High School Club Basketball Early Years

Cole Frailey

Westwood High School

Class of 2026
GPA: 3.9

Cole is a point guard and shooting guard playing for Westwood High School in Mesa AZ. He also plays volleyball as an outside hitter and beach volleyball where he was named 2nd team all region.

Basketball player wearing jersey number three dribbling past a defender
Basketball player doing a contested layup with player waiting for the rebound.

  • “Very high basketball IQ with a
    solid Jump shot and sneaky athleticism”

  • “Quick and Athletic”

  • “Coachable”

  • “A multipurpose fast guard with a high basketball IQ able to read the floor who can drive the goal or spot up.”

Quotation Marks

Coachable

Cole is a very coachable kid. He has a desire to get better and pays close attention to details you give him. He is great at having fun and working hard at the same time! Cole is definitely a kid you want on your team for chemistry and skill.

Quotation Marks

Player of the Game

Fall League Write-up from AZPreps
2024 – Junior Year

“Frailey is the driving force and emotional core of his team, embodying its spirit and determination. As a dynamic playmaker, he showcases an exceptional feel for the game, consistently making smart, high-IQ decisions on the court. His ability to read plays, anticipate movements, and execute with precision makes him an orchestrator of his team’s success. He will be a solid small college pickup.”

Quotation Marks

Quick and Athletic

Cole is quick and athletic with a huge basketball IQ. He is a very coachable kid who works extremely hard. Very good shooter with a pass 1st and shoot last mentality. Cole is an automatic team player with the potential and the work ethic to help any program by playing the Point or playing a wing. Cole has great versatility because of his high basketball IQ. Cole defensively can guard the point guard and wings because of his sneaky athletic ability. I have coached Cole for a long time and have seen his growth and I’m so impressed with where Cole is as a basketball player in his sophomore season. With hard work and Cole’s huge potential to get bigger, faster, and stronger, the sky is the limit for him.

Senior Year – Class of 2026

Junior Year – Westwood High School

Season Highlights

  • Basketball player standing with his back to the camera holding a ball wearing jersey number three
  • Basketball player dribbling the ball

Sophomore Year – Westwood High School

Sophomore Season Highlights

Sophomore season highlights for Cole Frailey. View playlist on Youtube.

Sophomore Year

  • Picture of Cole, HS basketball player in orange uniform.
  • Picture of Cole, HS basketball player in white uniform.
  • Basketball player going up for a shot
  • Basketball player going up for a shot
  • Basketball player going up for a shot
  • Basketball player dribbling
  • Basketball player dribbling
  • Basketball player dribbling
  • Basketball player going up for a shot

Summer League 2023

Deer Valley Tournament on June 25, 2023. Cole Frailey wearing blue #11 and orange #10.
Highlights for Cole Frailey during the first full week of June League after recovering from a broken collarbone. (#10)
  • three point shot
  • contested short jumper
  • basketball player driving past defender
  • driving to the basket
  • short floater

Freshman Year – Westwood HighSchool

basketball player going 1 to 1 with another player and driving to the goal
basketball player going 1 to 1 with another player and driving to the goal
basketball player going 1 to 1 with another player and driving to the goal
  • Basketball player doing a contested layup with player waiting for the rebound.
  • Basketball player doing a contested layup with player waiting for the rebound.

Club Basketball

Typical Cole play, assisting an assist. Cole is #12.

Cole (#12) makes the save, then to Julian for the finish.

Highlights Video Playlist

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The early years

Valley Championship Games

ROCK CHALK JAYHAWK

David McCormick (aka Dmac) in February of 2020. Two years later he would shoot the last winning shot that gave KU the national championship title in 2022.
Udoku Azabuike (aka Dok) currently plays for the Utah Jazz and is 6 ft. 11 in. tall.