Anna Fraser-Sproule

Anna Fraser was a member of the highly successful “Canadian Air Force” national freestyle team from 1983 to 1988. She was considered to be one of the best female aerialists in the world at that time. In 1986, her reputation was confirmed when she became Overall World Cup Aerials Champion.

During her six years on the World Cup circuit, she competed in 136 events in all three freestyle disciplines (aerials, moguls, and ballet) earning 29 individual medals, 5-gold, 10- silver and 14-bronze. At the World Cup Grand Prix, she won 8-medals, 1-gold, 3-silver and 3- bronze. She finished in 2nd place in combined events at the 1986 Federation Internationale de ski (FIS) World Championships held in Tignes, France, and finished in 4th place in Aerials Demonstration at the 1988 Olympic Winter Games held in Calgary, Alberta.

At the national level, she won 8-National Championships in three separate disciplines, aerials, moguls, and ballet.

Career Highlights (Top 10 Finishes):

1984
5^th place FIS World Cup, Aerials, Ravascletto Italy
6^th place FIS World Cup, Ballet, Ravascletto Italy
6^th place FIS World Cup, Aerials, Gostling Austria.
6^th place FIS World Cup, Combined, Gostling Austria
5^th place FIS World Cup, Combined, Courchevel France
5^th place FIS World Cup, Aerials, Courchevel France.
4^th place FIS World Cup, Combined, Breckenridge USA
3^rd place FIS World Cup, Aerials, Breckenridge USA
5^th place FIS World Cup, Aerials, Stoneham Canada
7^th place FIS World Cup, Aerials, Tignes France
3^rd place FIS World Cup, Combined, Tignes France
6^th place FIS World Cup, Ballet, Tignes France
4^th place FIS World Cup, Aerials, Tignes France
6^th place FIS World Cup, Combined, Tignes France
9^th place FIS World Cup, Ballet, Tignes France
7^th place FIS World Cup, Aerials, Salen Sweden
4^th place FIS World Cup, Combined, Salen Sweden
7^th place FIS World Cup, Aerials, Campitello Matese Italy
4^th place FIS World Cup, Aerials, Campitello Matese Italy
6^th place FIS World Cup, Aerials, Oberjoch Germany
8^th place FIS World Cup, Combined, Oberjoch Germany

1985
3^rd place FIS World Cup, Combined, Pila Italy
2^nd place FIS World Cup, Combined, La Clusaz France
3^rd place FIS World Cup, Aerials, La Clusaz France
6^th place FIS World Cup, Ballet, Salen Sweden
6^th place FIS World Cup, Aerials, Salen Sweden
3^rd place FIS World Cup, Combined, Salen Sweden
3^rd place FIS World Cup, Aerials, Tignes France
4^th place FIS World Cup, Combined, Tignes France

1986
6^th place FIS World Cup, Combined, Mt. Gabriel Canada
6^th place FIS World Cup, Aerials, Mt. Gabriel Canada
1^st place FIS World Cup, Aerials, Lake Placid USA
3^rd place FIS World Cup, Aerials, Lake Placid USA
7^th place FIS World Cup, Ballet, Breckenridge USA
2^nd place FIS World Cup, Combined, Breckenridge USA
6^th place FIS World Cup, Ballet, Breckenridge USA
2^nd place FIS World Cup, Combined, Breckenridge USA
4^th place World Ski Championships, Aerials, Tignes France
6^th place World Ski Championships, Ballet, Tignes France
2^nd place World Ski Championships, Combined, Tignes France
1^st place FIS World Cup, Aerials, Mariazell Austria
1^st place FIS World Cup, Aerials, Mariazell Austria
7^th place FIS World Cup, Ballet, Oberjoch Germany
4^th place FIS World Cup, Aerials, Oberjoch Germany
3^rd place FIS World Cup, Combined, Oberjoch Germany
1^st place FIS World Cup, Aerials, Voss Norway
2^nd place FIS World Cup, Combined, Voss Norway
3^rd place FIS World Cup, Combined, Tignes France

1987
4^th place FIS World Cup, Combined, Mt. Gabriel Canada
5^th place FIS World Cup, Aerials, Lake Placid USA
7^th place FIS World Cup, Ballet, Breckenridge USA
6^th place FIS World Cup, Ballet, Breckenridge USA
2^nd place FIS World Cup, Combined, Breckenridge USA
2^nd place FIS World Cup, Aerials, Breckenridge USA
2^nd place FIS World Cup, Combined, Breckenridge USA
9^th place FIS World Cup, Ballet, Calgary Canada
1^st place FIS World Cup, Aerials, Calgary Canada
2^nd place FIS World Cup, Combined, Calgary Canada
5^th place FIS World Cup, Ballet, Oberjoch Germany
4^th place FIS World Cup, Aerials, Oberjoch Germany
2^nd place FIS World Cup, Combined, Oberjoch Germany
5^th place FIS World Cup, Aerials, La Clusaz France
3^rd place FIS World Cup, Combined, La Clusaz France
4^th place FIS World Cup, Aerials, Tignes France
5^th place FIS World Cup, Aerials, La Plagne France

1988
2^nd place FIS World Cup, Aerials, Mt. Gabriel Canada
2^nd place FIS World Cup, Aerials, Lake Placid USA
4^th place Olympic Winter Games, Aerials (Demonstration event) Calgary Canada
4^th place FIS World Cup, Aerials, Oberjoch Germany
10^th place FIS World Cup, Aerials, Meringen-Hasliberg Switzerland

Please Note: The ski information gathered here is compiled from a number of sources; it may not be inclusive of all accomplishments.
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