Fairview shortstop Cameron Frazier (3) is headed to Oklahoma to play baseball. (Dennis Pleuss)
Fairview athlete Cameron Frazier has committed to Oklahoma to play baseball, he announced on Twitter on Saturday.
Beyond excited to announce that I will be playing baseball for the University of Oklahoma next year! #BoomerSooner
— Cameron Frazier (@quickascameron) August 2, 2014
A first-team all-state selection in both football and baseball, Frazier was among 2014’s top athletes.
Frazier, who graduated in May, played shortstop, outfield and pitched for the Knights. He had planned on heading to San Jacinto Community College in Texas, but will instead play for the Sooners.
Oklahoma had been scouting Frazier at Fairview’s summer baseball games in recent days.
In pledging to the Sooners, Frazier becomes the 47th member of the Class of 2014 to commit to play Division I baseball. That is believed to be the most in state history from one class.
Frazier hit .500 with four home runs and 25 RBI during his senior season this spring. He also stole 12 bases. This summer, during club and Legion baseball, he became one of Fairview’s go-to arms on the mound.
Frazier was a key member of the Knights’ football team which reached the Class 5A championship game last fall. A wide receiver, defensive back and returner, he had 20 total touchdowns.