Main statistics of the 2022/2023 season for SKA

Never before had SKA participated in 84 competitive matches during one particular campaign.

In the regular season, SKA claimed 50 victories, a new club record.

Furthermore, 34 home wins during one single KHL season is a new record for SKA. 29 of them had been earned in the regular season, with the remaining five having been tallied in the subsequent Gagarin Cup playoffs.

146 goals on the road in one KHL season is a new record for SKA, beating the previous personal best of 142 markers away from home which was set in the 2016/2017 campaign.

This season, SKA defensemen managed to tally 57 goals, something which hadn't been achieved in the past. It's also worth pointing out that 218 goals registered by SKA players while competing at equal strength is also a new record.

Alexander Nikishin (defenseman), Marat Khairullin (forward) and Dmitrij Jaskin (forward) participated in 81 matches this season, a club record. The previous SKA record was held by forward Nikita Gusev (80 appearances) from the 2018/2019 season.

45 goals in one individual KHL campaign is a new record among SKA players which has been set by Jaskin.

Boasting 63 (15+48) points, Nikishin has set a brand new SKA record concerning the amount of points gained by a defenseman throughout one season.

Dmitry Nikolaev became the first SKA goalkeeper to participate in 57 games in the domestic championship and register 39 wins in either regulation or overtime during one single campaign.

Defenseman Arseniy Koromyslov (0+2) and forwards Dmitry Buchelnikov (1+1), Nikolai Polyakov (1+1), Pavel Koltygin (0+1) and Danil Savunov (0+1) all picked up their maiden KHL points this season.

Moreover, defensemen Nikishin (15+48), Igor Ozhiganov (13+31), Stepan Falkovsky (10+16), Andrei Pedan (7+18) and Nikita Kamalov (5+16) and forwards Khairullin (34+34), Marat Khusnutdinov (12+36), Mikhail Vorobyov (16+29), Vasily Glotov (12+22), Alexander Volkov (17+13), Valentin Zykov (9+18) and Zakhar Bardakov (7+14) all set personal records in terms of the amount of points earned in one KHL campaign.