Records set during the 2024/2025 regular season

TEAM

21.09.2024, Torpedo - SKA - 3:4. SKA earned their 1000th win in the history of the Russian Championship and the 1600th in the domestic league.

05.01.2025, SKA - Vityaz - 5:1. SKA earned their 800th KHL victory.

04.03.2025, CSKA - SKA - 2:3 OT. Across 1200 KHL games, SKA have tallied 809 triumphs.

18.03.2025, Traktor - SKA - 4:2. 31 different players with at least one goal to their name during one single KHL campaign is indeed a new club record.

PERSONAL

Alexander Nikishin became SKA's leading scorer in history among defensemen with 166 (50+116) points.

Nikishin's tally of 50 goals is a new club record for defensemen. 112 games with a minimum of one point is also a record for SKA taking only defensemen into account.

Nikishin also became the first defenseman in SKA's history to score five OT winners.

At the age of 18 years, 9 months and 9 days, forward Ivan Demidov became the youngest SKA player to tally four (2+2) points in one single match.

At the age of 18 years, 10 months and 13 days, Demidov became the youngest SKA player to dish out four assists in one KHL game.

At the age of 19 years and 9 days, Demidov became the youngest player to score a winning marker for SKA. Moreover, on the same day, he scored SKA's youngest hat-trick in history.

At the age of 19 years, 1 month and 20 days, Demidov became the youngest player to score a winning penalty shot for SKA in a KHL shootout.

Seven consecutive games with a minimum of one point (overall tally of 2+9) is a record among SKA players under the age of 20 set by Demidov.

Only Nikolai Puchkov (507) and Boris Mikhailov (630) have managed more competitive SKA games than Roman Rotenberg (255).

Only Puchkov (193) and Mikhailov (238) have recorded more wins as the head coach of SKA than Rotenberg (164).

Yegor Zavragin became the first SKA goalkeeper in history to record three shutouts while being younger than 20.

Forwards Zakhar Bardakov (35), Arseniy Gritsyuk (44), Valentin Zykov (29), Matvei Korotky (9), Grigory Kuzmin (31) and Demidov (49) all set personal records concerning points during one KHL season.