Lewis Buxton is an English Association Football (soccer) player, born in 1983. He currently plays for Stoke City F.C.

A promising young defender, after working his way up through the Portsmouth F.C. youth ranks, Buxton made his first team debut at the beginning of the 2001/02 season, aged 17, in a 1-0 win at Stockport County. He was soon a regular in Graham Rix's squad.

However, following Harry Redknapp's appointment as manager at the club, and the subsequent influx of new players, Buxton found games harder to come by.

He was loaned out to Exeter City F.C. for October 2002, but upon his return to Fratton Park still found the competition too great. In January he was loaned to A.F.C. Bournemouth for the remainder of the season. He played 18 games whilst at Bournemouth, and helped them achieve promotion.

He returned to Portsmouth for the 2003/04 season, but by October he was again not in the first team picture, and so returned to Bournemouth for the season, this time playing 28 games for the Cherries.

It was a similar story during the 2004/05 season when Buxton failed to break into the team on a regular basis. After turning down several loan ofers he decided to call time on his Portsmouth career and transferred to Football League Championship club Stoke City F.C. in January 2005.