Florida Adds 10-Time All-American eMjae Frazier to 2026 Roster
eMjae Frazier (pronounced M.J.), a 10-time All-American from Erial, N.J., returns to the east coast after competing for the University of California the last three seasons.
She made an impact in her first collegiate season, as Frazier was one of three freshmen to earn multiple All-America honors at 2023 NCAA Championships (incidentally, now she’ll be teammates with the other two – Kayla DiCello and Selena Harris-Miranda). In addition to her 10-All-America honors while with Cal, Frazier earned a total of 11 all-conference honors across two different leagues – Pac-12 (2023, 2024) and Atlantic Coast Conference (2025).
Frazier earned the Bears first 10.0 floor exercise mark as a freshman. She achieved another Cal 10.0 first as a sophomore, becoming the program’s first with a perfect mark on two events (beam and floor). Her collegiate high all-around total (39.825) was earned in two 2024 meets and was the nation’s fifth-highest total of the season. Frazier set the NCAA all-time single season scoring record (673.0625 points) in 2024.
They Said:
“We are thrilled to welcome eMjae to our Gator family. Her exceptional talent, dedication to being her best and passion to leave her own legacy will be a fantasti _lybui c addition to this year’s team.
“eMjae comes to us with a wealth of competitive and leadership experience. We believe she’ll be a tremendous asset in the gym and as a mentor to all the young gymnast who fall in love with her. We can’t wait to see her make an impact in Orange and Blue both on and off the floor this season!” – Florida Head Coach Jenny Rowland
“Not only is Florida an amazing institution with top academics and athletics, but the culture is exquisite. The camaraderie amongst the other sports, the community and the fans is something that I couldn’t pass up. The school spirit, team, and support made me feel right at home!
“I have the opportunity to start my masters in a top program while also having the chance to compete in the SEC! I can’t wait to be back on the East Coast and in the Swamp! Every day is a great day to be a Florida Gator! GO GATORS!” – Florida Senior eMjae Frazier
eMjae Frazier – Erial, N.J.
- 10-time All-American (5 WCGA regular-season | 5 NCAA competition)
- 2024 WCGA West Region Gymnast of the Year
- Three 10.0s – two on floor and one on balance beam
- 11 all-conference honors – 6 Pac-12 and 5 ACC
- Three California program records – all-around (39.825), balance beam (10.0), floor exercise (10.0).Owns Cal’s top three all-around totals in program history.
- Shared 2025 NCAA Tuscaloosa Region floor and 2024 Berkeley Region floor titles with identical marks of (9.95). Second in 2023 NCAA Pittsburgh Region floor standings, also with a 9.95
- Won 42 event titles, including a team high 25 event wins in 2024.
- Ten career all-around titles includes sharing 2024 NCAA Team Final win
- Four Pac-12 Gymnast of the Week honors in 2024 set Cal single season record. Jan. 14, 2025 ACC Gymnast of the Week
- 2024 Pac-12 Academic Honor Roll and 2025 All-ACC Academic team
- Graduated May 2025 with bachelor’s degree in Psychology
- Member of 2021-22 U.S. Senior National Team and 2019-20 U.S. Junior National Team
- Represented Team USA in four international events, including 2021 World Championships
- Trained at Parkettes during club career
Frazier brings Florida’s 2026 newcomer class to five. She joins:
Jayla Booker Coral Springs, Fla. (American Twisters)
Amelia Disidore Overland Park, Kansas (GAGE)
Maddy Dorbin Lilburn, Ga. (Georgie Elite Gymnastics)
Jocelyn Sasson Clermont, Fla. (Brandy Johnson’s Global Gymnastics)
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