In a modest ceremony held in Enterprise, Alabama, three standout athletes put pen to paper, sealing their futures with the Boll Weevils flag football program.
Jalissiah Jackson, already a familiar face on the campus softball diamond, joins the roster alongside Aarshunni Curry, a recent standout on the women’s basketball team, and Kamirra Harris, an incoming freshman whose speed has already turned heads.
Coach Janasky Fleming, who has been guiding the program’s rapid ascent, expressed optimism about the newcomers, noting that their diverse athletic backgrounds bring a fresh dynamism to the squad.
A Promising Roster Takes Shape
The trio’s commitments mark the first wave of scholarship signings for the Boll Weevils, a team that has been building momentum since its inception.
Fleming indicated that additional signings are expected in the coming weeks, as the coaching staff continues to scout talent across the region.
Voluntary workouts are slated to commence in June, with full‑scale practices scheduled for the following month, setting the stage for a competitive debut season.
Athletic Director at Enterprise State highlighted the broader impact of the program, emphasizing how flag football provides a unique pathway for female athletes to pursue higher education and competitive sport.
The Boll Weevils organization, housed at Enterprise State, will leverage its academic resources and state‑of‑the‑art facilities to support the athletes’ development both on and off the field.