KHL - Round Up - February 13-19, 2018

Fathers and sons Metallurg forward Denis Platonov got a special goal to help his team beat Ocelari in the Davos Hockey Summit. The goal was a real family affair: Denis scored off an assist from his son, Yury. Father and son were playing on the same line for the second time in the competition, and combined for the 2-0 goal in the 22^nd minute. Magnitka eventually won 5-3. Dinamo Riga picked up a 2-0 victory over the host in the later game and claimed victory in the tournament.
KHL gets the stamp of approval
To mark the 10^th season of KHL action, Pochta Rossii has unveiled a special commemorative stamp. And the creative of the special edition was a bit of a thrill for Alexei Morozov, double Gagarin Cup winner and now one the board of directors of the Russian Youth Hockey League. “As a kid, I used to collect stamps,” he said. “I had lots of sporting ones, especially from the 1980 Olympics in Moscow, but there were never any hockey ones in there until now.” The post office will print 200,000 examples of the commemorative stamp.
Five nations wrap up, more playoffs participants. JHL week in review
In the concluding Five Nations match, the under 18 Russian national team lost to Sweden 2:3. Kirill Marchenko and Ivan Morozov scored the only two Russian goals in the match, but the Swedes came back with three of their own to claim a 3:2 victory. Russia U18 finished on the second place after 2 wins and 2 losses. USA U18 won the competition. Sibirskiye Snaipery from Novosibirsk became the third team from Eastern Conference to guarantee themselves a place in Playoffs. Belye Medvedi and Avto also clinched their playoffs spots.
Kapitan (Stupino), Amurskiye Tigry (Khabarovsk), Tayfun (Ussuriysk), HC Riga, Tyumenskiy Legion (Tyumen), Altay (Ust-Kamenogorsk), Kuznetskiye Medvedi (Novokuznetsk), Omskiye Yastreby (Omsk region), Sarmaty (Orenburg), Ladya (Tolyatti) and Sputnik (Almetievsk) will not participate in the playoffs this year.

Top players of the week:
Best goaltender – Dmitriy Nikolayev (SKA-Serebryanye Lvy)
Best defenceman – Maxim Dubovik (Avto)
Best forward – Andrey Obidin (Avto)