Chesterfield High School’s Trey Brock Named “NETC” Male Student Athlete of the Month
Trey Brock is a junior and two-sport student athlete at Chesterfield High School.
Chesterfield — Trey Brock is a junior and two-sport athlete at Chesterfield High School, where his athletics cover most of the school year plus, he makes time to participate in the Academic Bowl. Even with these demands, he’s been taking Dual Enrollment classes with NETC since starting his freshman year. He’s completed Psychology, Sociology, Macro Economics and is currently taking two online courses this semester. He plans to continue taking online courses next semester to help lighten his course load once in college and have completed enough course work for an associate’s degree in science when he finishes high school in 2028.
Brock plays golf which he started playing in the 7th grade and he started playing football in the 10th grade at center and nose tackle positions. When asked about which sport is his favorite, he said, “it’s football.”
He carries a 4.7 GPA in the classroom, and he is open to playing sports at the college level if the opportunity presents itself. Of course, the sport of choice would be football, and he plans to visit Coastal Carolina in the near future. He is also considering North Greenville, and the College of Charleston also came up as a location to pursue his college major. After high school, he plans to major in Marine Science with the goal of continuing his studies to earn a PhD in the field.
For all his athletic and academic accomplishments, Brock has been chosen the “NETC” Male Student Athlete of the Month.”
This honor is bestowed through a partnership between the Northeastern Technical College and “The High School Sports Report” with the publication communicating with athletic directors at high schools in the counties of Dillon, Marlboro, and Chesterfield, where NETC serves the needs of high school students seeking to earn dual credits in various subjects that can be transferred to colleges after a student’s high school graduation.
The NETC is currently offering over 44 online dual credit courses for the 2026-27 school year to students in the three counties they serve.
“Brock quickly pointed out the benefit of taking classes via the NETC dual enrollment opportunity, he says, “it’s helped with my notes taking skills which better allows me to focus on my class work and be better prepared.” He continued by adding, “I’m taking many college prerequisite classes now and being able to start college with these completed and my associates degree should help reduce my workload. Also, it’s better prepared me for what to expect now that I’ve experienced the college workload.”
When asked scheduling life around sports and two academic schedules, Brock said, “It’s difficult but I find it enjoyable. It’s also excellent preparation for adult life when I’m balancing demands of having a family and a job.”
At the end of our conversation, I asked Brock if had a favorite memory from either sport, Brock says, “this football season, I blocked a punt and my teammate Jerimiah White was able to take that ball for a scoop-six TD for us.”
