Gallia Academy finished 24-1 in 2025, losing their lone match in the district final round. Frazier was a big part of their effort as she was second on the team offensively with 3.8 k/s and a .312 efficiency. With big length at 6’2, she will play this club season with Mintonette m.72, a group that should have really good position play throughout their rotation. Frazier recently committed to Elon University.

The 6’2 junior is having another productive offensive year for Gallia Academy as she is averaging 3.3 k/s. The team’s top offensive arm in 2024, she is a high volume attacker with the ability to terminate with good pace and movement on the ball from both sides of the court. Although her average per set is slightly down from last season, her efficiency has climbed as she is at a career best .314. As the Blue Devils have dropped only six total sets across 10 matches in 2025, Frazier has earned double-digit kills in eight of those contests, including a season high of 17 versus South Webster.

Frazier makes a big jump as the recent evaluations continued to highlight her impact as a high contact attacker that can develop big pace. She can be terminal from either side of the court but looks more comfortable and emphatic from the ride side of the court. She is good in situations when her setters simply loft the ball in the air and allow her to get up and go. The numbers she put up last fall for Galia were impressive as she earn 1st team all-league honors with over 300 kills, nearly doubling her effort from the prior season. These are reasons for her stock rise this rankings cycle.

The Gallia Blue Devils, a team full of underclassmen, finished 18-6 this recent high school season as Frazier was their top offensive option at 3.8 k/s. At 6’2, she is a versatile attacker that can score through a variety of options. She has a high ceiling as a point scorer as her length at the net is a big advantage at this level. The upcoming national level tournament schedule will be fun to watch as she is certain to make big gains in her movement patterns and aggressiveness playing once again with Mintonette’s top 16U team.