Hockey’s Toby Graham and Basketball’s Owen Frayne are the St. FX Athletes of the Week

Feb 17, 2026 | Sports

The St. FX  Athletes of the Week come from Hockey and Basketball.

Toby Graham (St. FX Athletics photo)

The Women’s Athlete of the Week is X-Women Hockey forward Toby Graham. The first year Human Kinetics student from Westmount, Quebec scored a goal in both X-Women games over the weekend. In their close 4-3 shootout loss to UPEI on Friday, Graham scored the game-tying goal in the third period. She scored another goal Saturday in the X-Women’s 5-0 win over Moncton. Graham finished the regular season with 18 points including 13 goals and was a plus 17 on the season.

Owen Frayne (St. FX Atheltics photo)

The Male Athlete of the Week is X-Men basketball guard Owen Frayne. The first year Human Kinetics student from Cambridge, Ontario played two strong games in a pair of St. FX wins. In the X-Men’s 86-78 win over UPEI, Frayne had 13 points and added one rebound, two assists and one steal. In Fredericton, Frayne scored a game-high 25 points in the X-Men’s 88-76 victory over the UNB Reds. Frayne also had two rebounds and four assists. Frayne averaged 11.6 points per game this season.

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