Forward Beck scored seven points in a match for the first time in KHL history.

Canadian forward of hockey club (HC) Siberia Taylor Beck set a historical record of the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) on February 10, scoring seven points in one match.

The striker scored two goals and provided five assists in a home game against the Sochi club, Sport-Express reports.

This result surpassed the previous KHL record of six points per match. Earlier in the league's history, five hockey players — Alexander Radulov, Nikolai Zherdev, Vadim Shipachev, Joshua Livo and Nikita Gusev — reached this milestone.

In the current regular season, Beck played 22 games and scored 21 points (six goals and 15 assists).

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On the same day, Sibir from Novosibirsk defeated Sochi with a score of 10:1, winning the biggest victory in its history. Egor Petukhov scored the only goal for Sochi in the 15th minute. Vyacheslav Leshchenko, Beck, and Andy Andreoff scored doubles for Sibir.

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