In life people are divided by those who do and those who say.  Anyone who knows Waverly Fredericks has a full understanding that he is a doer.

Born and raised in New York City’s historic Harlem area Waverly or ‘Wave’ as he is called by those close to him was a quiet, humble young man.   Like most kids his age Waverly dreamed of a career as a basketball star.  He honed his skills on the various playgrounds in Harlem with his older brother Walter.

By the time he was a preteen Waverly was making a name for himself in the deep pool which is New York City basketball.  He starred for famed AAU programs the Gauchos, T.S. Bucks and Boys Harbor.

By the time he reached high school Waverly was an All-City guard at Julia Richman high school in Manhattan.  In 1991 he led Richman to the PSAL New York City championship at Madison Square Garden and was named the game’s MVP.  He highlighted the game and his career with a thunderous dunk which led to a headline and feature in the New York Post that read, ‘Richman Rides the Wave to the City Championship’.  

After high school Waverly pursued another dream of his.  That was becoming a Police Officer.  After starring at Monroe College, Waverly was accepted into the NYPD Police Academy.  Fifteen years later Waverly is now a Sergeant in the world’s most renowned Police Department.

He is a loving husband, father, brother and son who, continues to be a great role model not only for his community but for his family as well.

Waverly continues to follow his dreams as he is now a rising Producer in the entertainment industry.  He is co-creator of a hit television series that he is developing with his brother Walter and childhood friend and basketball rival Raymond Lynch.

Waverly currently resides in the city of his birth, New York.