Millie Knight

Millie Knight, a decorated British Paralympic alpine skier, has achieved international recognition, earning multiple medals at the Paralympic Games and World Championships. After making her Paralympic debut as ParalympicsGB’s youngest-ever competitor at a Winter Games at the Sochi 2014 Winter Paralympics at age 15, Millie Knight went on to become a decorated British Paralympic alpine skier, earning multiple medals at the Paralympic Games and World Championships. Knight had joined the British Disabled Ski Team Development Squad in late 2012, setting the stage for her competitive career. At Sochi, guided by Rachael Ferrier, she was selected to carry the flag for Great Britain at the Opening Ceremony and demonstrated early promise, placing fifth in both the slalom and giant slalom.

Following her World Championship success, Knight and Wild went on to win Super-G gold at the World Cup finals in Sweden, which secured them the 2021/22 season’s Super-G Crystal Globe. Most recently, at the Beijing 2022 Paralympic Winter Games, Knight claimed a downhill bronze medal and finished fourth in both the Super-G and Super Combined events, reaffirming her position among the elite in adaptive alpine skiing.