DOTHAN, Ala. – The Southern Bone & Joint Specialists (SBJS) Foundation has announced the recipients of its 2025 annual scholarships, awarded to 15 high school seniors from Southeast Alabama. The scholarships, funded by the Ronnie Randall Memorial Golf Tournament, recognize students for their academic excellence, leadership, and commitment to healthcare and community service.
The 15 recipients represent 11 high schools across the Wiregrass region. The winners include:
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Addyson Kelley, Wicksburg High School -
Natalia Ball, New Brockton High School
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Hunter Kerchner, G.W. Long High School
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Barron Laudicina, Headland High School
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Kameron Stiffler, Enterprise High School
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Avery Havas, Slocomb High School
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Mary Nichols, Dothan High School
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Kathryn Bruce, Enterprise High School
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Riggs Hickey, HA High School
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Taylor Perry, Geneva High School
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Kayden Lord, Red Level High School
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Maddie Dowling, Eufaula High School
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Josie Varner, Dothan High School
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Ada Blackstock, Opp High School
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Aylana Santora, Slocomb High School
Addyson 
Natalia 
Hunter 
Barron 
Kameron 
Avery 
Mary 
Kathryn 
Riggs 
Taylor 
Kayden 
Maddie 
Josie 
Ada 
Aylana “We are thrilled to support these exceptional students who exemplify academic excellence and a deep commitment to their communities,” said Scott Griffin, of Southern Bone & Joint Specialists Foundation. “Their ambition to pursue healthcare careers and address challenges in the Wiregrass region aligns perfectly with our mission to empower future leaders.”
The SBJS Foundation scholarship program is open to graduating seniors residing in Barbour, Coffee, Covington, Crenshaw, Dale, Geneva, Henry, Houston, or Pike counties. Preference is given to students entering healthcare fields or demonstrating financial need. Applications for the 2026 scholarship cycle will open on January 1, 2025.
For more information about the SBJS Foundation scholarship program, eligibility criteria, or to support future initiatives, visit https://sbjsfoundation.com.
