Chase Fraser Bio
Chase Fraser is a Canadian professional lacrosse player who competes as a forward in box lacrosse and as an attackman in field lacrosse. He plays for the Las Vegas Desert Dogs of the National Lacrosse League (NLL) and represents Chaos Lacrosse Club of the Premier Lacrosse League (PLL). Standing 6 feet 3 inches tall and weighing around 200 pounds, Fraser has built a reputation as a physical scorer with a scoring touch developed through years of competitive play in both Canada and the United States.
Born on August 3, 1995, in Vancouver, British Columbia, Fraser has earned championship recognition at the highest levels of the sport. He captured a PLL Championship in 2021 and won consecutive NLL Cup titles with the Buffalo Bandits in 2023 and 2024, adding another NLL Cup win in 2025. His career reflects steady progression from junior lacrosse in British Columbia to collegiate success and then to professional championships on both sides of the border.
Early Life and Background
Chase Fraser grew up in Vancouver, British Columbia, where he was first drawn to competitive sports through baseball. He played the game at a serious level before deciding that the physicality and pace of lacrosse suited him better. That early switch set the foundation for what would become a standout lacrosse career and led him to develop his offensive skills against top competition in the Pacific Northwest.
As a youth player, Fraser competed for the Delta Islanders of the British Columbia Junior A Lacrosse League, gaining experience in high-pressure tournament play. He suited up for the Islanders during the 2016 Minto Cup, one of the most prestigious junior lacrosse championships in Canada. The experience helped sharpen his scoring instincts and prepared him for the next stage of his development.
From his sophomore through senior years of high school, Fraser attended Blue Ridge School, an all-boys boarding school located in Saint George, Virginia. The move introduced him to elite American lacrosse competition and gave him exposure to college recruiters. During his time at Blue Ridge, he helped lead the program to one of its best lacrosse seasons in decades, establishing himself as a top collegiate prospect.
Path to Lacrosse
Fraser began his collegiate career with the University of the District of Columbia Firebirds, where he spent his first three seasons. He was a key part of the program’s early years and helped inaugurate the school’s lacrosse program. Over 33 games with UDC, he totaled 87 goals and 22 assists, numbers that highlighted his finishing ability and offensive consistency at the NCAA level.
For his senior season, Fraser transferred to Neumann University, where he continued to produce at a high rate. In 14 games with Neumann, he scored 66 goals, finishing his NCAA career as one of the more productive scorers in the program’s recent history. His college performances, combined with his junior lacrosse résumé, made him a sought-after professional prospect heading into the 2017 draft cycle.
In the summer of 2017, Fraser was selected third overall in the Western Lacrosse Association draft by the Nanaimo Timbermen. He spent time in the WLA, tallying 64 goals and 36 assists across 34 regular-season games, which further cemented his transition toward full-time professional lacrosse.
Chase Fraser Career
Early Career (2018-2020)
Chase Fraser was selected thirteenth overall in the 2017 NLL Entry Draft by the Buffalo Bandits and began his professional box lacrosse career with the organization in 2018. He adjusted quickly to the pace and physical demands of the indoor game, earning a regular role in the Bandits’ forward group. His early seasons were defined by steady development as he learned the nuances of professional box play.
During his first run with the Bandits, Fraser helped the franchise push deep into the postseason, reaching the NLL Cup Finals in 2019. The deep playoff run gave him valuable championship experience and helped establish him as a reliable contributor within Buffalo’s offensive rotation.
Buffalo Bandits Breakthrough (2021-2025)
Fraser’s career reached new heights during the 2021 season and the seasons that followed. On the field side, he joined Chaos Lacrosse Club of the Premier Lacrosse League in 2021 and helped the team capture a PLL Championship that same year, marking his first professional title. The win confirmed his ability to contribute at a championship level in the field game as well.
Back in the NLL, Fraser continued to grow with the Buffalo Bandits. He reached the NLL Cup Finals again in 2022 before breaking through with the franchise’s first championship of his tenure. In 2023, he helped the Bandits capture the NLL Cup, completing a landmark season for both player and club. He then added back-to-back NLL Cup titles in 2024 and 2025, cementing his place among the league’s most decorated active players.
Las Vegas Desert Dogs Era (2025-Present)
On October 22, 2025, Chase Fraser signed with the Las Vegas Desert Dogs, bringing his championship experience to a franchise looking to climb the NLL standings. The move marked the end of a long stint with the Buffalo Bandits, the organization that originally drafted him and with which he won three NLL Cup titles.
Fraser joined the Desert Dogs with a reputation as a hard-shooting right-handed forward who can produce offense at both even strength and on the power play. His arrival in Las Vegas gives the Desert Dogs an experienced scoring presence capable of influencing games in tight situations.
Notable Events and Milestones
Fraser’s signature moments include his PLL Championship run with Chaos in 2021 and his three consecutive NLL Cup victories with the Buffalo Bandits in 2023, 2024, and 2025. Reaching the NLL Cup Finals in 2019 and 2022 with Buffalo served as important stepping stones along the way, and his signing with the Las Vegas Desert Dogs in October 2025 marked the latest chapter in his professional journey.
Chase Fraser Career Wins
Chase Fraser has established himself as a proven winner across multiple professional lacrosse leagues. His championship résumé includes a PLL title with Chaos Lacrosse Club and three NLL Cup championships with the Buffalo Bandits.
National Lacrosse League Highlights
Fraser won three NLL Cup titles with the Buffalo Bandits, in 2023, 2024, and 2025, anchoring a championship era for the franchise. Before those victories, he experienced the NLL Cup Finals in 2019 and 2022 with Buffalo, finishing as runner-up in both years before ultimately lifting the championship trophy.
Premier Lacrosse League and Other Performances
In the Premier Lacrosse League, Fraser has represented Chaos Lacrosse Club since 2021. He won a PLL Championship in his debut season with the team and helped lead Chaos back to the PLL Championship game in 2022, narrowly missing a second title. He was also selected third overall in the 2017 Western Lacrosse Association draft by the Nanaimo Timbermen, where he posted strong scoring totals during his time in the league.
Chase Fraser Family
Family Background and Racing Lineage
Chase Fraser was raised in Vancouver, British Columbia, and developed his early competitive foundation in Canadian lacrosse circles. His junior career with the Delta Islanders of the British Columbia Junior A Lacrosse League connected him to the province’s strong tradition of box lacrosse development.
Personal Life
Fraser continues to be recognized by fans and followers through his active social media presence. His professional journey has taken him from Vancouver to Virginia for high school, through college programs in Washington, D.C., and Pennsylvania, and back to top-level professional competition in both the NLL and PLL.
2025 Season Performance
The 2025 season has been a milestone year for Chase Fraser. He began the campaign with the Buffalo Bandits and added another NLL Cup title to his résumé in 2025, his third consecutive championship with the organization. The win further established him as one of the premier forwards in the National Lacrosse League.
Following that championship run, Fraser signed with the Las Vegas Desert Dogs on October 22, 2025, opening a new chapter with a club eager to build around his scoring ability. His transition to Las Vegas brings veteran leadership and a championship pedigree to a young Desert Dogs roster.
Heading into the remainder of 2025, Fraser is expected to play a central role in the Desert Dogs’ offensive scheme. His track record of performing in high-pressure moments, including multiple NLL Cup Finals appearances and a PLL title, gives Las Vegas a proven scoring option as the team continues its push up the standings.