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Brett has played [[American football|football]] since he was 7 years old. He was a member of the 8th grade Blalack Middle School football team that finished 8-0 |
Brett has played [[American football|football]] since he was 7 years old. He was a member of the 8th grade Blalack Middle School football team that finished 8-0 on A-Team and 7-0-1 on B-Team. It was the first time in [[Carrollton-Farmers Branch Independent School District | CFBISD]] history that a middle school team finished undefeated at both the A-Team level and B-Team level. At the start of his sophomore year, Esch made the varsity football squad at Creekview, but then opted to move down to the JV squad for more playing time. |
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Revision as of 19:39, 21 November 2017
Brett Esch | |
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Born | Brett August Esch March 19, 2002 San Antonio, Texas, U.S. |
Other names | "The Franchise" |
Education | Creekview High School |
Website | http://www.franchiseof1.com |
Brett August Esch is a 15 year old male residing in Dallas, Texas. He was born to Robby and Traci Esch in San Antonio, Texas.
Politics
Brett serves as a Republican Party Activist, and uses his social platform to endorse the GOP and to spread the message of the party.
Athletics
Football
Brett has played football since he was 7 years old. He was a member of the 8th grade Blalack Middle School football team that finished 8-0 on A-Team and 7-0-1 on B-Team. It was the first time in CFBISD history that a middle school team finished undefeated at both the A-Team level and B-Team level. At the start of his sophomore year, Esch made the varsity football squad at Creekview, but then opted to move down to the JV squad for more playing time.
Basketball
Brett began his basketball career at the age of 6, and retired from the sport after his freshman year.