Rolo Weaver

Class of 2009

Rolo Weaver’s athletic career was built on versatility, consistency, and a lifelong connection to Huntsville sports, beginning in local youth leagues and extending through collegiate success.

A Huntsville native, Weaver began playing sports at age six through YMCA programs, competing in football, baseball, and basketball. His early development continued at Ed White Middle School, where he began to distinguish himself in football and baseball.

At Butler High School, Weaver became a three-sport standout, earning All-City and All-Tennessee Valley Conference honors in football multiple times. As a sophomore, he was already recognized as one of the area’s top players, and he continued to build on that success through his junior and senior seasons.

During his senior year, Weaver served as captain of both the football and basketball teams, reflecting his leadership and respect among teammates. He also participated in the North-South All-Star Football Game and the Lions Club All-Star Baseball Game, highlighting his standing as a top athlete in the region.

Weaver signed a football scholarship with Jacksonville State University, where he became a three-year starter. His versatility was evident as he contributed at multiple positions, including defensive back, wide receiver, and fullback. He was part of a national championship team during his junior year and helped lead the program to continued postseason success.

Weaver has credited his parents and coaches for their influence, emphasizing the importance of encouragement, discipline, and teamwork in shaping his path.

Beyond athletics, he has remained a fixture in the Huntsville community as a business owner, operating Rolo’s Restaurant for many years.

Weaver’s story reflects a deep-rooted connection to local athletics and a commitment to excellence at every stage of his career.

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