University of Central Missouri Mules Golf’s CJ Phillips and Brooks Baldwin were both named to the 2025-26 All-MIAA Men’s Golf Team, according to an announcement by the conference office on April 20.
This recognition highlights the achievements of two athletes during a competitive season and underscores their contributions to the team. The All-MIAA honors are considered significant within collegiate golf in the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association.
Phillips, a junior from Edmond, Oklahoma, earned his second career All-MIAA honor after achieving a stroke average of 72.27 over 26 rounds in the regular season. He finished in the top ten seven times out of nine tournaments and won both the Missouri Western State University Holiday Inn Express Classic in October and The Tulsa Cup later that month.
Baldwin, a redshirt senior from Warrensburg, received his first All-MIAA accolade with a stroke average of 74.44 across 18 rounds. His season included two top-five finishes: fourth place at the Arkansas Collegiate in March and fifth at the Tommy Riggs Collegiate Invitational shortly after.
Phillips and Baldwin represent the program’s continued success under Head Coach Tim Poe, who is now in his thirty-fifth season leading Mules Golf. They are noted as being the one hundred first and one hundred second players coached by Poe to receive this honor.
Looking ahead, Central Missouri is scheduled to compete at the NCAA Division II Midwest/Central Super Regional from May 7-9 at Katke Golf Course in Big Rapids, Michigan.
