Charleston Southern University Athletics

2025 at Charleston Southern: Named Big South Scholar-Athlete of the Year, becoming program's third to win the award and first since 2018 ... Selected to the All-Academic Team. 

2024 at Charleston Southern: Played in 34 games and made ten starts during the season with six of them coming at first base ... Ended the season with averages of .167/.292/.298 ... Collected eight hits with two of these being for home runs ... Scored five runs and batted in 11 during the year ... Drew four walks and five hit by pitches ... Belted his first HR with CSU against Lehigh (2/25) and had his other in the Big South Championships in a winner's bracket game against #2 High Point in the top of the 9th as a pinch hitter to flip a 10-9 deficit into an 11-10 lead ... He went 6-7 (.857) with a runner on third and there being less than two outs.

2023 at Chattanooga State: Named a TCCAA Academic Athlete of the Year ... Team finished the year with a record of 30-18 being the Region 20 runner-up and advancing to the NJCAA Eastern District Tournament ... Emerged as the full-time starting first baseman for the team in his second season at the school playing in 55 games ... Had a batting average of .348 with an on base percentage of .465 and slugging of .628 ... Collected 57 hits on the year with 16 doubles and 10 home runs ... Batted in 73 runs and scored 53 ... Drew 31 walks and was hit by six pitches ... Posted a fielding percentage of .994 with two errors on over 300 total plays ... Stole 12 bases.

2022 at Chattanooga State: Played in 23 games during the season ... Had a batting average of .261 to go with an on base percentage of .393 and slugging of .457 ... Finished the year with 12 hits and three of those being home runs ... Collected 10 RBIs and 13 runs scored ... Drew nine walks and was hit by a pitch ... Stole two bases.

High School/Personal: Originally from Toronto, Ontario, Canada ... Attended Humberside Collegiate Institute ... Played his club baseball with the Ontario Blue Jays in Mississauga, Ontario helping the squad make a run at the World Championships one year in Fort Myers, Florida ... Grew up playing hockey and kept playing until late in high school ... Son of Neil McAskie and has one sibling, James Fraser.