Grant: Nashville '99. Kyle & Jackie Brace's youngest, completing the family after big sis Kaylee

He was always so excited for school and quickly became the social butterfly and class clown

After the family's move to NY, Grant began wrestling, securing 1st place & his first pin at his very first tournament

Upon moving back to TN, Grant joined MJ Bear Club Wrestling and kicked off his football journey

Despite facing challenges (Narcolepsy & ADHD), Grant persisted & remained successful in wrestling, & began advocating for his medical needs in sports

He became an All-American Wrestler at a national tournament

This meant Grant was the #1 wrestler across all of TN for his age & weight class

His tournament match was voted the most valiant & exciting of the day

He was the #1 wrestler in the Middle TN region in his age/weight class

At just 14, Grant dominated his first powerlifting meet, showcasing incredible physical strength beyond his years

Grant moves with his family to East TN, seamlessly integrating into new football and wrestling teams while maintaining his dominance in both sports

Grant stunned competitors, clinching 2nd place statewide among his weight class in Tennessee wrestling

High School total wrestling record of 128 wins/33 losses

Grant Graduates high school with academic honor awards

Grant's dedication paid off as he signed to pursue his passion for wrestling in college

Grant passed away due to an exertional heat stroke during the first wrestling practice of his junior college season

Grant’s high school Alma Mater honored his life on the jumbotron during a football game

Grant gave the gift of life by donating his organs and received his last medal

The Brace Family presents “The Grant Brace Legacy Award” annually to a wrestler embodying Grant’s dedication and hard work