‘The Shining’. You may or may not discover why 😉 “

Heralds from: Crows Nest

“I will be fighting with my fellow Valkyries in Europe later in the year and I think bugs are really cool.”

Heralds from: Ballarat

Mercenary for Team Havoc

Fighting for 9 Years. World Heavyweight Champion 2025. Daniel has travelled the world fighting and learning from the best in the sport to bring those skills back home and grow the sport in Australia.
“I got to have my own heroes journey, now I am most motivated to helping others grow to find their own.”

Heralds from: Ballarat

Mercenary for Havoc Magpies

“My favourite ever title fight went for 5 full rounds and had only two points difference between me and my opponent!”