Logan Myers, a senior infielder for the Hornets, was recently named to the Division II ABCA/Rawlings Gold Glove Team for the 2026 season, a testament to his extraordinary defensive consistency.
He handled 272 fielding chances without committing a single error, while also turning 36 double plays at second base, numbers that place him among the most reliable defenders in the league.
The recognition marks his second Gold Glove honor of the year, following his selection to the MIAA Gold Glove Team earlier in the campaign.
A Season of Records
Beyond individual accolades, Myers helped the Hornets clinch a 37‑16 record, the most victories the program has recorded since the 2017 season, underscoring the impact of his leadership on the team’s overall performance.
Teammates and coaches alike credit his steady presence at second base for stabilizing the infield and fostering a winning culture within the squad.
Born and raised in Pittsburg, Kansas, Myers has become a local hero, inspiring younger players in the community and drawing attention to the program’s growing prominence.
His defensive prowess earned him first‑team All‑Region honors from the ABCA, D2CCA and the National Collegiate Baseball Writer’s Association, as well as All‑American selections that highlight his status among the nation’s elite.
The Hornets’ coaching staff notes that Myers’ ability to convert double plays and maintain a flawless fielding percentage has been a decisive factor in close games throughout the season.