JOLIET, Ill. -- University of St. Francis men's soccer players Amir Aharon, Jack Browne and Max Gaudry all claimed Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference men's soccer postseason honors when the league office announced the 2026 honor roll on Thursday.  All three men were named to the second team.  The first and second teams each consisted of 15 members.

Browne finished atop the team leader board in two offensive statistical categories with his nine shots on goal and .648 shot on goal percentage.  He also finished second on the team with three goals, one assist and seven total points, while logging 1,217 minutes played and being just one of two Saints to start all 14 matches.  He was named CCAC Defensive Player of the Week on one occasion during the 2026 season.

Gaudry finished the season leading the team in total shots (24) and assists (2), while ranking third in goals (2) and total points (6).  At the conference level, Gaudry's five shots on goal led the team, while his 494 minutes played ranked as fifth-best.

Aharon, meanwhile, was a key piece to St. Francis' backfield that showcased significant defensive improvement in reducing its goals allowed by 20 from the 2025 season.

USF, which had one all-conference selection one year ago, finished the 2026 campaign at 3-5-6.  At the league level, the Saints went 1-2-4 to place in a tie for fifth among nine teams.

For the all-conference release, go to CCAC.

For the complete awards list, go to List.

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