Lucy Shuker is one of Great Britain’s most accomplished wheelchair tennis players, with a career spanning over two decades. A three-time Paralympic medallist, Lucy made history at the London 2012 Games alongside Jordanne Whiley by securing Great Britain’s first-ever women's medal in wheelchair tennis, a feat they repeated with bronze in Rio 2016 before winning a silver medal in Tokyo 2020.  

With over 100 international titles to her name, Lucy has reached nine Grand Slam doubles finals and represented Great Britain at five Paralympic Games, including Paris 2024, where she was honoured as a flag bearer for ParalympicsGB.

Beyond her Paralympic success, Lucy has consistently ranked among the top players globally, reaching career highs of World No. 5 in singles and World No. 3 in doubles. A fierce competitor on the court and an inspiring role model off it, Lucy is passionate about advocating for disability sports and encouraging the next generation of athletes. Her journey from life-changing injury to becoming one of the leading figures in wheelchair tennis is a testament to her determination, positivity, and love for the game.

Lucy continues to compete, coach, and motivate others through her work with various charities and speaking engagements. Her story is not just about winning medals but about overcoming adversity, embracing challenges, and breaking down barriers for athletes with disabilities.