KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association announced its All-MIAA teams and postseason awards for the 2024-25 women’s golf season. Eighteen student-athletes from nine member institutions earned postseason honors with Central Missouri’s Mia Rallo earning the MIAA Golfer of the Year title for the second consecutive season.
 
Central Missouri collected two of the Association’s major postseason honors with Mia Rallo named the Golfer of the Year and Jennies head coach Chris Port named the Coach of the Year by his peers. Arkansas-Fort Smith’s Ali Perry was voted the MIAA Freshman of the Year.
 
Central Missouri also had three All-MIAA First Team selections – Libby Green, Maya McVey and Rallo. The trio of Jennies were joined by Rogers State’s Lydia Sitorius and Nebraska Kearney’s Juliana to complete the First Team.
 
Mia Rallo is the top-ranked golfer in the MIAA with a scoring average of 73.2. A junior from Wentzville, Mo., Rallo placed in the top 15 in every event she’s competed in this season, including four top-five finishes. She is the first back-to-back MIAA Golfer of the Year since Shi Qing Ong of Missouri Western earned the honor in both the 2017-18 and 2018-19 seasons.
 
MIAA Freshman of the Year Ali Perry has been the most successful first-year in the league this season. The former MSHSAA individual state champion from St. Joseph, Mo., has led Arkansas-Fort Smith all season long and ranks eighth in the league with a scoring average of 76.5.
 
Jennies head coach Chris Port was selected as the MIAA women’s golf Coach of the Year for the third consecutive season. The 13-year head coach led the Jennies to four team titles in the 2024-25 season and are the favorites to capture the 2025 league championship title for what would be the third straight season. This is Port’s fourth MIAA Coach of the Year award overall.
 
Below is the complete list of the women’s golfers who received All-MIAA honors in the 2024-25 season. The team includes five First Team selections, five Second Team selections and five Third Team selections.
 
All 12 MIAA women’s golf teams are currently competing in the 2025 MIAA Women’s Golf Championship, hosted at the Meadowlark Hills Golf Club in Kearney, Nebraska. To view the current standings or to find more information on the Association’s postseason tournament, visit theMIAA.com/WomensGolf.
 
2024-25 WOMEN’S GOLF POSTSEASON AWARDS & ALL-MIAA TEAMS
MIAA Golfer of the Year – Mia Rallo, Central Missouri
MIAA Freshman of the Year – Ali Perry, Arkansas-Fort Smith
MIAA Coach of the Year – Chris Port, Central Missouri
 
ALL-MIAA FIRST TEAM
Lydia Sitorus – Rogers State, Sr.
Juliana Botero Molina – Nebraska Kearney, Sr.
Mia Rallo – Central Missouri, Jr.
Libby Green – Central Missouri, Jr.
Maya McVey – Central Missouri, So.
 
ALL-MIAA SECOND TEAM
Katarina Chynoranska – Missouri Southern, So.
Ines Vandaele – Missouri Western, So.
Paige Hoffman – Northwest Missouri, Sr.
Ali Perry – Arkansas-Fort Smith, Fr.
Nicole Rallo – Central Missouri, Sr.
 
ALL-MIAA THIRD TEAM
Brianna Maddux – Rogers State, Jr.
Lauren Anderson – Rogers State, So.
Lily Allman – Missouri Southern, Sr.
Jessica Parker – Northeastern State, Jr.
Milena Andres – Rogers State, Fr.
 
HONORABLE MENTION
Liz Lyons – Nebraska Kearney, So.
Kristin Gudmundsdottir – Rogers State, Sr.
Keira Ronsick – Washburn, So.