Brechen Frederick is a 5'9" Running Back/Linebacker in the 2027 class.
Frederick attends Baltic in Dakotas.
Frederick's Player Profile was created on February 12, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Brechen
FrederickRB/LB
Class
2027
Height
5'9"
Weight
190
HS
Baltic
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SD
South Dakota Playoff Preview: 11B and 9-Man
Frederick is a do it all kind of back. He will line up at WR, take direct snaps...
Written by Rye Storrs
Brechen
FrederickRB/LB
Class
2027
Height
5'9"
Weight
190
HS
Baltic
|
SD
Garretson vs Baltic: Standout Performers
The Tri-Valley transfer looked very explosive in his first game for Baltic. He rattled off a few big...
Written by Rye Storrs
Brechen
FrederickRB/LB
Class
2027
Height
5'9"
Weight
190
HS
Baltic
|
SD
South Dakota 2027 Rankings: Small Town Sleepers, Session 2
Colton Pop. 738 Brechen has agility that is hard to miss on tape off the first look at...
Written by Nate Wahl
Rye Storrs | Prep Redzone Scout
Rye Storrs
Prep Redzone Scout
Frederick is a do it all kind of back. He will line up at WR, take direct snaps as a wildcat QB, and of course run the ball from the backfield. He is a game changing athlete with great field vision and the ability to break away in the open field. Brechen has been the bell cow for Baltic all year and I expect that to continue for this playoff matchup.
The Tri-Valley transfer looked very explosive in his first game for Baltic. He rattled off a few big runs including a long individual effort where he broke a couple tackles and cut back to score from behind mid field. He seems to have a higher gear than everyone else on the field. Whether it was from the backfield or after the catch, Frederick was dangerous.
Brechen has agility that is hard to miss on tape off the first look at the running back position. The 5’8 175 pounder from Tri-Valley, also has great vision that shows off good elusiveness between the tackles and that can be a tough one to tackle especially beyond the first level of the field. He also appears patient in waiting for his offensive linemen to provide him the space he needs and when you mix those skillsets together, you see a solid path for play on Saturdays in these eyes. TWITTER