2026: Competed in 11 games this season for the navy and gold and won 8 of them…Fraley ended her season with a win percentage of .727…Tied for eighth in the Corban record books for highest single-season pair third-set winning percentage (.600) with partner Stacie Alexander…Tied for seventh for the highest career pair third-set winning percentage (.600)…Earned Academic All-Conference honors…Member of the 2026 Corban Beach Volleyball team that finished with an overall record of 28-8 and was 13-2 in conference play with the No. 3-overall NAIA ranking by season’s end. The Warriors set single season records for most wins (28) and finished as a National Semifinalist, marking the fifth-consecutive season where the Warriors have ended their year by making at least the semifinal knockout stage. The program had fifteen student-athletes named to Academic All-Conference honors, two first team All-American accolades, CCC Pair of the Year, CCC Attacker of the Year, CCC Co-Defender of the Year, CCC Co-Freshman of the Year, and six All-Conference team members during the 2026 season.
2025: Competed in three matches this season for the Warriors, winning two of them…Fraley ends her first season with the navy and gold with a .667 win percentage…Member of the 2025 Corban Beach Volleyball team that finished with an overall record of 26-2 and was 15-0 in conference play with the No. 2-overall NAIA ranking by season’s end. The Warriors were named both the inaugural CCC Regular Season and CCC Tournament Champions in a record setting year for the program where they set single season records for most wins (26), fewest losses (2), highest winning percentage (.929), and most consecutive matches won (25). The team finished as a National Semifinalist in 2025, marking the fourth-consecutive season where the Warriors have finished their year by making at least the semifinal knockout stage…
Personal: Fraley connects with the Corban beach program with four years eligibility in the NAIA. With two years of collegiate experience as an outside hitter, she brings height and aggressive offense to the sand. In high school, Fraley played four years of volleyball and a season of golf.
Despite being undecided, Fraley is leaning toward completing a degree in kinesiology
