David Fralick was born in Belleville, Ont., on October 8, 1968. He graduated from the three-year Business Administration program in the spring of 1994.

A very versatile athlete, Fralick was a standout with both touch football and basketball teams. Fralick played offence and defence on the touch football team, was the top rated quarterback in the OCAA and was a dominant defensive player. As team captain, he helped lead his team to an OCAA bronze medal in the 1988-89 season and was named his team's MVP.

On the basketball court, Fralick led by example and was always one of the league's hardest working players. He was a tremendous point guard with excellent court awareness who always made his teammates play better. He excelled at defence and could be counted on each game to shut down the opponent's leading scorer. His outstanding play was key to Loyalist winning the 1992-93 OCAA Division II championship.

He served as team captain all three years he was a Lancer, was named the team's MVP twice and was a league or tournament all-star each year he played. He also won the Daryl Broughton Award as the most dedicated member of the men's basketball team.

For his outstanding contributions to both the touch football team and the basketball team, he was chosen as Loyalist's Male Athlete of the Year in the 1988-89 season. Fralick is one of the most gifted and knowledgeable athletes to ever don a Lancer uniform.