The ITF 1 Series event welcomes some of the world’s men’s, women’s and quad wheelchair players to Roehampton where they will bid to lift one of the biggest wheelchair tennis titles on grass.

Find out everything you need to know about the 2025 Lexus British Open Roehampton from which British and international players are competing to the schedule, draw, ticket information and more.

When is the Lexus British Open Roehampton 2025?

The Lexus British Open Roehampton takes place alongside the prestigious ITF J300 junior event between 29 June-4 July.

The world’s leading wheelchair players will compete for the men’s, women’s and quad singles and doubles titles in Roehampton, before they turn their attention to The Championships, Wimbledon the following week.

Where is the Lexus British Open Roehampton taking place?

The Lexus British Open Roehampton takes place at the Wimbledon Qualifying and Community Sports Centre in Roehampton, London. 

This venue, known for hosting qualifying matches for Wimbledon, offers top-tier grass courts for both players and spectators.

How to watch the Lexus British Open Roehampton 2025

Information regarding how to watch the Lexus British Open will be available soon.

When is the Lexus British Open Roehampton draw taking place?

Information regarding the Lexus British Open draw will be available soon.

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Which British players are competing at the Lexus British Open Roehampton 2025?

10 British stars are lined up to contest the titles in the wheelchair events at this year's Lexus British Open Roehampton.

Among the star-studded line-up is reigning Wimbledon wheelchair singles and doubles champion Alfie Hewett. The world No.2 reached the final of the tournament last July but was forced to withdraw due to injury, handing the title over to Argentina's Gustavo Fernandez. Hewett will be looking to make a fast start to his grass court campaign in the lead up to his title defence in SW19.

He's joined by Paralympic gold medal-winning doubles partner Reid who will compete for the title in Roehampton, alongside British No.3 Ben Bartram, Andrew Penney and Dahnon Ward, Rising stars Bartram, Penney and Ward were all members of the Lexus GB World Team Cup Men's team that took home bronze at this year's tournament.

Meanwhile, Lucy Shuker will lead out a three-strong British contingent on the women's side. It's been a standout year for British No.1 Shuker so far this year, having lifted her first singles title in two years in Houston and claiming three doubles crowns.

She's joined by wild cards Cornelia Oosthuizen and Ruby Bishop who will both go in persuit of a first Lexus British Open Roehampton title.

Meanwhile, 2022 British Open quad singles champion Andy Lapthorne will chase glory once again as he looks to wrap his hands around the title he won three years ago. He's joined by Paralympic silver medal-winning doubles partner and British No.2 Greg Slade.

In the junior draws, Lexus Junior National Championships winners Oliver Bonding and Megan Knight spearhead the British entries.

Which other players are competing in the Lexus British Open Roehampton 2025

Headlining the women's singles entry list is world No.1 and two-time British Open Yui Kamiji champion, who will be preparing to defend her title in Roehampton in just a few days time. However, she'll face stiff competition in the form of Diede de Groot who has lifted the trophy four times in her career, and will be gunning to etch her name on the trophy once again.

Aniek van Koot of the Netherlands, Ziying Wang and Jiske Griffioen are also among the star names to watch for in the women's draw.

On the men's side, seven of the world's top 10 will be Roehampton-bound, with world No.3 Martin De La Puente, reigning champion Fernandez, Daniel Caverzaschi, Casey Ratzlaff and Ruben Spaargaren all set to join the Brits.

Seven of the world's top 15 quad players will contest the Lexus British Open Roehampton title with current world No.1 Niels Vink and Sam Schroder looking to add to their ever-growing haul of British Open quad singles titles.

In the junior draws, six of the world's top 10 will feature for both the boys' and girls' draws.

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Who are the reigning Lexus British Open Roehampton champions?

• Men’s singles - Gustavo Fernandez (ARG)
• Women’s singles - Yui Kamiji (JPN)
• Men’s doubles - Martin De la Puente (ESP) & Joachim Gerard (BEL)
• Women’s doubles - N/A
• Quad singles - Niels Vink (NED)
• Quad doubles - Sam Schroder (NED) & Niels Vink (NED)
• Boys' singles - Rafael Jodar (ESP)
• Girls' singles - Teodora Kostovic (SRB)
• Boys' doubles - Kaylan Bigun (USA) & Jagger Leach (USA)
• Girls' doubles - Tyra Caterina Grant (ITA) & Iva Jovic (USA)