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AMBASSADORSJoy was born with Spina Bifida and after being adopted from China at the age of 6, she made her debut at the 2014 World Championships in Toronto at just 15 years old! From there she went on to represent Team GB at Rio 2016 in Wheelchair Basketball, before captaining the GB U25 Women’s team to a European Gold and World’s Bronze medal!
However, none of these achievements would have been possible if it wasn’t for Joy’s ability to overcome various language barriers, difficulties linked with moving countries and seclusion within secondary school P.E classes!
With her sights now firmly set on the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo, Joy is hoping to represent Great Britain once again. All of which will be documented on the Access Your Life blog, so stay tuned for frequent updates, photos and messages from Joy!
Lucy started playing Wheelchair Tennis in 2002 following a motorbike accident which left her paralysed from the chest down, she has since gone on to represent Great Britain at three successive Paralympics.
As a T4 Paraplegic, many initially considered Lucy’s injury too profound to find success in wheelchair tennis. However, this has only ever further motivated Lucy and through her unwavering determination, commitment and love for the game, Lucy continues to compete amongst the top players in the game.
With her sights now firmly set on more success in Tokyo, Lucy aims to represent Great Britain at the Paralympic Games in 2020! All of which will be documented on the Access Your Life blog, so stay tuned for frequent updates, photos and messages from Lucy!
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