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Dothan Today
By the People, for the People
Wiregrass Kings cross country athletes sign with JUCO programs
Trio of standout runners commit to junior college teams
Apr. 8, 2026 at 12:27pm
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Three top cross country athletes from Wiregrass Kings High School in Dothan, Alabama - Bree Thompson, Cali Schneider, and Madie Williams - signed letters of intent on Tuesday to continue their running careers at junior college programs.
Why it matters
The signings highlight the strength of the Wiregrass Kings cross country program, which has produced several standout runners in recent years. The athletes' decisions to pursue JUCO opportunities could set them up for future success at four-year universities.
The details
The signing ceremony took place at the Ridgecrest Christian gymnasium in Dothan. Thompson, Schneider, and Williams were surrounded by family, coaches, and teammates as they committed to their respective junior college programs.
- The signing ceremony was held on Tuesday, April 8, 2026.
The players
Bree Thompson
A top cross country runner for the Wiregrass Kings High School team.
Cali Schneider
Another standout runner for the Wiregrass Kings cross country program.
Madie Williams
The third Wiregrass Kings cross country athlete to sign with a junior college program.
Wiregrass Kings High School
The high school that the three cross country athletes attended and competed for.
What’s next
The three athletes will begin their junior college careers in the fall, with the goal of potentially transferring to four-year universities after their JUCO experiences.
The takeaway
The signings demonstrate the strength of the Wiregrass Kings cross country program and provide the athletes with opportunities to develop their skills and potentially earn scholarships to four-year schools in the future.
