The Chicago Suburban Baseball League announced its 2026 annual award winners and three Muskies were honored. 

Righthander Bryce Shafer (pictured left) was named the league's Pitcher of the Year for the fifth consecutive season and sixth time overall.  Despite a slow start due to an injury early in the season, Shafer pitched the 8th most innings in league play while posting a 1.04 ERA in league play.  He struck out 43 batters in 26 innings to finish second in the CSBL in that category.  

Reliever Camden Kearney (pictured right) took home Reliever of the Year honors as he made 10 relief appearances on the season (second most in the league behind Muskie Jack Callejo) posting a 1.32 ERA while striking out over a batter per inning.

Centerfielder Andrew Olszewski (pictured left) took home the CSBL's inaugural Gold Glove award to the league's top defender.    

The complete list of award winners is below:

• Position Player of the Year - Brady Roberts – Oswego Cats
• Pitcher of the Year - Bryce Shafer – Beecher Muskies
• Collegiate Position Player of the Year - Peter Visconti – Addison Braves
• Collegiate Pitcher of the Year – Jack Hughes – Oswego Cats
• Relief Pitcher of the Year - Camden Kearney – Beecher Muskies
• Iron Man of the Year - Hayden Bowman – Oswego Cats
• Manager of the Year - Jeff Vukovich – Lombard Orioles
• Umpire of the Year - Brad Snyder
• Gold Glove - Andrew Olszewski - Beecher Muskies
• Collegiate Gold Glove - Matt Hudik – New Lenox Pumas