2005 [Junior Season]
Esmail posted the second most wins in singles competition for the Broncs, finishing with a 7-8 record as a junior... notched five of his wins from the number-five singles spot... recorded victories against Lamar, Saint Louis, Nicholls State, Prairie View A&M, and Texas Southern... played matches in the three, four and five positions... teamed with Jeremy Salvo to go 10-5 from the number-one doubles spot in doubles action... was part of a tandem that was 4-2 in Southland Conference action, accounting for more than half of the team's doubles victories... named a member of the Bronc Pride 3.0 Club in the spring semester

2004 [Sophomore Season]
Esmail was 10-6 on the season in singles play...finished at the .500 mark with a 12-12 showing in doubles... saw the majority of his matches played at the number-five singles spot and the number-three doubles spot... was a member of the Bronc Pride 3.0 Club for the fall semester.

North Carolina State
As a member of the Wolfpack, he posted a 4-17 singles record... won two doubles championships in the fall as a freshman... played the majority of the season at number five singles and number two doubles.

High School
In his junior and senior seasons, Esmail was ranked first in doubles in British Columbia... he also held that number one ranking in singles as a junior...won a gold medal at the Western Canada Games in 1999... had an International Tennis Federation ranking of 250 in the world in doubles... received a bronze medal at the 2001 Canada Games... was his high school team's MVP as an undefeated player in both singles and doubles... was a four-time high school honor roll selection.

Off the Court
Esmail is the son of Karim and Brenda Esmail... was born on October 10, 1984... has one brother, Rahim... majoring in international business.