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Productive Anas, versatile Sharipzyanov, and playmaker Tkachyov: who will win the Golden Stick?
KHL.ru takes a closer look at the nominees for the Golden Stick award — the shortlist following the 2025-2026 regular season includes Sam Anas (Dinamo Minsk), Damir Sharipzyanov (Avangard), and Vladimir Tkachyov (Metallurg).
Clutch Fyodorov, consistent Polyakov, or prolific Zharovsky: who will be Rookie of the Year?
KHL TV commentator Anton Vasyatin takes an in-depth look at the nominees for the Alexei Cherepanov Award, presented annually to the league’s top rookie. Following the 2025-2026 season, the award contenders are Alexander Zharovsky, Matvei Polyakov, and Mikhail Fyodorov. For the first time in four seasons, the list of nominees consists exclusively of forwards.
Finalist Gatiyatulin, crisis manager Kozlov, and regular-season winner Razin: who will be the Coach of the Year?
KHL.ru highlights the nominees for the Best Coach award—for the 2025–2026 season, the nominees are Anvar Gatiyatulin (Ak Bars), Viktor Kozlov (Salavat Yulaev), and Andrei Razin (Metallurg).
A Gagarin Cup champion, a top goalie, and a strong talent. Who will be the 2024-2025 Rookie of the Year?
Commentator for KHL TV channels and expert at KHL.ru, Anton Vasyatin, presents the finalists for the Alexei Cherepanov award. The finalists for the 2024-2025 edition are goalie Semyon Vyazovoi and forwards Ivan Demidov and Yegor Surin.
Gagarin Cup champions and defensive stalwart. Who will be the rookie of the year?
Commentator for KHL TV channels and expert at KHL.ru, Anton Vasyatin, presents the finalists for the Alexei Cherepanov award. The finalists for the 2023-2024 edition are goalie Ilya Nabokov, defenseman Anton Silayev, and forward Roman Kantserov.
KHL Closing Ceremony – Hawks fly high, Dynamo duo strikes again
The KHL’s traditional end-of-season showcase was back in style at the Barvikha Luxury Village concert hall near Moscow on June 8. After having to miss out last year, the league was delighted to be able to once again put on a gala evening to celebrate the top performers from the 2020-2021 campaign.
CSKA leads the way at KHL’s annual awards
CSKA led the way at the KHL’s end-of-season award ceremony, with the Gagarin Cup winner collecting nine prizes at the big event in Moscow. Seven individual or team awards went to the Army Men, with two further nominations among the six ‘golden helmet’ winners that make up the notional ‘All-Star’ roster for the season.
