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Kierston Russell, the twin sister of University of Alabama The first -year field marshal, Keelon Russell, died a few days after the brothers graduated from high school, police confirmed in a statement on Thursday. She was 18 years old.
He Tuscaloosa County Sheriff Office He confirmed Kierston’s death in a statement, added that the investigation into his death is “ongoing.”
“There has been considerable media attention on a death investigation that occurred (in Tuscaloosa) on June 4, 2025,” said Captain Jack Kennedy of the Violent Crimes Unit of the Sheriff of Tuscaloosa County in a statement obtained by Tuscaloosa news.
Field Marshal Keelon Russell (12) works a drill during the practice of spring for the crimson tide on March 5, 2025. (IMAGN)
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“After talking to the family, and in an attempt to quell the media consultations, they have given permission to confirm the death of Kierston Russell … the investigation continues in accordance with the procedures mentioned above, and at this time it seems to be of a non -criminal nature. Therefore, at this time no other information will be disclosed.”
Kierston played basketball in Duncanville High School in Texas. According to ESPN, She had to join her brother in Alabama in August. The twins graduated last month.
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Keelon, a five -star recruit that registered early and attended Alabama spring training, They shared photos of the two and shared a prayer to their Instagram stories on Thursday.
“Dear God, thank you that every good and pleasant gift is above. You are the source of every blessing in my life of my health, my work, my relationships and the strength to face every day. Even my ability to work and create comes from you. I recognize that everything I have is a gift from your generous hand,” he publishes.
Archive: Alabama Campo Marshal Keelon Russell (12), turns to deliver the ball for a day at the Bryant-Ddenny stadium on April 12, 2025. (Red Gary Cosby/USA Today through IMAGN images)
“As James 1:17 says: ‘Every good and perfect gift is from above, getting out of the father of heavenly lights, which does not change like changing shadows.’ You are faithful and I am grateful.”
Kierston’s basketball team also shared a statement about X after the news of his death.
“With shattered hearts, we cry the loss of our sister and teammate, Kierston Russell. A fierce competitor with a heart of gold: her light, love and legacy will live. We love you, Kruss. Always.”
