Lewis Stevenson, born on 5 January 1988 (age 38), is a Scottish left-back with Raith Rovers. A compact defender at 5ft 7in (1.71m), he wears number 26 and remains a first-team presence rather than a ceremonial veteran.
His career is tied most strongly to Hibernian, where he spent 18 seasons and made 477 league appearances, scoring six league goals. That is the bulk of the story: long service, steady selection, and the sort of reliability that tends to be noticed more when it is absent.
His most productive league season at Hibs came in 2014-15, when he scored twice in 35 appearances. Goals were never the point of his game, but the volume of appearances says enough about how often managers trusted him.
Stevenson moved on to Raith Rovers and, in 2025-26, has remained involved in the side. He has made 29 Championship appearances, scoring once, along with two League Cup outings. His current market value is around £64,000, according to Transfermarkt.
Stevenson’s career has been built on durability and usefulness, first across a long spell at Hibernian and now at Raith Rovers, where he continues to play regularly.
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