CALGARY — Cavalry FC goalkeeper Nathan Ingham has been nominated for the Canadian Premier League's Golden Glove Award, and defender Adam Pearlman has been nominated for the league's Canadian U-21 Player of the Year award.
Ingham, 33, led the league with 11 clean sheets during Cavalry's CPL Shield-winning regular season. He posted a 72.5 per cent save percentage and led the league with 27 starts and 2,430 minutes played.
Pearlman led all U-21 players with 2,233 minutes played and was the only player in his age group to start 27 regular season matches. The defender led U-21 players in chances created (36), expected assists (4.22) and progressive carries (164), tied for the most assists among U-21 players with three, and led his age group in duels won (126).
He also ranked second among U-21 players in tackles won (37) and passes into the final third (160).
Both winners will be determined by votes from the technical leadership of all eight CPL clubs alongside select media members who regularly covered the 2026 regular season, and announced at the 2026 CPL Awards ceremony on Thursday, November 19, as part of the CPL Final festivities. Voting is based on regular season performances only.
Cavalry host FC Supra du Québec in the second leg of their CPL semifinal on Saturday at ATCO Field, trailing 2-1 on aggregate.