University of the Incarnate Word Athletics

Southland Conference Commissioner's Honor Roll

2017 (Redshirt/Sophomore): Frazier returned for another year ready to improve on her times and marks, but due to injury she redshirt her indoor and outdoor seasons. 

2016 (Freshman): Frazier joined the Cardinal squad and competed in the 60 meter dash and hurdles indoors, long jump, triple jump, and 100 meter hurdles. She opened up the indoor season with a leap of 38'2.75"  in the triple jump at the J.D. Martin invitational to finish second, and put her name in the record book. Frazier made a name for herself as a freshman in the 60 meter hurdles. The track athlete out of Steele high school ran the second fastest time in school history (8.96) and qualified for finals. She went on to place fifth in the event and add points to the women's score.  Outdoors, Frazier competed in a multitude of events in preparation for the heptathlon. As a first year, heptathlete she placed ninth at the Shirley Crowe combined events meet. Frazier wrapped up a great year of competition at the Southland Conference Outdoor Championship. She finished fifth in the triple jump with a distance of 41'10.5" for a personal best and second farthest jump in school history. Frazier's momentum continued into the preliminary round of the 100 meter hurdles as she blazed over the hurdles in 14.16 seconds to add her name to the Cardinal record book once again. She placed eighth in the finals to score. 

High School:  Frazier was on the track and cheerleading teams at Steele High School.  She was the high point athlete in her district in 2013 and 2014.  She owns the school record in the triple jump (38-10).  She was a district, regional and area triple jump champion.  She helped lead her team to three straight district titles.  She was a member of the National Honor Society, JROTC, marching band and theater.

Personal:  Frazier is the daughter of Kenneth and Donna Robinson and is studying biology.  She has two siblings, Amari and Brittney.  She was born on March 19, 1997.

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