In May 2019, Fraincart was awarded an International Olympic Committee Olympic Solidarity scholarship to assist with her attempts to qualify for the 2020 Summer Olympics. In October 2019, Fraincart qualified for the single sculls event at the Games, after finishing fourth at the African qualification tournament. The qualification standard had been to finish in the top five out of the 15 competitors at the event. At the Games, Fraincart finished last in her heat, and repechage race. She finished second in her E semi-final, and fifth in her E final. She was 29th overall, and the third best African finisher in the event, behind Maike Diekmann and Kathleen Noble.