Shaune Fraser
The Bolles School
Impact Statement
“I truly realized that I definitely had the talent, and along with the talent, the work ethic to attain the highest level of achievement in the sport.” -Shaune Fraser
Biography
At the age of 16 Fraser represented his native Cayman Islands in the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, competing in the 200-meter freestyle, He also competed in the 2005 World Championships in Montreal.
At The Bolles School Fraser helped lead his team to a pair of Florida state team titles. After winning Class A crowns in the 200- and 500-meter freestyle as a junior, Bolles moved up to Class AA and he repeated the double title this year as a senior. He will attend the University of Florida.
While attending the University of Florida, Fraser had quite an illustrious career as a Gator. Fraser set a school record winning he 200-yard freestyle and a NCAA record in the 200-yard butterfly. In addition, Fraser is a two time Silver medalist at the Pan Am Games (2007 and 2011) and a three time Olympic team member for the Cayman Islands. Fraser had the opportunity to also swim with his brother, pictured below.
In addition to all his swimming accolades, Fraser graduated from the University of Florida with B.S. in Finance and his JD and has his own Immigration Law company in Miami, FL.
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